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Cyberattackers Target the Latin American Health Care Sector

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Cyberattacks on the healthcare sector are a growing threat in Latin America, and the large amount of confidential data these organizations handle makes these attacks a top concern. The value of healthcare data in the illegal market, such as the personal, medical and financial information of patients and healthcare companies, creates an appealing target for […]

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Cyberattackers Target the Latin American Health Care Sector

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Cyberattacks on the healthcare sector are a growing threat in Latin America, and the large amount of confidential data these organizations handle makes these attacks a top concern. The value of healthcare data in the illegal market, such as the personal, medical and financial information of patients and healthcare companies, creates an appealing target for […]

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Why Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Matters in the Banking Industry

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When customers put money in a bank, they need to trust it will stay there. Because of the high stakes involved for the customer, such as financial loss, and how long it takes to resolve fraud and potential identity theft, customers are sensitive to the security of the bank as well as fraud prevention measures. […]

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Identity Fraud: 9 Consumer Scams (and How to Stop Them)

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With remote work, e-commerce activity and sophisticated breach capabilities at an all-time high, there is a perfect storm brewing. Identity fraud is not going away anytime soon.  Take a look at nine common types of identity fraud, the warning signs and some identity management advice. This way, you can reduce the risk of falling victim […]

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5 Global Supply Chain Security Threats (and How to Handle Them)

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In December 2020, a nation-state attack on the SolarWinds network management system compromised the supply chains of over 18,000 organizations, including the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security. With costs likely to run into the billions, this breach was one of the biggest incidents in recent years — but it won’t be the last. […]

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Taking Time Off? What Your Out of Office Message Tells Attackers

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As more people are vaccinated and free to live a more normal life again, vacation plans, trip pictures and conference hashtags will flood social media sites. Phone calls and emails to colleagues will be met with out of office (OOO) messages. You might feel happy for that person, or maybe a little jealous that they […]

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Account Fraud is Killing Streaming Services: What Providers Can Do

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The use of online streaming services was already burgeoning well before most of the world started spending so much time at home. The current explosion in the demand for video and music streaming services is cause for celebration in the industry, but it has a dark side. Account fraud, sharing and takeover, enabled by password […]

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Interpretability of Machine Learning Models for Fraud Detection

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In the domain of fraud prevention, there?s extensive use of machine learning based decision models. These models offer flexibility and adjust for new fraud patterns. However, it?s essential for model owners to have the ability to explain why a decision… Continue reading Interpretability of Machine Learning Models for Fraud Detection→

How to Avoid Money Scams While Holidaying at Home

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At a time when more people are remote and using digital tools, be aware of these common payment scams and learn what steps to take to avoid falling victim.
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New Study Shows Consumers Could Be Vulnerable to COVID-19 Spam

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Since March 11, IBM X-Force has observed a more than 6,000 percent increase in COVID-19 spam, with lures ranging the full gamut of challenges and concerns facing individuals.

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