Cybersecurity, Fraud and Operational Risk: The Time for Cognitive Convergence Is Now

The threat landscape is expanding, and organizations must undergo a cognitive convergence to manage evolving security, fraud and operational risks.

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Children and young adults: the next-generation money mules

Money laundering predates the Internet. But today’s interconnectedness has made it a lot easier for criminals to lure unsuspecting users into becoming money mules. Their latest victims: children and young adults.
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Open Banking Is Here — Is Your Bank Positioned to Lead?

Open banking is changing the way people manage their money, transforming the relationship between customers and financial institutions.

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Don’t Be Catfished: Protecting Yourself From New Account Fraud

While consumers can’t change their personal information, they can take preventative measures to protect their data from new account fraud.

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Grandma or the Wolf? Red Gets Smart About Fraud Protection

When Red spots suspicious activity on Grandma’s account, she needs a dynamic fraud protection tool to determine whether it’s really her or a Big Bad Wolf.

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Pick a Card, Any Card: Deception, the Human Mind and the Social Engineering Challenge

Social engineering schemes such as spear phishing rely on the human mind’s inclination toward self-deception to motivate users to open malicious links.

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Protecting Against Spam and Phishing Attacks With a Layered Approach to Email Security

To protect their users from spam and phishing attacks, security professionals should adopt a basic, layered approach to email security.

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Ransomware, Trojans and Fraud, Oh My! Tracking Recent Cybercrime Trends and Patterns

As banking and retail institutions adopt stronger security measures, cybercrime trends are shifting to maximize fraudsters’ ROI.

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New Threats? No Problem! Identify Emerging Cybercrime Trends Early to Fight Financial Fraud

Banks and financial institutions require a dynamic strategy to identify emerging cybercrime trends and stop fraudsters in their tracks.

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