When it comes to the fight against fast-moving digital crime, investigators are struggling to hold their own.The time has come to knit together strong detection and best business practices.
When deciding on an approach to tokenization, financial institutions need to choose between network- or issuer-managed directory services, or both.
As bankers grapple with fighting off fraudsters who seek to steal the identities of their customers, they should consider behavioral analytics as a useful weapon in that battle.
Responding to data breaches requires that financial institutions implement a proactive vulnerability management plan and basic security protocols such as network segmentation.
To ward off cyber fraud, banks need to deploy proactive detection systems, give the chief information security officer enterprise-wide authority and improve customer education.
Credentialing customers via biometrics offers banks a way to improve security for customers while increasing their own market share.
Protecting a customer’s vital financial information requires that financial institutions encrypt and track the flow of that data.
As the nation’s largest banks settle mortgage fraud-related cases, evidence mounts that federal prosecutors will turn their focus next to regional banks.