Protecting Onboarding for Next-Gen Banks
Next-generation banks are domaining the scene more than ever, but they have to face some crucial challenges too. For them, a very sensitive theme to address is the onboarding process.
XTN is a winner of the Cyber Defense Global Awards 2019
XTN is proud to announce being a winner of the Cyber Defense Global Awards 2019.
Stopping Online Fraud with XTN
STOPPING FRAUD is a mature issue in online payment applications and services, and is based on well-conceived concepts such as profile-based analytics.
XTN Partners with STOPSO to Fight Fraud in the United States
XTN Cognitive Security®, the Italian provider of Advanced Behaviour-based Fraud protection solutions, has entered into a Partnership Agreement with Strategic Operational Solutions Inc. (STOPSO), a leading IT strategy and management consulting firm, to deliver Fraud Risk Management capabilities to the US Market, with a focus on Local, State and Federal Government. XTN’s Cognitive Security [...]
6 ways to understand if you are threatened by a Phishing Email
Since every one of us has probably, at least once, received a phishing email, it's crucial to have a precise understanding of how to protect yourself.
What is Phishing?
Dating back to the 90s Phishing is one of the oldest types of cyberattacks and still one of the most widespread because of techniques becoming increasingly sophisticated.
XTN Cognitive Security® and Promon partner to redefine In-App Protection
XTN is delighted to announce the partnership with Promon, the Norwegian firm specializing in In-App Protection, to better help organizations defend against increasingly sophisticated fraud threats.
8 tips to avoid installing mobile malware on your smartphone
Mobile malware is real. Following the trend of more and more services to go mobile, fraudsters are going in the same direction as they're moving very fast from developing PC's malware to smartphone ones.
How to defend your endpoints from RAT!
A Remote Access Trojan aka RAT is malicious software that provides the attacker with unlimited access to the victims' endpoints.
5 tips to avoid C-level fraud
If your CEO sends you an email asking you to make an urgent payment, would you be suspicious of an email from him?
