Latest Gartner's 2020 Online Fraud Detection Market Guide highlighted a growing narrative in the anti-fraud market around the concept of trust and safety in all brand/customer interactions.According to the world's leading research and advisory company, the most urgent and vital issue is to create an environment in which customers feel safe to transact, and all [...]
Last week we started observing a new ingenious Phishing campaign targeting some large US 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.
Most of us always have a mobile device in our pockets or bags. We use it for multiple purposes, ranging from social media to online payment. This means our phone is continuously accumulating personal sensitive data that could be quite valuable for fraudsters.
How could we live without our smartphone? On the spot, you might be tempted to answer "fine”. The truth is that our lives are deeply linked to our digital presence and it will probably go on like this for many years to come.
Even though mobile applications have been available for years, security concepts and development practices are still less mature and in constant evolution.
