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5 Technologies to Enable Digital Transformation

Digital transformation offers financial institutions the potential to reinvent themselves and meet heightened customer expectations. Those that embrace digitization as not simply a defensive strategy against bank and non-bank competitors, but as a way to increase revenue through improved consumer insights and...

Digital Transformation: Pitfalls and Security Gaps

Historically, innovation within the financial services industry has moved at a glacial pace. A combination of factors limited institutions such as compliance obligations, dependence on complicated infrastructure, and a riskaverse approach to security. An environment was created where innovation was perceived as risky...

How to Integrate Touch ID into your Mobile Banking Application the Right Way

Banks can no longer view mobile banking as a "new channel" or optional service. It is now the preferred form of banking for an entire generation of customers and, arguably, the single biggest banking innovation since the advent of the ATM. Banks in particular have gravitated to Touch ID technology because it...

How to Implement an Effective BYOD Policy

In evaluating current or future BYOD policies and deployments, it's important to recognize that your industry regulations, employee needs and company culture should play a significant role in determining how your company enables BYOD. One approach does not suit all companies. Even within a company, you may...

Dating Apps Vulnerabilities & Risks to Enterprises

A 2013 Pew Research study revealed one in 10 Americans have used a dating site or app and the number of people who dated someone they met online has grown to 66 percent.1 Today, the goal is work-life integration. Employees multi-task work obligations between banking, gaming, tweeting, networking and yes, even dating....

State of Mobile App Security

Mobile has become a cornerstone of the global economy; use of mobile applications continues to grow rapidly. The concept of there being an app for everything has only moved further away from being a joke, and closer towards becoming a reality. Staggering statistics across various reports indicate that mobile apps,...

Are You Ready for Mobile Capture?

Mobile capture is quickly becoming an important differentiator for many companies and organizations, especially those in traditionally document-intensive fields like banking, insurance, healthcare and government operations. According to a 2014 study conducted by AIIM, 45% of companies feel that mobile capture is...

The Risks and Rewards of Mobile Banking Apps

Mobile banking technology may be one of the best retention tools available to banks - a differentiator. Mobile banking customers are 53 percent less likely to leave; and if customers use both mobile banking and bill pay the retention rate increases to 82 percent. The challenge banks face is increasing the security of...

Managing the Risks and Rewards of Mobile Banking Apps

Mobile banking technology may be one of the best retention tools available to banks...a differentiator. Mobile banking customers are 53 percent less likely to leave; and if customers use both mobile banking and bill pay the retention rate increases to 82 percent. The challenge banks face is increasing the security of...

Reducing SMS Authentication by a Factor of Five

Many banks are replacing traditional risk-based secret questions with out-of-band SMS authentication. Beyond the enhanced (perceived) security that comes with out-of-band authentication the major driver for adoption of these technologies is regulation (i.e. FFIEC Guidelines). However, with security and compliance...

Detecting Remote Access Attacks on Online Banking Sites

Remote Access Tools (RATs) allow an attacker to take control over a desktop and use it remotely, opening any application and operating the PC as if the fraudster was sitting next to it. Recently, RAT attacks have migrated from use in nation state and hacktivist operations to online banking fraud. Existing fraud...

Old Techniques, New Channel: Mobile Malware Adapting PC Threat Techniques

Consumers see the advantage of accessing banking capabilities from their mobile device. However, today's mobile devices lack security to stay ahead of the evolving mobile threat landscape. Cyber criminals will continue to target the mobile channel with sophisticated attack techniques and new emerging techniques in the...

Context-Based Authentication & Fraud Protection for Mobile Devices

Mobile devices - smartphones and tablets - are powerful computers that are increasingly used for commerce and financial transactions. Consumers will spend $235 billion through mobile transactions, making mobile devices a very lucrative channel and the next frontier for cybercriminals to exploit. The threats against...

Mobility on Hold: Get Back on Track with Mobile Risk Mitigation

Mobile banking continues to gain momentum, growing faster than any other delivery channel to date. Many financial institutions want to expand capabilities in the mobile channel, but are concerned about security. Given the evolving threats, mobile innovation has outpaced the industry's appetite for deploying new...

Malicious Mobile Apps: A Growing Threat in 2013 and Beyond

With the exploding use of mobile devices and BYOD, mobile apps represent a major new threat. This infographic reveals some surprising facts about malicious mobile apps, including where they come from, what they do and what other IT pros are thinking about them. Below are some key highlights: 73% of IT pros expect...