Page 83 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

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New Security Fundamentals for Open Banking

Financial organizations need to more accurately assess risk in the open banking environment. It's not enough to just get any generic analytics engine that can incorporate data from different interaction channels. A bank's fraud team must be able to identify cybercrime risk, payment risk and customer behavior, in...

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How to Mitigate the New Banking Vulnerabilities

As third-party companies are introduced into the banking ecosystem, they add a new layer of complexity and potential opportunity for fraud, because they detach the bank from direct interaction with the end user. The new applications and services that are developed expand the fraud potential exponentially, and can...

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Buyer's Guide for Certificate Management

As certificate counts within the average organization rise to tens of thousands, it has become exponentially harder to manage them effectively. Many organizations turn to their certificate authorities (CAs) to protect the keys and certificates that each CA issues. The basic tools CAs provide are certainly a step up...

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Digital Certificates: Next Generation Identity Access Management

Identity and Access Management (IAM) programs are becoming increasingly essential to securing critical systems and data; last year, companies spent $7 billion on IAM, most on protecting user credentials, but almost nothing protecting keys and certificates, the credentials that identify and authorize machine-to-machine...

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The Machine Identity Crisis:The Security of Machine-to-Machine Communications

Our increased dependence on machines is so profound that even the definition of machine is undergoing radical change. The number and type of physical devices on enterprise networks has been rising rapidly, but this is outstripped by the number of applications and services they host. At the same time, cloud adoption...

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Dark Web Research: How Much Will Criminals Pay for Your Certificates?

It's frightening what criminals can buy on the dark web. But it's even scarier that they may be buying your own security certificates to use against you. Venafi recently sponsored a six-month investigation into the sale of digital code signing certificates on the dark web. Conducted with the Cyber Security Research...

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4 Steps to SSH Security: Protect Privileged Access

SSH is used for secure administrative access, but what happens if it's not secure? Despite the sweeping access SSH keys grant, including root access, most are not as tightly controlled as their level of privilege requires. If your organization doesn't know which administrators or SSH keys have access to which...

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Stop Unauthorized Abuse of Privileged Access: Protect your SSH Keys

Take control of your SSH keys to minimize your risk of intrusion SSH keys provide the highest level of access rights and privileges for servers, applications and virtual instances. Cyber criminals want this trusted status and invest considerable resources into acquiring and using SSH keys in their attacks. Even...

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2017 SSH Study - Executive Brief

A recently published 2017 survey of over 400 security professionals in the U.S., U.K. and Germany measured how well their organizations implemented security controls for SSH keys. The results show that most organizations are underprepared to protect against SSH-based attacks, with fewer than half following industry...

Average Cost of Healthcare Breach? $3.62 Million, Regardless of Compliance

Clearly, adherence to HIPAA, NIST and other regulators in healthcare is paramount, but that does not mean that your organization isn't vulnerable to cybercrime hacking. When the average breach is worth $3.62 million with $380 per patient record compromised (as per Ponemon's 2017 Cost of a Data Breach Report), the...

Federal: Getting Started with DMARC

Learn how to adopt DMARC for email security to meet DHS' binding operational directive (BOD) 18-01. Get information on Federal Government DMARC best practices to set up a "monitoring" policy in 90 days and move to "reject" in under a year. Download this guide that discusses: The history and foundation of what...

Federal DMARC Adoption Report

Are you ready for Binding Operational Directive 18-01? On October 16, 2017, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued this directive mandating all federal email domains to implement DMARC to strengthen email security. Download this report to learn: How federal agencies are vulnerable to phishing and email...

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PSD2: An Opportunity to Innovate and Lead

In the past decade, financial institutions have undergone a significant digital transformation - delivering new levels of customer convenience and services through online and mobile channels. However, this represents just the beginning of an even greater change. Read this white paper to learn more about...

Proactive Defense Against Phishing

When it comes to warding off phishing attacks, too many organizations are reliant on internal awareness campaigns. But a more proactive defense and controls are needed. One important lesson to learn from business email compromise and other predominant forms of phishing attacks is that they are strikes against...

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The Business Value of Security Monitoring and Analytics

Companies commonly get started with tools to help with forensic investigations, after-the-fact auditing, and reporting on compliance and work progress. As these initiatives mature, a platform approach to security monitoring and analytics reduces the time to identify, investigate, and remediate security-related...