Bank tech outages up 138% but cyberattack not main threat
by Bija Knowles
Over-confidence in change management is main cause of financial services IT outages according to the Financial Conduct Authority
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Regulatory compliance, combined with the globalization and the online nature of business today has made identity management a major issue. One of the biggest problems in preventing fraud is being sure that the individuals participating in a transaction are who they say they are and have the authority… Read more about ID Systems & Services in Fraud Prevention
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