Real-time payment fraud detection backstop from Kyriba
by Jack Large
Breakthrough that corporate treasury needs: real-time detection of specified non-compliant behaviour just before the payment is made
One of the biggest sources of fraud in most organisations is payment fraud. Typically the biggest sources of payment fraud are from: cheques particularly in accounts payable and disbursement accounts.…
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Breakthrough that corporate treasury needs: real-time detection of specified non-compliant behaviour just before the payment is made
by Bija Knowles
Corporate data is increasingly under threat from distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, which have risen by 33 per cent, according to Kaspersky Labs
by Jack Large
Equifax hearing reveals some ideas for data security, but should you be worrying about your competitors and under reporting
by Bija Knowles
Manufacturing companies are the most susceptible to cyber attacks, according to data released by Kaspersky Lab
by Bija Knowles
The loss from financial fraud was £366.4 million in the first half of 2017, according to figures from UK Finance
by Bija Knowles
The average cost of a cybersecurity incident is growing – and the most costly breaches are due to failures of third parties such as suppliers or business partners
by Jack Large
Speedy and secure recognition is vital at POS and in KYC
by Jack Large
Rahman Ravelli Solicitors recipe - manual + digital - is only way to solve problem
by Jack Large
Dare you complete the International Chamber of Commerce’s cybersecurity self-assessment questionnaire?
by Bija Knowles
Retailers are increasingly offering customers a choice of online shopping and payment channels but this leaves them open to new types of fraud – and online chargeback fraud is a growing area
by Jack Large
Verizon: Almost half of companies fail on payment security; New techologies: use machine learning combined with AI, and behavioural analytics enable companies to fully understand and minimise cyberfraud
by Jack Large
Who is responsible: IT? Internal audit? Corporate treasury? Accounts payable? Government? Global regulators?
by Bija Knowles
UKEF seeks to stimulate UK exports over the next three years. International trade minister Greg Hands says that corporate compliance also remains a focus
by Bija Knowles
No one likes to think that their behaviour is predictable or transparent but behavioural analytics is effective in uncovering misconduct such as market abuse, insider trading or collusion
by Jack Large
CIFAS: UK Identity fraud at epidemic levels; Symantec: major security breaches record; BELLIN: simple structures and processes that protect the corporate treasury department
by Bija Knowles
To address the problem of obtaining reliable, comparable data on payment fraud, the EBA is seeking to establish guidelines on reporting requirements for payment fraud statistics
by Kylene Casanova
Telltale signs; contactless fraud; eyetracking technology; money laundering; cutting off terrorist funding; cost of fraud prevention
by Kylene Casanova
Most might think they'd never fall for a socially-engineered cyber attack but, according to Vasco Data Security, social engineering is growing steadily
by Kylene Casanova
Cybersecurity is the top operational challenge for c-suite executives, while a positive technological disruption in their sector is also seen as one of the top external opportunities
by Kylene Casanova
From a stock price tumble, to losing customers and millions in revenue loss, there are some preventative actions against a cybersecurity attack that companies can't afford not to put in place
by Kylene Casanova
There is no escape: corporate treasury departments will have to cope with many more new practices and technologies
by Kylene Casanova
Who do you trust to run a Digital Identity system: Banks? Governments? Facebook? Google? Apple? LinkedIn? The clear winners will be………
by Kylene Casanova
The 4th EU AML Directive entered into national law yesterday, with clear guidelines on how banks should tackle crime, but huge obstacles remain, including cost, IT and personnel
by Kylene Casanova
Cybersecurity, financial regulation and geopolitical uncertainty, including Brexit, are major concerns for corporate treasurers, according to research by the UK's ACT
