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Banks Turn To 3D Secure 2.0 To Fight Fraud

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As fraudsters continue to chip away at profits and threaten firms’ financial stability, security providers and banks alike are investing in solutions compliant with 3D Secure (3DS), protocols, which protect both consumers and the companies serving them. 3DS was initially introduced in 2001, and has continued to evolve over the past 17 years.

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Deep Dive: Why Video-Based KYC Is Key To Seamless, Cost-Effective FI Onboarding

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Know your customer (KYC) policies were introduced with the Patriot Act in 2001 following 9/11, intended to help stem the flow of funding to terrorists. KYC regulations require companies to prevent money laundering and protect themselves from being linked to criminal enterprises by accurately verifying their customers?

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Artificial Intelligence: FIs’ Friend Or Foe?

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It doesn’t mask murderous intentions with a calming voice like HAL of “2001: A Space Odyssey.” For instance, AI can detect fraudulent activity with much greater speed and accuracy than the human eye by watching for known fraud patterns and behaviors to flag suspicious transactions. Kaplan gave a few examples of where this is true.

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Could Regulation Prevent The Next Cyberattack?

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That depends, says counterterrorism and cybersecurity expert Richard Clarke, on what companies, banks and regulators are willing to learn from the incident. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. A recent report found financial service companies lose an average of $16.53 million each year because of cybercrimes.

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In Payments Security, Hunting For The Goldilocks Effect

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Amid all this embrace of mobile commerce, half of all chargebacks come from the online channel, and the cost for online retailers tied to fraud is 8.6 Recognizing the device and patterns of usage, he said, turns out to be useful tools and effective predictors of potential fraud in an eCommerce environment. There will be 2.9

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