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Ultraviolet Technology: Q&A with Digital Check

Banking 2020

From the retail point of sale to core banking systems, online security issues have dominated financial headlines in 2014. But amidst the reports of one data breach after another, check fraud has remained a constant thorn in the industry’s side, with 82% of U.S. Why is ultraviolet technology more secure than other technologies?

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Can faster payments outrun fraud?

Banking 2020

Payment security and speed go hand in hand, according to the Federal Reserve and NACHA. is growing closer to becoming a reality with the formation of a Board Advisory Group that will help NACHA realize its plans to create faster and more secure payments that meet the needs of banking institutions, merchants and many others.

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Big rise in Australian card fraud

Banking 2020

Cases of card not present (CNP) fraud are continuing to rise across all corners of the globe, as EMV forces criminals away from traditional fraud channels. cents the year previously, and significantly higher than the less than one cent per $1,000 registered for cheque fraud. How can CNP fraud be prevented?

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Two Cyber Security Investments With a Silver Lining

Banking 2020

It’s clear that cyber threats and identity theft tactics are getting smarter, and that banks need to amp up their security practices to combat this evolution. Financial institutions have the opportunity to make security investments that also increase their ROI. Do your customers know about these other types of fraud?

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Biometric security not all it’s cracked up to be?

Banking 2020

Biometric authentication has rightly been hailed as a safer and more secure way to verify the person initiating a payment. But is biometric data as secure as we imagine it to be? They also stole the Social Security numbers of 21.5 However, this probability could change over time as technology evolves.”.

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Facial recognition technology at tipping point in payments

Banking 2020

It was barely two years ago that the world’s first facial recognition payment system was developed, but now it seems this technology is set for lift-off globally. Finnish firm Uniqul launched biometric authentication technology in 2013, which used mathematical models of people’s faces to confirm users. More secure? Step-change?

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Step-by-Step Guide to Developing an Anti-Fraud Program

Banking 2020

Protecting a financial services organization against fraud requires much more than a strong password policy and client education. The sophistication of cyber attacks and high risk of fraud necessitate a comprehensive anti-fraud program that includes policies, processes and technologies.

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