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Payment Security: Aligning To A Broader “Digital Business Transformation” Agenda

PYMNTS

No incessant authentication requests … all without sacrificing their security. Enter intelligent Payment Security. These intelligent solutions not only let you build a secure e-commerce strategy centered on customer value, but also a broader digital business transformation plan focused on competitive advantage. No interruptions.

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Reflections 2022: The Power of Patents and the People Behind Them

FICO

However, in terms of artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics, 2022 has been a great year for FICO, my data science team, and AI innovation in general. Perhaps the most visible focal point of that innovation is software patents; we recently announced that FICO was granted 11 U.S. Industry Recognition for AI and Analytic Innovation.

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Mastercard’s ‘selfie payments’ mark new era for biometrics and security

NCR

This is clearly an area with huge potential for growth and innovation, but as more and more financial institutions (FIs) jump on the biometrics bandwagon, one of the big concerns for law enforcement agencies and regulators will be the evolving threat of fraud. This is a significant milestone in the evolution of payments.

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Prepaid’s Summer Of Uncertainty

PYMNTS

Brad Fauss, CEO of the National Branded Pre-Paid Card Association and MPD CEO Karen Webster dug into the potential for these rules to create the kind of inconsistencies that could very well disadvantage the very consumers that the CFPB intended to protect. Who Uses Prepaid Anyway? So far, so good.

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What We Can Learn From The Year of The Cybersecurity Breach

William Mills

The fact is that because financial institutions hold valuable consumer data, such as credit card and social security numbers, they are simply more likely to be the target of a cybersecurity attack. This gives attackers a quicker way to obtain credentials, banking and credit card information.

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Banks battling a barrage of cyber attacks

NCR

Banks are under cyber attack every day and although this sector has made great strides, their ability to detect a breach and take immediate action is still a work in progress. The Aite Group projects that card-not-present fraud alone is estimated to jump to $7.2.billion billion by 2020. Cardless ATM transactions are one example.

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What Does Your Wearable Tech Tell a Cybercriminal?

FICO

Credit card fraud has been around for decades, although it has declined very significantly since FICO® Falcon® Fraud solutions were introduced in the early 1990s. Finally, wearables that can be used to make payments are vulnerable on both fronts: financial data and physical security. New technology creates new risks.