The World Bank, an internationally-supported institution that provides loans to developing countries, is reported to have suffered a network intrusion that one insider labeled "an unprecedented crisis."
The breach, first reported by Fox News, alleges that servers in the Washington, D.C.-based bank's treasury unit...
Online fraud is a crime that's ever-growing and whose face is ever-changing. And yet banking institutions are levering new strategies and solutions to face the threat.
In this exclusive interview, Steve Neville, Director of Identity Solutions at Entrust, discusses:
Current fraud trends and how they impact banking...
The Payment Card Industry (PCI) has released its newest version of its data security standards (PCI-DSS). The version is designed to help protect transmitted charge and debit card information, and spells out a comprehensive vulnerability management program.
While not a banking regulatory standard, PCI was...
First in a Series of New Roundtable Events Showcasing Emerging Technologies...
Hear about emerging trends in consumer authentication
Find out how consumer authentication can be improved with emerging technologies and new functionalities
Learn how to use authentication as a means to restore trust in your...
Download this white paper and read how to make the ESSO evaluation process simpler and faster by identifying the critical questions you need to ask ESSO vendors as you evaluate their solutions.
These questions are organized into four key ESSO topics:
application support;
deployment;
ongoing management;
and...
To quote from his own biography, Eugene H. Spafford is one of the most senior and recognized leaders in the field of computing. He has an on-going record of accomplishment as a senior advisor and consultant on issues of security and intelligence, education, cybercrime and computing policy to a number of major...
In the wake of the arrests of 11 hackers tied to the TJX data breach, security experts everywhere are warning of bigger, bolder threats to come.
So, what should banking institutions have learned from TJX-style breaches, and what can they do now to protect their customers and critical financial/informational...
Banks are investing heavily in solutions to address FFIEC and other regulatory requirements for strong authentication of online users and transactions.
Whether you're looking to add two-factor authentication or upgrade your existing systems to meet these requirements, don't miss this webcast. You'll learn...
At first, I thought my bank was pretty sharp.
About a year ago, when I logged in to do some routine internet banking - check balances, transfer some funds - I was met by a new security page that wanted to better protect my assets.
The launch of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has helped expose serious security shortcomings. The IBM System i (AS/400) presents its own unique set of challenges when it comes to PCI compliance. Read this white paper to learn the following:
How the standard relates to the AS/400
How to...
Mobile banking, Web 2.0, remote check capture - they're among the emerging technologies that appeal most to banking institutions. The key driver: the chance to offer more services to customers, and also cut costs through the further automation of banking transactions.
We recently spoke with leaders of the top...
Credit and debit card fraud: It's the threat that keeps growing and evolving.
A year ago, many banks and credit unions were forced to cancel and reissue thousands of cards as a result of the TJX breach. More recently, banks located in Indiana saw accounts breached from ATM or debit card transactions. Indiana law...
Security is good for your customers - and that's good for your business. When you increase security of your online applications, you boost consumer confidence, loyalty, and sales. You also position your company to comply with current and emerging government regulations.
A new white paper from VeriSign spells out...
Over the past 10 years, a primary concern for financial institutions was securing the perimeter of your network from attack by anonymous hackers. Today, your perimeter is secure, and your next biggest threat is from within. How is this? Security gaps created by silos...
Today, financial institution employees...
During March 2006, Mexican banking authorities established the use of a second factor authentication based on "dynamically generated information" -- in addition to username and password -- as a requirement for doing monetary operations through e-banking systems. This regulation allowed the use of one-time access code...
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