Kroll, the leading independent provider of global risk and financial advisory solutions, today announced its report Cyber Risk and CFOs: Over-Confidence is Costly
Building on its record-breaking Series B investment, SEON has hired Matt Davies, formerly VP of Customer Marketing at Splunk as its new Chief Marketing Officer
Global fraud fighters, SEON has today gone further in its battle to eradicate online fraud by expanding the number of digital platforms analyzed through its industry-leading email and phone API checks to more than 50.
SEON’s customers are now able to leverage the speed of its blackbox machine learning, alongside the transparency of whitebox machine learning scoring and rules.
SEON’s ‘Behind The Pain’ web series has been named as an ‘Honoree’ at this year’s Webby Awards, the leading international award show that honors and recognizes excellence across the Internet.
The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) has today published a Recommendation for the establishment of a pan-European systemic cyber incident coordination framework (EU-SCICF).
Binance is facing a class action lawsuit in Illinois, which alleges that the world’s largest cryptoexchange has unlawfully collected its users’ biometric data.
Konstantin Anissimov, CEO of CEX.IO, shared his thoughts with us on why and how institutional investors have become more involved in decentralised finance.
In a world that’s changed overnight, banks that find a secure way to provide digital services, from everyday customer support to KYC, will come out ahead in the race to keep customers loyal. Traditional financial institutions who don’t adapt risk losing current customers and being unable to attract new clients.
The survey of 300 financial crime decision makers working in the financial services sector in the UK, also found that on average, organisations spent £53 annually on financial crime defence for each customer relationship they have.
The latest results from the CBI/PwC Financial Services Survey 2021 show that 70% of firms plan to invest more over the next 12 months. This is almost double in comparison to 2020 when only 48% of firms questioned said they plan to increase investment in this area.
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