Last week an unusual meeting took place in Washington DC. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell summoned banking leaders to …
Despite Black Friday and Cyber Monday being notorious for heightened fraudulent activities, SEON's analysis reveals a decline in the percentage of transactions flagged for review during this period last year.
Online fraud prevention experts, SEON, have announced the launch of its full suite of fraud prevention solutions to customers on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace
Cybersecurity services specialist RiverSafe has unveiled its expansion plans, including a string of new hires and investment in staff training, following a record year of trading.
Financial crime prevention experts, SEON has released its latest ‘Global Cybercrime Report’, which highlights the varying dangers associated with cyber threats around the worl
io.finnet and Kudelski Security have discovered four vulnerabilities in the implementation of a popular Threshold Signature Scheme (TSS), a Multi-Party Computing (MPC) protocol commonly used by multiparty wallets and digital asset custody solutions to produce digital signatures.
New research from secure communications specialists Beyond Encryption reveals Brits are unknowingly putting their personal data at risk in emails. 43% of adults have shared personal data, including their address, bank account or passport details, over email in the last year, with “tech-savvy” Gen Z is twice as likely to share these details as Baby Boomers.
Naoris Protocol, the world's first decentralised cybersecurity firm, is proud to announce the appointment of David Holtzman as Chief of Strategy, in the run-up to launching products in Web 2 and Web 2 in 2023.
Last month the SEC charged Eisenberg, who outed himself stating the hack was “strategic trading”, with violating anti-fraud and market manipulation provisions of the securities laws.
The International Chamber of Commerce United Kingdom (ICC United Kingdom) has announced a new initiative to strengthen the UK finance industry against the impacts of duplicate financing fraud.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has imposed an administrative penalty of €3,145,000 on ABANCA Corporación Bancaria, S.A. (ABANCA) after it knowingly failed to report a significant cyber incident
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