Not All Banking Execs Are Concerned with Mobile Biometrics
Two-factor authentication is interesting when it comes to mobile biometrics in finance—but that doesn’t make it necessary, at least according ...
Tag: identity theft
TransUnion Fights ‘Loan Stacking’ and Synthetic Identities with New Tool
Financial fraud is here to stay, unfortunately, and it comes in many different forms. Credit card fraud isn’t quite as ...
Identity Management Service Civic Adds Pricing and Memberships Levels
Civic, the identity protection startup that launched this past summer to alert users when use of their social security number was ...
Card Use Reaches New Heights, and So Does Fraud
Consumer card transactions will overtake cash transactions for the first time in 2016, according to global research firm Euromonitor International. ...
Risk Reduction: #1 Concern of Bank Boards
The Bank Director’s 2014 Risk Practices Survey reveals some very interesting information about the risk management programs that bank boards ...
Amex Shows the Dark Side of Security Hype, Just in Time for Christmas
The recent Target credit card scandal has colored last-minute Christmas shopping with fear -- fear of security breaches and lackluster ...
LifeLock Wastes No Time Squashing Lemon Wallet Brand
LifeLock is in a hurry to get its name on Lemon Wallet -- and Lemon's name off its new property. An ...
Data Analysis Helps with Security. How About Service, Too?
In this era of increasing fraud, customers are rightly concerned about the safety of their financial accounts. This concern becomes ...
Small Iowa Bank Will Be Among the First to Add Biometrics
Bob Steen, chief executive of Bridge Community Bank, takes security seriously -- so seriously that his bank will be the ...
Why Facebook dropped Credits, and why FB is more important than ever (for Banks)
It was announced yesterday that Facebook is going to start phasing out their Facebook Credits system. If you’ve been watching ...
