Is deepfake technology shifting the gold standard of authentication?
A challenge for financial institutions will be improving the certainty rate of user authentication to prevent breaches.
Tag: Cyber crime
U.S. banks targeted by resurgent malware threat
The threat relies on deceptive phishing webpages posing as a Chrome update to trick victims into downloading malicious software updates.
Keeping bankers smart on cybersecurity
Reinforcing employee cyber risk awareness is as critical to the maturity of your program as the products in your cyber ...
Biden administration unveils cybersecurity strategy implementation plan
The Biden administration released a plan outlining how it will implement a national cybersecurity strategy that was announced earlier this ...
Podcast: The anatomy of a community bank ransomware attack
The cover story of the latest issue of the ABA Banking Journal features an unprecedentedly transparent look into what happens ...
Enabling cybersecurity success through governance and risk management
By fostering collaborative communication, an engaged board and leadership team can ask the right questions and identify potential areas of ...
Cybersecurity: What threat-ready really means for banks
The necessity for continuous risk assessment triggers the need for appropriate resources to meet the demands of new and emerging ...
Financial Stability Board publishes cyber incident reporting recommendations
As cyber threats continue to become more sophisticated, the Financial Stability Board issued a report on how jurisdictions can work ...
Fake people, real threat: Banks scramble to strengthen digital verification
Banks seeking to strengthen their digital identification verification processes face complex challenges.
New incident response regulation clarifies, but the key is materiality
‘One of the hardest parts of this rule is trying to understand where the balance is.’
