Weekly Infobyte: How Do Banks Authenticate Digital Transactions?
Everyone uses a username and password; large shares use out-of-band authentication and challenge questions.
Tag: Fraud
ABA Report: Banks Stopped $11 Billion in Fraud Attempts in 2014
The nation’s banks stopped more than $11 billion in fraudulent transactions in 2014, according to ABA’s 2015 Deposit Account Fraud ...
Safe Banking, Savvy Seniors
Bankers are leading the way in protecting older Americans from fraud and financial abuse.
OCC: Underwriting and Cyber Risk Are On the Rise
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency will make credit risk and cyber risk a focus over the coming ...
ABA Files Brief Challenging FCC Interpretations
ABA filed a friend of the court brief yesterday in an appeal of the Federal Communications Commission’s recent order regarding ...
In the Fight Against Fraud, Strong Leadership is Key
Stopping fraud is an enterprise-wide project that requires an enterprise-wide leader empowered to connect silos.
Spooky in 2015: Cybersecurity, Fraud, Other Financial Worries
Just in time for Halloween, new survey shows that government corruption, cyber terrorism and corporate tracking of personal information are ...
Fifth Circuit Revives FDIC’s Securities Fraud Suit
The Fifth Circuit’s decision on the FDIC’s Extender Statute aligns with prior rulings issued by the First, Second and Tenth ...
ABA Wins All Four Mobile Alert Exemptions Sought from FCC
The FCC granted all four petitions made by ABA last fall to exempt certain time-sensitive texts and calls that banks ...
Treasury: U.S. Money-Laundering Totals $300B Annually
Approximately $300 million is laundered annually through the United States, most of it connected to fraud and drug trafficking, the ...
