Content tagged with Security posted in November 2014
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Why Some Retailers Are Accepting Bitcoin
Some of the virtual currency's unique characteristics have proven attractive to some businesses.
One Size Fits Nobody in End User Services
How building profiles from employees' roles and behaviors can help optimize your end user services.
Chip and Quill: How EMV Will Increase Card Fraud in the U.S
There�s a price to pay for being last to the global EMV party.
Check Imaging Systems – Data Improvements Needed to Fight Fraud
Fighting mobile check deposit fraud will require more data than most banks and vendors are typically collecting.
Authentication Risks Tops Concerns Over Digital Payments
A new report shows that organizations plan to adopt new payments forms like digital wallets, but still worry about security.
Taking Aim at Passwords
MasterCard, in conjunction with Visa, is developing a new authentication standard.
POS Malware Continues To Evolve
New report out today details three prevalent families.
Report: CNP Fraud Going Up, Regardless of EMV
A Javelin study predicts that Card Not Present fraud will be little affected by EMV migration.
AFP 2014: Banks Still Determining the Path Forward
Faster payments, cyber security, and other trends have banks rethinking their long-term strategies.
Banks, Bitcoin & the Blockchain
The Bitcoin Blockchain could offer benefits to banks that are willing to experiment with it.
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