Fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated – as evidenced by the growth of business e-mail compromise, social engineering, and more recently, the attacks on the global payment system.
Most organizations have multi-layered systems in place, but everyone agrees that the problem of protecting payments against fraud is far from solved. In the meantime, the world of payments is changing rapidly and both financial institutions and corporations must consider how to protect themselves in a world of rapid change.
Watch now to discover:
- What are organizations doing now to combat payment fraud?
- What are new and emerging challenges making fraud prevention difficult?
- How will some of the industry initiatives such as faster payments and open banking affect payment fraud?
- How do advances in technology either reduce or exacerbate payment fraud threats?
Average annual cost of cybercrime in the financial services industries is $20.8 million. What you can do to win the fight
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