AI for fraud detection to triple by 2021
Advanced analytics and biometrics fast becoming central to anti-fraud programmes, according to a new global survey
Advanced analytics and biometrics fast becoming central to anti-fraud programmes, according to a new global survey
With cybercrime increasing in size, complexity and cost, firms need to take a fresh perspective on leading through this challenging environment, writes Justin Gray of Accenture NZ.
“We’re calling on the New Zealand Government to follow the example of the Australian Taxation Office,” says MYOB country manager Ingrid Cronin-Knight
When it becomes law, Australia will be one of the first nations to impose broad access requirements on technology firms, after many years of lobbying by intelligence and law enforcement agencies in many countries, particularly the so-called Five Eyes nations
The real question is, could the intrusion have been detected earlier?
Malware infections are the most expensive attacks – costing $2.4 million per incident, according to Accenture and Ponemon Institute
This bleeding edge technology will enable us to understand our customers far better than we ever have before and help them make smarter decisions, says David Bullock, director of products and technology at BNZ.
With the rise of the Internet of Things, CIOs and CISOs are now finding themselves in the unenviable position of fighting fires from both outside and within the network, writes Ash Halford of Juniper Networks.
The cybercrime industry is already bigger than the global drugs trade. It is one of the most fundamental risks you will be dealing with, the Communications Minister said at an Institute of Directors forum.
Many cybercriminals can call on an extensive network of specialists for "business" expertise, including people who train and recruit, who launder money, and who provide escrow services, according to a new white paper.
Only about half of boards ask for information regarding their organisation’s state of readiness to deal with cyber incidents, according to PwC’s 2016 Global Economic Crime Survey.
Wynyard Group CEO Craig Richardson stresses need for Directors to be educated, seek advice and share issues on cybersecurity
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged 32 defendants with fraud in an international scheme that used stolen, yet-to-be-published press releases from hacked websites to conduct stock trades.
Nine people face criminal charges in the U.S. for allegedly hacking three press release distributors and stealing yet-to-be-published announcements in a stock trading scheme that authorities say generated about US$30 million in illegal profits.
Republican presidential candidate and former tech-executive Carly Fiorina has called on Apple and Google to provide greater access to information about their users to the FBI and law enforcement in order to aid investigations.