Online Fraud Detection – A Holistic Approach
Juniper, in its Online Payment Fraud 2020 2025 Summary, estimated that the global eCommerce fraud volumes were in the vicinity of $20 billion, with North America accounting for almost 45 to 50% of that [1]. And the UK-based digital research agency goes on to predict in a press note that the annual losses in the […]
Multi Factor Authentication and Continuous Behavioral Authentication
The process of onboarding a suitable candidate to an organization, perhaps offers the best analogy to understand the meaning of Authentication Factors. To ensure the ‘right’ person for the position, organizations carry out a variety of tests to ascertain the background, bona fides, technical knowledge and acumen, cognitive ability, personality, and health of the candidate. […]
Securities and Exchange Commission to introduce new Cybersecurity Disclosure rules
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is set to put in place a new set of directives that will make organizations more responsible for their cybersecurity measures and activities. The move is intended to shore up the confidence levels of their investors, by providing greater levels of transparency about the cybersecurity fabric of the organization. […]
MDR – Delivering Results via Technology and Teams
In the 1983 film War Games, amongst the earliest movies on cybersecurity, officials rush in the hackers of a supercomputer, designed to work without human interface. At stake is a world war that stands to be triggered by the supercomputer. Cut to 4 decades later. Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are reeling under the dual pressures […]
Identity Access Management – The Need of the Hour
In one of the most famous cases of identity theft and wrongful access of confidential data, David M Read of Virginia stole the American Express Card of actress Demi Moore in 2018. He then obtained her Social Security Number (SSN) and other personal information online and used the card to binge shop to the extent […]
Edge Computing Security in an Expanding Cybersecurity Landscape
For want of a better description for Edge Computing Security in layman’s terms, and though comparisons can sometimes be out of place – think of America’s proposed Strategic Defence Initiative (SDI) – often referred to in jest as the Star Wars Program – which was intended to thwart any ballistic threat to the nation. Edge […]
WHAT IS XDR – WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
To understand what XDR (Extended Detection and Response) stands for in layman’s terms, one could perhaps use the analogy of defence systems trying to repel an attack from aliens in a kind of Star Wars scenario. In the cybersecurity world where threats are more the rule than the exception, nothing could be more embarrassing than […]
PASSWORD FATIGUE – WHAT’S NEXT?
Imagine Alibaba and his band of forty thieves at the portals to the legendary treasure cave. ‘Open Sesame!’ he says, expecting the door to permit him entry. To his surprise, a voice booms: ‘Access denied! We have upgraded our access system. Sesame is no longer valid. Please speak clearly so we can identify you.’ Far-fetched? […]
EDR Security: Why is it Important?
As technology advances, more and more businesses are moving their operations online. This shift to the digital world has made it easier for companies to connect with customers and partners all over the globe, but it has also made businesses more vulnerable to cyberattacks. In order to keep your business safe, a robust security system […]
Why Does Your Organization Need a Trusted Cybersecurity Partner?
Cybercrime continues to proliferate, and has globally caused a financial loss of $6 trillion1 in 2021, with an expectation to hit $10.5 trillion by 2025. Cyber criminals are prone to targeting any industry, and this can have a devastating impact2. Not only financial but also in the embarrassment of facing disgruntled customers, halted operations, and […]
