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Consumers would like the kind of security implied by all those padlocks, but not all the transactional friction that comes with such security.

“Don’t you know me yet?”

Online customers want security without friction, but seek assurance too
Even in relatively good times, risk managment can put the squeeze on bankers. The Comptroller's Office has issued its latest Semiannaul Risk Perspectives report.

“Complacency” on OCC’s watch list

Risk of lingering stability is inattention to credit risk
Vendor evaluation should be seen as an ongoing safety check for banks.

Data breaches good reminders of vendor risks

Much about your bank goes through third-party partners’ hands
The typical consumer's network of parties with which they share personal data looks much more complicated than this.

Putting consumer in data-access control

Celent analyst says there’s value in setting up customer data dashboards
Trouble can sometimes come in very compact packages.

“Free” memory sticks can be expensive

How clean is that device you are about to stick in your company computer?
Innocent lunchtime holiday shopping can turn into a real gift to cyber criminals.

Cyber-shopping from work creates big exposure

Employee use of corporate credentials like handing over keys to the kingdom
Next Voices millennial blogger Kelsey Neisen tracks data breach reports of all sizes and has had found some interesting revelations.

Breaches go deeper than Equifax headlines

Don't forget the impact of smaller incidents
Obvious and mediocre won’t be found here—but “Why didn’t I think of that?” will! Challenging the banking status quo is Dan Fisher’s personal mission.

No more hitting the snooze on breaches

Equifax should be your bank’s final wakeup call
Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So regularly longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

No end in sight for huge data breaches

Focusing on protecting privileged accounts and consolidation defenses might be the next, best answer
If asked right now, how would you conclusively prove that you are who you say—and think—you are?

Identity crisis: Who the heck are you?

In a digital world, identity grows more important than ever
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