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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.”

Crooks pull ahead in cybercrime race

New-fashioned AI approaches—and old-fashioned security awareness—seen boosting mitigation
Biometrics has been evolving to include not only what you are, as above, but what you do.

You are what your mobile says you are

Many features of devices can support biometric authentication methods
As they used to say on TV, don’t try this at home. The Dark Web is nowhere for a novice. But understanding what bad guys do when there is critical for bankers.

Tales from the Dark Web

How meticulous are you about logging out? Better read this now
Zero Trust means scrutinizing all access. A pain? Maybe, but compare that to the pain of a major infiltration.

Is Zero Trust best safeguard for your systems?

Sounds like paranoia—but bad guys really are out to get you
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.”

Everybody loves mobile but neglects safety

Depressing research proves over and over, folks fail to protect themselves
Complete honesty in security answers may be missing the point, when answers to common questions can be easily found on the web.

Can websearch reveal your security answers?

It’s possible everyone can find your mother’s maiden name
Another settlement stemming from 2014 breach makes Big Orange cough up more green.

Home Depot pays $25 million to settle banking suit

Class action suit involves dozens of banks and CUs in wake of 2014 breach—$2 a pop
Rethinking “know” in “Know Your Customer”

Rethinking “know” in “Know Your Customer”

State of the art isn’t artful enough for payments merchant service providers
Nightmares, not pleasant dreams, await banks that don't catch up to "sleeper fraud."

Does “sleeper fraud” lurk in your bank?

Confusing it with credit trouble may negate recovery—and worse
Stop! Where did that USB drive come from? Think twice before you connect anything to your bank's networks. Other threats to guard against include phishing; spearphishing; malvertising; and ransomware.

Setting a cyberattack defense

Tips on how the bank can put off its day in hackers’ sights
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