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Financial institutions must prioritize multifactorauthentication as hackers take advantage of a lack of identity protection. In 2023, cyberattacks using valid credentials to gain access to user accounts increased 71% from 2022, according to IBM’s 2024 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index.
Fraudsters who manage to gain access to customers’ banking profiles in this manner can then set new usernames and passwords, Leblond explained, allowing them to leverage those credentials to tap into the accounts whenever they want while locking out legitimate users. Customer-Centric Authentication. Invisible Security.
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This multifactorauthentication strategy can be as easy as walking down the hall to meet face-to-face with the chief financial officer, yet with teams still working remote, the process has migrated to the phone or video chat. One seemingly real enquiry to change bank account details can — and often does — mean millions of dollars lost.
Tightening Authentication. FIs must use highly secure methods to authenticate customers’ identities and make it difficult for cybercriminals that manage to steal customer information to pass themselves off as legitimate customers. MFA requires customers to prove their identities by providing at least two types of credentials.
This also allows hackers to bypass in-app authentication procedures because it can be easier to steal API keys — the credentials developers use to build apps that harness APIs — than contend with apps’ biometric or two-factor authentication (2FA) processes.”. Cloud Havens and Changing Keys.
As a result, users will have to re-authenticate to the Timehop app. EST, when an access credential to its cloud computing environment was compromised. ” The company said it has conducted an initial audit and is a conducting a deeper dive of all accounts, credentials and permissions granted to users.
People are one click away from a malware download or credential phishing [website]. Almost 65 percent of incidents involve bad actors stealing login credentials to gain account access, and phishing schemes often trick credential owners into unwittingly surrendering their details.
Thus, it’s vital to strike a balance between providing an excellent customer experience and ensuring confidence in transaction authentication and decisioning. Regulations, particularly those related to tokenisation, data localisation, strong customer authentication, and the EU, continue to be areas of our focus.
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