EBizCharge

OCTOBER 25, 2023

Now more than ever, businesses are focusing on preventing data breaches and implementing response protocols to mitigate breaches if they occur. According to the 2023 IBM Data Breach Report , the global average cost of data breaches was $4.45 What are data breaches?

Data Breach 52

Data Breach Best Practices Breach Phishing 52

PYMNTS

SEPTEMBER 14, 2018

carriers creating a single sign-on service that would serve as the login credentials for all the apps on a mobile device. The technology can authenticate logins by using two-factor authentication to confirm a user’s identity. Some of the apps may require more login data, noted the report.

Authentication 65

Authentication Data Breach User Authentication Credential 65

FICO

DECEMBER 18, 2017

In 2017 we saw massive change in the speed, creativity and magnitude of attacks — yet the industry plodded along on important issues such as timely data breach disclosures. The reality is, two-factor authentication is extremely effective. And users don’t yet seem too annoyed by the extra step. Sure, it’s difficult.

Cybersecurity 73

Cybersecurity Authentication Credential Ubiquitous 73

PYMNTS

AUGUST 21, 2019

Mounting data breaches and device vulnerabilities have prompted wariness around IoT adoption. The biggest concern among IoT adopters is creating strong user authentications (43 percent). Along with the growing popularity of IoT devices, from fitness wearables to smart fridges, comes increased security and privacy issues.

Security 66

Security Data Breach Breach Encryption 66

PYMNTS

JULY 5, 2018

The problems of security, data breaches, identity verification and user authentication just keep getting bigger. Fraudsters would simply have to hack Uber to get the credentials for every customer using the app. In eCommerce, for example, card-not-present fraud has climbed 250 percent since 2012.

EMV 41

EMV Mitigation Credit Cards Data Breach 41

PYMNTS

JUNE 25, 2018

One of the main reasons cybercriminals have embraced account takeovers is the wide array of information the attacks provide, usually including all the data and credentials they would need to misrepresent a consumer. That means anyone can use account takeovers to commit fraud.

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Account Takeovers Breach Compromise Payments 46