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Deep Dive: Fraudsters Go Phishing

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Businesses have good reason to be concerned about data breaches. Cybercriminals’ accomplishments come at the expense of targeted businesses, with a recent study finding that individual data breaches cost firms around the globe an average of $3.92 million in 2019 — a 1.5 percent increase from 2018. Fighting the Phishers.

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Traditional Fraud Prevention Measures Aren’t Enough

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across age groups and income brackets, the volume of digital activities and transactions are on the rise – and effective fraud prevention measures have never been more critical to safeguard a business’s bottom line. Another way that this outdated security standard has become obsolete is through the proliferation of data breaches.

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DocuSign Wages War On Phishing

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billion consumer accounts fell victim to data breaches during the first half of 2019 — to the tune of $4 million in lost revenue per breach. Phishing attempts increased approximately 65 percent in 2019, and cost businesses more than $12 billion in stolen funds, victim payouts and opportunity costs. million per breach.

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Billions Lost to Fraud Despite Efforts, APAC Fintechs Grapple with Rising Threats

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The Evolving Fraud Landscape APAC has seen a significant uptick in corporate data breaches, profoundly impacting fintech companies. As per IBM Security’s report, APAC bore the highest average cost of a data breach globally, averaging US$3.24 million in 2021.

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New Report: Why FIs Are Taking A Behind-The-Scenes Approach To Fighting Fraud

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Fraudsters have only upped their efforts during the pandemic, with phishing attacks alone increasing 667 percent between late February and late March. The July FI Fraud Decisioning Playbook examines how FIs are working to better detect and defend against ATOs. percent of all fraud reported in 2019.

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How Fraudsters Create New Schemes With Social Engineering

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Fraudsters request that these documents be emailed to an official-sounding address, enabling them to harvest a trove of valuable data including Social Security numbers and addresses. Other fraudsters may go directly after restaurant employees with phishing schemes, a popular method for gaining access to data.

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Security Awareness Training: What It Is, Its Importance & How to Implement It

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Verizon Business estimates that 74% of data breaches are down to individuals being absent-minded or tricked by social engineering attacks such as phishing emails. Reduce Fraud Rates by 70–99% Partner with SEON to reduce fraud in your business with real-time data enrichment, whitebox machine learning, and advanced APIs.