Bank security stories
Growth of digital payments set to cost Australian banks US$3 billion
Tue, 11th Feb 2020
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cloud banking solutions
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bank security
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accenture
Banks must change their business models to avoid massive shortfall in the next five years.
Australian banking and securities IT spend to reach $18.5 billion
Tue, 29th Oct 2019
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bi
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big data
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data analytics
“The banking and securities industry continues to spend in pursuit of digitalisation, whether through digital business optimisation or transformation."
Citi Global Trade uses AI to digitise compliance
Wed, 1st May 2019
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ai
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compliance
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sas
“This solution assists in managing and comparing a large number of data points across current and prior transactions."
Automated technology could save financial institutions nearly $10 million a year
Wed, 3rd Oct 2018
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cloud services
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bank security
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pitney bowes
“We’re removing some compliance complexity for our clients and offering the peace of mind that then allows them to focus on investigations that pose a real threat.”
Capgemini says banks & insurers must deal in 'currency of trust' for data security
Mon, 13th Feb 2017
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data protection
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capgemini
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bank security
Banks and financial insurers may still be seen as trustworthy by customers but the story from inside the industry is very different.
Fighting bank fraud and improving the customer experience: Can they work together?
Wed, 27th Apr 2016
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cloud services
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public cloud
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cx
Decreasing the risk of bank fraud and improving the customer experience are both based on knowing the customer - can they work together?
Banking Trojans plummet 73% – but don’t get comfortable
Wed, 30th Mar 2016
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symantec
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bank security
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banking
Financial Trojans targeting online banking services dropped 73% last year, but Symantec is warning that Trojans are still thriving - and profitable.
Digital banking: Balancing security & convenience – without getting creepy!
Tue, 2nd Feb 2016
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contact centre
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iot
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bank security
Banks are constantly adopting new and innovative technologies, but what is the impact on security? Can personalisation become creepy?