HSBC’s voice ID authentication software designed to prevent bank fraud has been duped by BBC Click reporter Dan Simmons and his non-identical twin, according to a report by BBC News. Simmons created...
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Biometric Authentication in HSBC Telephone Banking Duped by BBC Reporter
by contributor | May 29, 2017
NIST’s new password rules – what you need to know
by contributor | May 29, 2017
One of the biggest changes proposed by the new NIST Digital Identity Guidelines is getting rid of mandatory password changes. This would mean no longer changing your password every 90 days, which I...
Bedel Security Hires Laura Zeck
by contributor | May 1, 2017
Bedel Security is pleased to announce the addition of a new full-time team member. Laura Zeck, our Administrative Assistant, is from Terre Haute, Indiana, and started her new position on February...
Four and Four – Questions to Simplify Vendor Management
by contributor | Apr 17, 2017
Our friends over at infotex wrote an article last week on vendor management. It doesn't contain tactical info, but rather a good piece to give to your team on the high-level goals of the information...
Bank Director :: Are Directors Tone Deaf on Cybersecurity?
by contributor | Mar 31, 2017
Are the boards of directors at U.S. banks taking the cybersecurity threat seriously enough? Click below to read the full article at the author's website: ...
The CyberEdge Group released its fourth annual Cyberthreat Defense Report earlier this month, and it should come as no surprise that ransomware was a central topic of the study. It should also come...
Banks Have the Capital to Buy Fintech Startups — Will They?
by contributor | Mar 20, 2017
Banks are entering what could well be a golden age — deregulation, rising interest rates, and a bevy of fintech startups eager to hop into bed with them. Will they take advantage of this fintech...