57% of big corporates experienced significant impact from illicit activity in 2020
Big corporates around the world are still impacted by heavy illicit activity, with over half of respondents in a new survey stating a significant impact during 2020.
Evolon Technology reels in $16m from Series A round
Security company Evolon Technology has secured $16m from a Series A funding round to help it further accelerate growth.
European regulators highlight vulnerabilities to FIs
The three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA - ESAs) have issued a joint statement on the increasing vulnerabilities in the financial sector.
The UK’s FCA drafts new power to help remove outdated permissions
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a draft for a new power that would help it accelerate the process of removing regulatory permissions no longer used by financial services firms.
Striking a balance between compliance and customer experience during client onboarding
The onboarding process requires financial institutions comply with increasing global and regionally specific regulations while also delivering an enhanced customer experience. As a result, they must embrace modern technologies to streamline the KYC process and stay competitive.
French government teams up with IDEMIA for national identity card
The French government has picked augmented identity company IDEMIA to support its national eID card (CNie).
OneSpan partners with BankID to improve fraud protection for Norwegian consumers
Digital banking transaction security developer OneSpan has deployed its technology into BankID to help improve customer experiences.
Eventus concludes $30m Centana-led Series B
Trade surveillance firm Eventus Systems has secured $30m from a Series B funding round led by Centana Growth Partners.
What makes the perfect ransomware victim?
A recent report by cybersecurity company Kela has revealed findings on what the ideal victim looks like to the ransomware gangs of today.
Security concerns around hybrid working remain high despite its popularity
A survey by Entrust has found that while hybrid working is popular with employees and leaders alike, the security concerns around the model are high with business leaders.
