Sift releases tool to better track changes in e-commerce fraud during the coronavirus pandemic
Anti-fraud company Sift has released its COVID-19 and E-Commerce Fraud Tracker tool to help companies be better prepared for online attacks.
Slice Labs launches cyber insurance for Lenovo customers
On-demand insurance platform Slice Labs is launching a cloud-based cyber insurance policy for small and medium-sized businesses using Lenovo computers.
Ten RegTech companies whose services can help you through the coronavirus crisis
It's hardly a secret that the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on how businesses are conducted. Fortunately, several RegTech businesses offer a huge range of services to help.
Cybersecurity platform Randori collects $20m in its Series A round
Randori, an automated attack platform, has collected $20m in its Series A round which was led by Harmony Partenrs.
Social engineering attacks are hackers’ preferred method to get access to your system
Hackers prefer social engineering attacks and are more interested in using ransomware than stealing payment data, according to new research from Trustwave, the cybersecurity company.
Argos Risk forms partnership with Gatekeeper
Third-party risk intelligence supplier Argos Risk has formed a strategic partnership with Gatekeeper, a contract and vendor management SaaS solution.
Vietnamese government accused of backing hackers behind an attack against China’s coronavirus response
A phishing attack targeting Chinese officials working on the country’s coronavirus response has been linked to a hacker group with ties to Vietnam’s government, according to a report from cybersecurity company FireEye.
Indusface bags $5m in new funding round to speed up the growth of its...
Cybersecurity Indusface has just picked up $5m from Tata Capital Growth Fund II and plans to use the cash to aggressively grow its solutions for helping organisations protect their web and mobile applications.
Forex trader ordered by federal court to pay more than $595,000 for fraud
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York has ordered Amada Capital Management and its owner to pay more than $595,000 for forex solicitation fraud and misappropriation
FCA clarifies its position on wet signatures
As the coronavirus crisis keeps on growing, many businesses have expressed concerns regarding their ability to complete contracts if people cannot meet in person to sign so-called wet signatures – signatures written with a pen.
