Ransomware attacks grew by 118% by in the first quarter of 2019 as hackers...
From a spike in ransomware attacks to a host of new cryptojacking campaigns, the cybersecurity landscape became even more perilous in the first quarter of this year.
Amadeus to deploy CyberSource’s 3DS2 technology to meet SCA compliance
Travel company Amadeus is leveraging CyberSource’s 3-D Secure (3DS) 2 authentication technology to help meet Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) compliance.
UN official says cryptocurrencies make it harder to combat child slavery, terror financing and...
Cryptocurrencies are making it more difficult for law enforcement to prosecute criminals guilty of cyber crime, terror financing, money laundering and abuse of children, according to a United Nations official.
Nevada regulators are trying to reel in unlicensed cryptocurrency ATMs
The US state Nevada has seen a rise of cryptocurrency ATMs. Now, the Nevada Financial Institutions Division (NFID) has decided how to regulate them.
FCA top dog warns that PPI-like bad behaviour could return
Britain’s most senior retail banking regulator do not believe we have seen the last of financial service providers behaving badly.
Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency said to be appealing fine for data breach
Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency (NRA) is reportedly set to appeal the 5.1m levs ($2.8m) fine it received following a widespread data breach.
Overworked and stressed out: new alarming report about working in cybersecurity released
From high staff turnover to tackling bigger demands, a new report has revealed that cybersecurity professionals are increasingly feeling overstretched.
How RegTech startup muinmos is like “a self-driving car in a market that has...
Onboarding clients can be a time-consuming and risky process. That’s what Remonda Kirketerp-Møller’s RegTech startup aims to change.
This is why Singapore may soon welcome its first digital banks
Before long, Singapore may see its first five digital banks open in the country. And it could be the biggest shake-up of the country's banking sector in decades.
The Capital One hack raises many questions regarding cybersecurity
As the alleged Capital One hacker has been indicted and may face up to 25 years in prison, several experts have stated that the breach raises a lot of questions.
