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Cybersecurity tips for retail companies

Online Computers

Retail companies have a huge target on their back when it comes to cybercrime. That's why it's so important for retail companies to take steps to protect themselves from cyberattacks. In this blog post, we will discuss some cybersecurity tips for retail companies. Implement multifactor authentication for transactions.

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SIA New Member Profile: Veridas

Security Industry Association

This is the case for Mexican retirees using our voice authentication tool to make the proof of life on a monthly basis, travelers crossing the Zambian border using our patented biometric QR code and the multitude of U.S. Every second, someone authenticates and gets through a Veridas facial recognition terminal worldwide.

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How To Demonstrate Storage & Backup Compliance A Practical Guide

Solutions Review

In addition, many of these standards require organizations to verify that they are carrying out their fiduciary responsibilities concerning Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVEs). Many of the tools used to scan for vulnerabilities and security misconfigurations do a poor job in identifying storage and backup risks.

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Guest Post: Digital Technology Is Transforming Banks

Security Industry Association

The retail banking industry today is experiencing a profound shift, driven by new technology, increasing competition, regulatory complexity, consolidation and evolving customer expectations. New and Evolving Risks As digital banking expands, new risks and challenges are emerging, requiring banks to implement robust security measures.

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How to prevent identity theft: Tips for a safer online presence

Online Computers

Use a secure connection Public Wi-Fi networks, often found in coffee shops, airports, and libraries, offer convenient internet access but can also be vulnerable to hacking. Be vigilant against phishing Phishing emails and text messages often contain links that appear to be legitimate, such as those from banks or online retailers.

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Credential stuffing: What is it, and why is it dangerous for your business?

Online Computers

According to Akamai Security, credential stuffers readily swiped not just bank details and personal data, but even rewards from retail and loyalty programs, such as gas cards, hotel stays, and airline miles. Credential stuffing is a threat to businesses because exploited user accounts may be used to explore your network’s vulnerabilities.

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20 Secrets Hackers Don’t Want You To Know

LAN Infotech

When using a public network, you are highly vulnerable to cyberattacks. Therefore, you should ensure that your appliances are secure using a 2-factor authenticator to prevent intruders from logging into your home system. Don’t open such links until you verify the person’s profile to confirm if they are real.

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