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Apple has a new policy in which it has accelerated its release of security updates in response to the speed with which artificial intelligence can develop malicious hacking tools, Reuters reported Monday (June 29). Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article...
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Fraud deadlines arguably don’t attract much attention outside compliance departments. This year’s changes to the Nacha Operating Rules reshape how banks are expected to identify suspicious ACH activity before losses accumulate. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited...
Financial regulators must adopt artificial intelligence tools to counter those already being used in cyberattacks, Marlene Amstad, chair of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) and chair of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO), told Reuters in a report posted Friday (June 26)....
Banks have spent decades building fraud systems that see one transaction at a time. A charge either looks suspicious or it doesn’t. Fraud rings built their business model around that gap, spreading activity across thousands of payments using stolen cards, mule accounts, shared devices and...
Financial crime compliance programs are a game of alerts. Or at least they used to be in the pre-AI era, when compliance teams operated on a linear equation in which more transactions generated more alerts, and more alerts required more analysts. Get the Full Story...
The world’s top intelligence agencies warned that artificial intelligence (AI) is making cyberattacks faster, cheaper and harder to stop—and banks are in the crosshairs. The financial sector isn’t waiting. It’s already fighting back with the same technology fueling the threat. Get the Full Story Complete...
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