Visa and FireEye have moved the announcement of their fraud-prevention partnership to the next level — with the launch yesterday (Oct. 13) of a new Cyber Intelligence Service. Visa Threat Intelligence, Powered by FireEye, is the first solution to come out of the partnership that Visa and FireEye...
Most merchants understand that protecting against fraud is valuable as a concept — but perhaps not as many realize that an actual dollar amount can be attached to those efforts. Bill Zielke, CMO of Forter, talks about the ROI of Decision as a Service…as well...
It can be difficult to know if you are a victim of transaction laundering without having a clear understanding of the threat itself and its significant impact on eCommerce. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to...
While pay cards certainly offer a myriad of advantages over cash, there is one thing that can now be said for good old-fashioned greenbacks that can no longer be said about cards: Cash never forced a plane to land. Get the Full Story Complete the form to...
America’s Thrift Stores, which operates 18 donation-based thrift stores across five states, is the latest organization to discover it has been hit by a cyberattack. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content...
Antifraud measures are a necessity for any merchant — but if not applied properly, they can cost them consumers who are declined by false positives. A new research study sponsored by Riskified spells out the facts and methodology that can help keep merchants safe, but...
Dude, you’re getting the cloud! Dell’s announcement that it is buying EMC for a hefty $67 billion looks to shift the aging tech hardware giant to software, large enterprise and especially big data, among other solutions.
It looks as though the tech industry has gained a win in the ongoing battle over access to consumer data transmitted via smartphones and digital devices, with President Barack Obama's administration announcing it will not seek new laws granting government access to this encrypted information.
The results of HP/Ponemon’s latest annual report on cybercrime’s true costs found that in the U.S., real cash outlays and intangible costs are on the rise. Here’s how much time and money firms have been spending to wage the ongoing battle against hackers.
