Tag: cyberattacks

Money laundering and financial crimes pose large risks to financial firms, both from a reputational and regulatory perspective. These criminal activities can manifest in...

Once relegated to the background, supply chain management has now made its way into the heart of corporate board discussions. So what exactly are the supply chain concerns that can command board-level attention and how can these be effectively addressed? RegTech giant Moody's Analytics has undertaken the challenge to answer this. 

President Biden used a recent US-Russia bilateral meeting with President Putin to outline 16 infrastructure that should not be victim to cyberattacks in future.

The G7 has called on Russia to take stronger action on ransomware attacks and cybercrime that has occurred within their borders.

As the number of people using services online has ballooned over the last year due to the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the threat posed by cybercriminals around the world has grown even stronger. How can companies and governments alike deal with this coming storm?

A Russian-speaking cybercriminal forum has hosted a contest for cybercriminals to provide methods for targeting cryptocurrency-related technology.

UK security company Tessian has closed a $65m Series C funding round led by March Capital.

With every opportunity digital technology has provided to banks, customers and counterparties, it has also altered existing risk and often introduced new risk. While digital transformation is creating major opportunities, understanding and navigating through those risk areas is critical.

Trinity Cyber, which proactively intercepts, and controls cyberattacks, has raised $23m in a new funding round.

The amount of data breaches reported by UK financial services to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) increased by 480 per cent last year, a study from RPC claims.