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Most security professionals believe remote workers face weak security risk
A survey has found a majority of IT security professionals believe remote workers face bigger security risks due to being isolated from their companies’ security teams.
Ecommerce fraud losses of $20bn expected in 2021, China to be...
A new study by Juniper Research has highlighted it expects over $20bn in ecommerce losses this year due to online payment fraud – a rise of 18% compared to 2020.
Account takeover fraud surges as consumers prepare for the holidays
The number of account takeover (ATO) fraud attacks have soared by 282% over the past year, according to new research from Sift.
Coronavirus drives rapid adoption of open banking
The Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) has revealed that open banking users have more than doubled since 2020.
Vulnerabilities in Supply chains are causing 92% of US firms to...
A new study claims that 92% of US organisations have been the victim of a cybersecurity breach due to vulnerabilities within their supply chain.
85% of CISOs have sacrificed cybersecurity to implement remote working –...
Worrying stats suggest that 85% of CISOs claim they have sacrificed cybersecurity to quickly enable remote working, according to a new study from Netwrix.
The vulnerability management to be a billion dollar industry by 2023
The vulnerability management market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.9% to become a $1.6bn industry by 2023, according to new research.
Regulation is biggest barrier to digital innovation in UK – FIS...
The biggest barrier to UK financial institutions developing new digital products, services and operations is regulatory compliance risk, according to a study from FIS.
90% of US consumers want added security measures on mobile transactions,...
A study from Entersekt has found 90 per cent of US consumers value additional security measures when completing mobile transactions.
