The battle against fraud and financial crime demands constant adaptation and innovation. Generative AI technologies has brought both excitement and apprehension to our field, as they hold the promise of revolutionizing our approach to fraud prevention while introducing new challenges.
Request your copy of the survey results today for this exciting, first annual research study. Be among the first to download your complimentary copy of the critical insight report on how to identify and achieve the GenAI opportunities, and tackle the security risks of the GenAI revolution. Email:...
Help us uncover the best practices to rectify critical situations and strengthen your external perimeter—your supply chain—before a serious incident happens that could negatively impact your business both reputationally and financially.
Effective cyber risk oversight starts with discussion and collaboration between CISOs and their boards of directors. In this study, CISOs and board members are asked about their primary cybersecurity concerns, their roles in addressing cyber risk, and how they can work in a mutually beneficial way.
New technology begets new frauds as attackers continue to evolve, but our defenses are evolving too; what should you be looking out for in the year ahead?
Please take a few moments now to anonymously participate in the Critical Gaps in Securing Identities survey. It's comprised of a short set of questions that should take you about 5 minutes to complete to assist our research.
Please take 5 minutes now to anonymously participate in the Evaluating Managed Security Provider Offerings Survey, which will enable you to benchmark your approach compared to your peers to understand what functionality is most prized in the sector, where your approach is market-leading, and where it might be lagging.
Take a few minutes now to participate in The State of Customer Identity & Access Management 2022 survey and help discover the perceived level of risks and business impacts from CIAM choices.
Who decides whether a cybersecurity awareness program is effective - or what even makes it effective? Is it the cybersecurity executive or business leader who designs and administers the program? Or is it the actual employee who completes the training?
Are you prepared, with the tools in place to identify, prioritize and defend against suspicious activity impacting your assets, whether on your network or in the cloud?
How prepared is your institution to respond to automated attacks? Take this survey now and be among the first to receive the results and analysis when they are published.
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