The role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has transformed in recent years beyond a focus on network perimeter defense and preventing data breaches. Today, CISOs play a highly active role in fraud and financial crime management as part of a broader organizational digital risk management strategy.
Do More with Less
You have a tremendous amount of responsibility on your plate that requires extensive time, funding, tools, technology, and human resources to address. When it comes to adding new solutions to your environment, it is mandatory that they produce visible results while complementing existing controls within your technology stack. Find out how behavioral biometrics intelligence is being used to increase the effectiveness of existing solutions within the fraud detection ecosystem.
New Technology Investments
Too many vendors, too little time. Trying to cut through the crowded vendor landscape can be a headache, and who has time for that. Whether you are at the beginning of the procurement process or looking to validate your purchasing decision, this report will save you time trying to navigate the field of vendors offering behavioral biometrics solutions and help you make a more informed purchasing decision – minus all the noise.
Protection on Multiple Fronts
Fraud changes rapidly, and so does your business. Your technology needs to keep up as well, providing protection against fraud threats as they evolve and support intelligence sharing across the organization. Let us help you navigate the complex landscape of user behavior to detect fraud within web and mobile applications and how behavioral biometrics intelligence is reshaping the way banks manage fraud and financial crime.
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