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    How do Facebook and Microsoft fight cyber threats?

    How do Facebook and Microsoft fight cyber threats?

    Digital Identity
      -With users becoming increasingly concerned about cybersecurity it comes as no surprise, then, that big tech players like Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple (FAMGA)...
    Norway BankID to go biometric, international with OneSpan integrations

    Norway BankID to go biometric, international with OneSpan integrations

    Digital Identity
    New features to apply to all Norwegian banks By Alessandro Mascellino Norway’s highly successful BankID system is becoming a de facto digital ID. Its new app...
    The UK lost £1.7billion to fraud and cybercrime in 2022: Counties most impacted

    The UK lost £1.7billion to fraud and cybercrime in 2022: Counties most impacted

    Digital Identity
      Dorset revealed as the worst UK county for cybercrime in 2022 Dorset was the county most impacted by fraud and cybercrime in the first...
    Fake charity websites are popping up, too. Researchers at ESET, a Slovakia-based antivirus company, said they'd discovered a handful of sites using the colors of Ukraine's flag and dramatic images of soldiers and explosions. The websites solicit "aid," ESET said, but they don't provide specifics as to how the money will be used.

    Ukraine war: skammers trying to exploit donations

    Digital Identity
      Security experts have warned that scammers are taking advantage of the war in Ukraine to trick people into donating to fake causes. With over $900 million raised by...
    How do banks protect your credit cards?

    How do banks protect your credit cards?

    Digital Identity
      Ensuring our online security has never been as crucial as it is today. While we have all faced digital dangers in the past, the...
    Mobile payment security market is predicted to grow from US$ 1.1 Tn in 2022 to US$ 7.8 Tn in 2032

    Mobile payment security market is predicted to grow from US$ 1.1 Tn in 2022...

    Digital Identity
      According to FMI research, the mobile payment security market was valued at US$ 1.1 Tn in 2022 and is predicted to reach US$ 7.8...
    37% of Spaniards surveyed say they use their mobile phones to pay for their purchases

    37% of Spaniards surveyed say they use their mobile phones to pay for their...

    Digital Identity
      At the same time, respondents call for greater acceptance of mobile payments in urban mobility, small businesses and public administration.    Almost 40% of Spaniards...

    A new milestone for iDenfy – the startup has welcomed its 500th partner

    Digital Identity
    Kaunas, Lithuania (May 26, 2022) – iDenfy, best known for its identity verification and fraud prevention services, passed a new internal company record by...
    China to account for bulk of facial recognition demand, reaching US$ 1.6 bn in 2032, FMI report

    China to account for bulk of facial recognition demand, reaching US$ 1.6 bn in...

    Digital Identity
    Key Takeaways from the Market Study •Global Facial Recognition market to be valued at US$ 5.2 Bn by 2022-end •By Component, Software Tools egment expanded at...
    Even with 700,000 new entrants, demand continues to outpace the supply of talent.

    The United States has the biggest cybersecurity workforce in the world, according to Veriff

    Digital Identity
      By FintechNews staff Summary: -Following an increase in breaches since the pandemic began, there has been a higher demand for cybersecurity positions, with recruitment up 350%...
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