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Proposed new cyber security regulations will be a huge undertaking for financial institutions

Celent Banking

New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDSF) is one step closer to releasing cyber security regulations aided by the largest security hacking breach in history, against JP Morgan Chase. Mandated training of security will be required. The attack began in 2007 and crossed 17 different countries.

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Top Fraud Issues for Telecommunications: Survey Results

FICO

The Communications Fraud Control Association (CFCA) recently released the findings from its Global Telecom Fraud Survey. Fraud teams operate with lean structures. The majority are still using primarily rules-based fraud management systems, with just 6% using AI and machine learning. of respondents.

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Four Steps for Managing Third-Party Cyber Security Risk

FICO

The latest Assessment of Business Cyber Risk (ABC) report from the US Chamber of Commerce and FICO discusses four steps for improving third-party cybersecurity risk management. Would there be compliance exposure in the event of a breach at the supplier? Obtain evidence of ongoing compliance with standards (e.g., if necessary?

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Top Reasons to Promptly Upgrade Your AML Software

Abrigo

While many are minor application enhancements, some are bug fixes or critical cyber security enhancements that should be updated immediately. If there has been a regulatory change or update, your vendor should be staying on top of official notifications and providing you with compliant software before any mandatory compliance date.

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Behavioral Analytics Attack Fraud, Cyber and Financial Crime

FICO

IDC predicts that in 2017, behavioral analytics across compliance, fraud, and cyber detection and prevention will be in place at 15% of banks, helping them to avoid losses, regulatory fines and sanctions. Banks have already made a big start in the fraud space. It’s the same situation with cybersecurity.

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Current regulations fall short in the face of tech-enabled fraud

American Banker

In our ongoing battle against financial fraud, we need a holistic overhaul of the regulatory landscape to safeguard the financial industry and its stakeholders effectively.

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Bank Regulators Seeking Comments on the Use of AI and ML in the Industry

Perficient

Finally, views are sought for compliance with applicable laws and regulations, including those related to consumer protection. fraud detection and financial crime monitoring). email, text, audio data), with the aim of identifying fraud or anomalous transactions.