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The cyber security threat landscape in financial services

Insights on Business

Gary Meshell, WW Leader Financial Services, IBM Security, opened his IBM Think 2019 talk, How Financial Services Companies Should Respond to Cyber Security Attacks with a bold assertion and truism. IBM and TD Bank jointly developed cyber security incident response solution for the financial services industry.

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NTechLab’s FindFace Facial Recognition Technology Has Applications In Retail, Public Safety

PYMNTS

That can offer critical insights for marketers: If they’re trying to attract people over the age of 35 but all of their customers are much younger or older, it may be time to change strategies. Plus, there’s still that pesky social discomfort about violation of personal privacy. and Asia in the coming years.

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Two Cyber Security Investments With a Silver Lining

Banking 2020

The technology protects everything from online transactions and network remote access to social media, personal and business information. This service alone can reduce your bank’s commercial portfolio risk while also providing market differentiation.

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Some Fintech Podcasts To Add To Your List

William Mills

The team also consists of Rachel Morrissey, executive producer of Fintech5, and Mike King, a fintech social media leader and author of Bankwide. Topics featured are social engineering, cyber security, social media for banks and credit unions and more. Bank on IT. BankSocial.

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Top 5 Analytics Posts: Explainable AI and Machine Learning

FICO

Years of market experience have validated our approach, which is very different than the ‘move fast and break things’ brashness we see from some AI start-ups in the originations space,” Dr. Zoldi wrote. They’re focused on using many types of alternative data, such as information gleaned from social media, to deduce credit risk.

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Frictionless Payments Take Center Stage at Money 20/20

Gonzobanker

My colleague Ryan Rackley summed it up perfectly when he referred to social media as the “new tattoo.”. While consumers and payment providers may hope for frictionless payments, the execution path will require new capabilities and deployments in fraud mitigation, cyber security, open APIs, and enhanced interoperability.

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How Younger Generations Have Changed Financial Marketing

Social Assurance

To convert new audiences and drive business, financial brands must rise to the challenge of engaging with these younger consumers through new approaches to marketing. Gen Z marketing requires more than just a product. 77% of Gen Z browse social media to look for ideas on what products to purchase.”