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Why Data-centric Security Holds the Key to Successful AI Deployments

Security Boulevard

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly the fuel that powers modern business and society. Intelligent algorithms make real-time decisions that affect the lives of hundreds of millions of people today. But AI is nothing without data. And data is in high demand on the cybercrime underground.

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News alert: AI-powered web scrapers from Oxylabs are breaking new ground in fraud detection

The Last Watchdog

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems and machine learning (ML) models enable companies to get ahead against fraud perpetrators by opening the possibility to gather and analyze massive datasets in real time. Sedys concluded, “AI and ML technologies are vital in the fight against cybercrime, helping organizations identify anomalies.

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Lockbit gang leaked data stolen from global high-tech giant Thales

Security Affairs

The Group invests in digital and deep tech innovations – big data, artificial intelligence, connectivity, cybersecurity and quantum – to build a future of trust, essential to the development of our societies, by placing people at the heart of decision-making. The Lockbit 3.0

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Fintech Cybersecurity Trends in 2021

Security Boulevard

Fortunately, emerging trends in the financial technology sector may have the potential to turn the tide of cybercrime and keep our financial data safe. . This is due to the trends shaping the cybersecurity and fintech sectors, applications of intelligent processes that can predictively model attacks and pre-emptively counter them.

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How Your Organization Can Prevent Account Takeover

Security Boulevard

As people conduct more and more business online — both in their personal and professional lives — cybercrime has become big business, more organized and well-funded than ever. Though the tools and technologies have improved enormously in the last couple of decades, enterprises remain under attack.

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Gulf countries came under hackers’ spotlight in 2018, with more than 130 000 payment cards compromised

Security Affairs

CEO of NGN International, Yaqoob AlAwadhi stated that, from 2017 to 2018, cybercrimes aimed at financial thefts increased significantly with cyber-criminals largely exploiting software vulnerabilities through phishing mailings and hacked legal resources.

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Top 5 Industries Most Vulnerable to Data Breaches in 2023

Security Boulevard

Financial Services Data Breaches Financial data is a primary target of cybercriminals looking to gain illicit access to personal and commercial bank account numbers, credit card information, and Social Security numbers for depositors, creditors, shareholders, employees, and the government.