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120 articles tagged fraud monitoring.
Digital Risk Protection
How to Turn Data into Defense with Actionable Intelligence Feeds
Actionable intelligence feeds turn raw security data into insight. Learn what they contain, why they matter and five steps to use them in your defense.
Digital Risk Protection
Effective Exposure Management Strategies for Digital Security
Exposure management finds and reduces the ways attackers reach your assets. Learn six strategies, from asset inventory to Zero Trust and patching.
Digital Risk Protection
Analyst Support in Cyber Threat Intelligence: Best Practices
How to support a cyber threat intelligence analyst: the challenges they face and seven practices, from platforms and training to automation and workflows.
Digital Risk Protection
False Positive Elimination: Enhancing Cybersecurity Efficiency
False positive elimination explained: why harmless alerts drain security teams, how they affect operations, and ways to cut noise with accurate detection.
Digital Risk Protection
Email Breach Database Monitoring: Protecting Sensitive Information
What an email breach database is, why monitoring it matters, the risks of breached mailboxes and the best practices that cut exposure, from MFA to training.
Digital Risk Protection
External Attack Surface Management: Reducing Your Digital Exposure
External attack surface management finds and monitors every internet-facing asset so weaknesses are fixed first. Learn the key parts of an EASM strategy.
Fraud
How to Implement Comprehensive Fraud Protection Solutions for Businesses
Fraud protection explained: identity checks, transaction monitoring, payment security, staff and customer training, and the steps to build a strategy.
Fraud
Innovations in Fraud Detection and Protection: Securing the Digital Frontier
As the digital economy expands, with online transactions becoming the norm rather than the exception, the urgency for advanced online fraud prevention strategies escalates.
Ransomware
The Rise of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS): Understanding the Threat
RaaS lets developers rent out ransomware while affiliates run the attacks and share the profits. Learn how the model works and how to reduce the risk.
APT Groups
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs): Identifying and Combating Stealth Attacks
Learn what an APT (advanced persistent threat) is, which warning signs to look for in traffic, data access, software and logs, and how to defend a…
Digital Risk Protection
Cyber Hygiene Practices: Essential Steps for Online Safety
Cyber hygiene is the set of routine habits that protect your devices and accounts. Learn the key steps: updates, passwords, MFA, backups and phishing.
Digital Risk Protection
Mitigating Insider Threats: Strategies for Protecting Your Organization
Insider threats come from people with authorized access. Learn the main types, how to detect them and the steps that help reduce the risk for your…
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