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Enterprises must embrace innovation to drive secure value to their organization with automation. The latest buzzword in the security lexicon - automation - has been hailed as the key to fundamentally alter how we manage, analyze and execute.

In today's digital world, fighting fraud requires a dynamic approach that connects multiple layers of security and leverages a coordinated set of AI-based solutions to continuously stay on top of the newest fraud schemes while preserving a seamless consumer experience. How a Connected Intelligence approach to security can link different points of consumer interaction - from login to checkout and beyond;.

The speed and complexity of software development is rapidly increasing. Development teams have little to no time to ensure these applications are secure, even while the biggest and most severe data breaches that have affected both the public and private sectors all operate at the application layer.

Account Takeover is one of the biggest threats that banks are facing today. To make matters worse, legacy anti-fraud solutions are falling short of accurately evaluating the risk.

You already have some sort of third party security program in place - perhaps you've built a security questionnaire based on internal policies or an industry standard such as ISO or NIST. You may have even "Right-sized" your questionnaire specifically for different types of supplier relationships and developed a few templates for mitigating risk. It's now time to up that program - scaling it effectively, and continuously monitoring suppliers, so you can ensure they properly respond to incidents.

Ransomware brings a business to a screeching halt every 11 seconds, making it the most pervasive and destructive malware threat out there. With fast-evolving ransomware strains, protecting your business means it is essential to take on so-called zero-day attacks that slip by traditional anti-virus defenses.