Cytora and InformData Embed Verifiable People Data into Risk Processing
Digital risk processing platform Cytora has partnered with InformData to integrate verified people data into its AI-powered insurance workflows. The…
Tag: Financial Crime
The Next Banking Outage Won’t Be Caused by a Bank
The modern bank is no longer defined by the systems it owns, but by the technology ecosystem it depends on.…
Why Every Bank Should Be Paying Attention to the Retail Cyberattacks of 2026
The cyberattacks that disrupted major retailers throughout 2026 may have appeared to be isolated incidents affecting shopping websites, supply chains…
What the M&S, Co-op and Qantas Cyber Incidents Teach Banks About Digital Trust
The recent cyber incidents affecting Marks & Spencer, Co-op and Qantas may have occurred outside the banking industry, but the…
The Cost of a Cyberattack Isn’t Downtime. It’s Lost Confidence.
Cyberattacks against financial institutions have become an unfortunate reality of modern banking, yet the greatest damage is rarely caused by…
Quantifind Secures $200 Million to Expand AI Financial Crime Platform
AI-powered financial crime technology provider Quantifind has raised $200 million in new funding to accelerate the development of its anti-money…
When a Voice Is No Longer Proof: Banking’s New Authentication Crisis
For decades, banks have relied on a simple assumption: if a customer called the contact centre and could answer a…
Tieto Launches Layered Fraud Defence to Combat Digital Wallet Enrolment Attacks
As digital wallet adoption accelerates, fraudsters are increasingly exploiting the card enrolment process to gain unauthorised access to Apple Pay…
Bank of Ireland Says AI Push Cuts Customer Fraud Losses by 25%
A sharper focus on real-time fraud detection is beginning to pay off for banks as financial criminals increasingly rely on…
Eastnets Unifies AML, KYC, and Fraud Operations with New AI Platform
Financial crime teams are facing a growing challenge: while fraud, money laundering, sanctions breaches and customer risk often originate from…