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Moving beyond usernames and passwords

CIO Business Intelligence

In recent months, you may have noticed an uptick in two-factor and multi-factor authentication prompts, which are being used to verify consumer and business accounts. Implementing multi-factor authentication. For example, physical security keys can help halt phishing attacks when multi-factor authentication is available.

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Optimizing PCI compliance in financial institutions

CIO Business Intelligence

Having segmentation between infrastructure providing data processing and data storage is an example of a broad IT security architectural pattern. All other needs, for example, authentication, encryption, log management, system configuration, would be treated the same—by using the architectural patterns available.

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Making Banking a More Effortless Experience

CIO Business Intelligence

For example, is the person on the phone frustrated, using angry words? An application can now listen and capture words during a conversation to help create a higher level of awareness of the customer’s current needs, while also pulling information from past interactions with the customer.

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LinkedIn Rolls Out New Features to Boost Security

SecureWorld News

LinkedIn has announced a new set of security features that will help verify user identity, remove fraudulent accounts, and boost authenticity, according to an official blog post from the company. To combat these threat actors, LinkedIn has announced three new features.

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Preview What’s Coming in 6.0: SAST And DAST Scan Integration

Flexagon

Code and information security is becoming a bigger consideration as technology keeps evolving. The risk of security vulnerabilities or inadequate authentication controls leading to a data leak exposure, reputational damage, and financial penalties and fines is very real. SonarQube Example. JFrog Xray. Salesforce.

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How to gain a five star security reputation in hospitality

CIO Business Intelligence

Achieving and sustaining compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a daunting challenge for hotels because they handle many complex payment business cases. For example, consider the numerous new booking options and services to improve the customer’s experience during the reservation process and their stay.

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What makes a CIO truly great?

CIO Business Intelligence

For example, Major League Baseball scouts are in constant search for rare “5 tool” players who can hit for power, hit for average, field, throw, and run. Receivers of messages are paying increasingly deeper attention to the authenticity and substance of the narrative being presented. Is there such a list for high-performance CIOs?