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Three Ways Banks Can Improve Identity Authentication and Customer Data Privacy

CIO Business Intelligence

Digitalization is a double-edged sword for banks, especially when it comes to security. A massive shift to cloud and API-based ways of working has made the sector become more agile and innovative, but it has also opened the floodgates for identity theft. Avaya’s research report reveals three critical ways to do so.

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Digital Rights Management Software: Protecting Digital Assets in 2024

Kitaboo

Protecting your digital content helps you prevent piracy, combat unauthorized access to content, manage distribution rights, and securely share valuable content with users across the globe. It’s a powerful tool for authors, publishers, and content creators across different industries, ensuring your investments are secure in 2024.

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3 examples of organizations improving CX with self-composed AI

CIO Business Intelligence

The BPO’s contact center blends various media streams (chat, email, voice, video, social) with self-built AI chatbots and voice bots using the Avaya Experience Platform and Google Dialogflow. Traditional identity verification methods like knowledge-based authentication (e.g. what’s your mother’s maiden name?”)

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How to make Facebook secure for organizational use: no more excuses! - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

Worklight has just released a Facebook application called Workbook , reports Dan Farber , which authenticates users with an organization’s identity systems, and enables closed communication within the Workbook application between Facebook users. Services then became available that provided secure, auditable IM.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: The Internet As A Pen Test

ForAllSecure

A lot of SMBs do not have security operations centers or SOCs. They have IT contractors who can provision laptops and maintain a certain level of compliance and security. They can provide that additional security, remotely. They have those security capabilities. In a way and then you consume the outcomes.