The avalanche of digital innovation has spread money everywhere, making every business a potential for fraud. Fraudsters employ automated, faceless bots that scour business apps looking for any opportunity for profit. And since they target process weaknesses, as well as software vulnerabilities, you may not even know when it’s happening.
This whitepaper offers context which puts the threat of online fraud into perspective, and explores the defences capable of strengthening the security of applications pivotal to day-to-day modern industry.
Download it now to discover how to build your bot-defences.
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Bots presenting a substantial risk to banks and retailersNews A report revealed the last 90 days have seen a 35 per cent increase in such attacks
