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What does modern security success look like for financial services?Sponsored As financial institutions grapple with evolving cyber threats, intensifying regulations, and the limitations of ageing IT infrastructure, the need for a resilient and forward-thinking security strategy has never been greater
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Yes, legal AI. But what can you actually do with it? Let’s take a look…Sponsored Legal AI is a knowledge multiplier that can accelerate research, sharpen insights, and organize information, provided legal teams have confidence in its transparent and auditable application
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Cyber teams are struggling to keep up with a torrent of security alertsNews Fragmented identity security processes are creating blind spots, and the proliferation of tools doesn't help
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The IT Pro Podcast: The front line of fraud techIT Pro Podcast With tools such as deepfakes, the future of fraud tech relies on cutting edge AI as much as good security practice
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Podcast transcript: The front line of fraud techIT Pro Podcast Read the full transcript for this episode of the IT Pro Podcast
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LAPSUS$ breached T-Mobile systems, stole source codeNews T-Mobile has denied that the hackers obtained customer or government information
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Exclusive: Former Shiseido staff say company was aware of data breach weeks before official noticeNews Fake companies were created using the stolen identities of hundreds of Shiseido employees, former staff claim
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What is smishing?In-depth A closer look at one of the most perilous forms of phishing
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SentiLink raises $70 million for its identity verification platformNews SentiLink’s ID Theft Score helps businesses combat synthetic fraud
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More than half of businesses saw rising fraud levels this yearNews Each individual identity fraud attempt could cost an organisation between £1,000 and £4,999 on average
