How Biometric Tech is Beneficial to Financial Security

The following guest post on the use of biometric technology for individual identification in banking and financial services was submitted by Maricel Tabalba. A significant increase in data breaches in the past few years has urged many financial institutions to consider using biometric security. The Gemalto breach level index showed that there were 1,540 credit […]

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How Financial Services Are Becoming More Secure

The following guest post on improving financial services security was submitted by Damien Troy. As technology improves and continually evolves, security becomes increasingly important. While new technologies being used in businesses and services is generally a positive, it can also leave them vulnerable to the latest cybercrime, such as hacking and identity theft. For services […]

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Offshore Development Companies Are Bringing Biometric Identification Management Technology in Banking Sector

The followin guest post on biometric identification in banking was submitted by Vin Boris. BIMT (Biometric Identification Management Technology) has been in use for decades. This form of technology has proven its metal and has entirely changed the way security practices are conducted in every field of our life. What is Biometric Identification Management Technology? […]

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Is Biometric Technology The “Go To” Solution To Prevent Bank Fraud?

Introduction Data breaches in banking have become commonplace all over the world. Most banks and financial institutions continue to rely on historical password based security systems which are increasingly susceptible to cyber breaches and no longer able to reliably secure data or to prevent bank fraud. Continuous data breaches in the banking industry clearly demonstrates […]

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