Ori Bach

Senior Security Strategist, Trusteer

Ori Bach is a product and risk management expert with 12 years of expertise in the financial services fraud and compliance space. He currently serves as Senior Security Strategist at IBM-Trusteer. Ori previously worked at NICE–Actimize for 9 years as Director of Solutions Management, where he helped oversee various aspects of company’s fraud and case management solutions. Ori has an LLB degree from Tel-Aviv University and is a member of the Israeli BAR association. Ori's special areas of interest are analytics and the interdependencies between risk management and customer experience.

Fraud Protection October 12, 2015

The Dyre Trojan and the Art of War

< 1 min read - The Dyre Trojan is a great example of a threat that combines sophisticated tactics with an impressive strategy, resulting in a worthy cyber opponent.

Endpoint July 13, 2015

Mobile Malware Threats in 2015: Fraudsters Are Still Two Steps Ahead

4 min read - Mobile malware threats continue to be a major problem for individuals and enterprises alike, and the risks are only getting more severe.

Banking & Finance June 9, 2015

Tinba: World’s Smallest Malware Has Big Bag of Nasty Tricks

2 min read - Researchers identified a new version of the Tinba malware as one that is targeting European banks, and this tiny Trojan is doing major damage.

Banking & Finance May 26, 2015

Are You Ready for the Mobile Banking Authentication Challenge?

4 min read - Fraud attacks may not yet be prevalent on mobile banking channels, but institutions should still strive to get out in front of the challenge.

Intelligence & Analytics January 13, 2015

Remote Overlay Virtual Mugging Toolkit Targeting Brazilian Online Banks Discovered by IBM Trusteer

6 min read - IBM Security Trusteer has discovered a tool called KL-Remote that is helping cybercriminals in Brazil commit online banking fraud with a "virtual mugging."

Banking & Finance December 8, 2014

Protecting Against the Dyre Trojan: Don’t Bring a Knife to a Gunfight

4 min read - The Dyre Trojan has been involved in a series of phishing attacks against banks, raising concern that protecting against it is too difficult.

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Ori Bach

The Dyre Trojan and the Art of War

Mobile Malware Threats in 2015: Fraudsters Are Still Two Steps Ahead

Tinba: World’s Smallest Malware Has Big Bag of Nasty Tricks

Are You Ready for the Mobile Banking Authentication Challenge?

Remote Overlay Virtual Mugging Toolkit Targeting Brazilian Online Banks Discovered by IBM Trusteer

Protecting Against the Dyre Trojan: Don’t Bring a Knife to a Gunfight

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