New Threats? No Problem! Identify Emerging Cybercrime Trends Early to Fight Financial Fraud
Banks and financial institutions require a dynamic strategy to identify emerging cybercrime trends and stop fraudsters in their tracks.
Phishing Attacks Collect 70 Percent of Credentials Within the First Hour
With new cognitive enhancements, IBM Trusteer Rapport can help financial institutions protect their customers from phishing attacks.
Hey Phishing, You Old Foe — Catch This Cognitive Drift?
Powered by machine learning, IBM Trusteer can help IT professionals nip phishing attacks in the bud with unprecedented speed and accuracy.
Forrester Study Highlights a Company’s 90 Percent Reduction in Fraud Costs Using IBM Trusteer Solutions
A Forrester study found that IBM Trusteer solutions can help companies drastically reduce malware incidents, regulatory fines and time spent on auditing.
Tinba: World’s Smallest Malware Has Big Bag of Nasty Tricks
Researchers identified a new version of the Tinba malware as one that is targeting European banks, and this tiny Trojan is doing major damage.
Tsukuba: Banking Trojan Phishing in Japanese Waters
IBM Security Trusteer researchers recently discovered a new financial malware dubbed Tsukuba, which targets Japanese online banking users.
Carbanak: How Would You Have Stopped a $1 Billion APT Attack?
Kicking off 2015 with a bang, a well-orchestrated advanced persistent threat attack dubbed Carbanak has hit banks across the globe.
Cybercriminals Leverage Massively Distributed Malware in APT-Style Attacks
A new variant of the Dyre Trojan, a type of massively distributed malware, is being used to attack victims using Microsoft Outlook in APT-style attacks.
Who Hacked Sony? New Report Raises More Questions About Scandalous Breach
According to a new report, Russian cybercriminals used spear-phishing attacks to breach Sony Pictures Entertainment at the end of 2014.
Is Financial Malware Breaking the Bank?
Financial malware is on the rise, according to a new Trusteer study that takes a hard look at the life cycle of these fraudulent transactions.