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After the attack: There’s No Place for Guesswork in Cyber Attack Investigations (MEA Region)
Investigations are multiplying and diversifying – there are more of them, the data volumes are bigger, and the outspread is wider.
FinCrime: Regional Focus with Exterro
FinCrime: Regional Focus with Exterro is a one-day livestream event, taking place on 24th November 2022, which will untangle the global financial crime landscape, focusing in on seven key regions.
Investigating Financial Crime and Fraud: Technology Showcase
Conducting investigations involving financial crimes such as fraud, money laundering, political corruption, insider trading or cybercrime, can be very complex.
After the attack: Mitigating Organisational Impact of a Data Breach? (LATAM region)
After the attack: Mitigating Organisational Impact of a Data Breach?
Investigative screening: How adverse media and other external data sources can be combined to make fast and effective risk decisions
Recent events have encouraged financial institutions and their regulators to pay closer attention to the role of adverse media (also known as negative news) screening in AFC risk management. But adverse media screening alone is not a panacea, and there are a range of other external data sources that can be leveraged to improve the process of alert resolution.
Conducting Investigations in a Zero-Trust Environment
Every day, organisations are faced with insider and outsider threats. Because of that, the Zero-Trust security approach is quickly becoming the standard for both corporations and Government agencies.
Crypto Service Sanctioned In a Complex and Evolving Risk Landscape
The US Treasury Department has sanctioned a “virtual currency mixer” for failing to prevent money laundering by foreign cybercriminals. The developer behind the project was arrested in Amsterdam two days after the sanction was announced.
After the attack: There’s No Place for Guesswork in Cyber Attack Investigations (South Asia Edition)
You can’t ignore the headlines. We have seen that any organisation, at any time, can suffer a cybersecurity attack, resulting in a devastating data breach. It’s a question of “when” rather than “If”.
