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Jumio pushes reusable identity as APAC stakes rise

Jumio’s approach differs from closed identity networks limited to partner businesses, instead relying on intelligence gathered across its entire customer base.

High-risk data breaches fall in Guernsey

As has historically been the case, emails sent to incorrect recipients was again the most common type of breach reported

7 industries that could be transformed by biometric technology

The result is a rapidly developing market in which technological progress and regulatory oversight are advancing together.

Responsible Fintech Institute debuts quantum pilot

The pilot will focus on the testing of post-quantum cryptography for institutional-grade transactions.

AI Makes Financial Services Firms More Vulnerable and Cyberattacks More Costly

The longer downtime and recovery period also has financial consequences.

Latham Named a Top Cybersecurity and Data Law Firm in Asia

The firm was recognized for our market-leading cybersecurity, data protection, and AI governance capabilities across the Asia-Pacific region.

Islanders warned of rise in phishing emails after cyber attack

The emails are designed to trick recipients into sharing sensitive information such as passwords, login credentials and financial details.

Singapore moves to tighten anti-scam laws

The ministry said, “Scams are evolving rapidly, and Singapore’s laws must keep pace.”

Cybersecurity in focus: Building resilience for the threats ahead

A modern security approach should focus on protecting identities, devices and data in a way that is largely invisible to the end user.

Cybersecurity in focus: Why identity is the new perimeter

In many cases, they’re no longer hacking in; they’re simply logging in using legitimate credentials.

Banks in Japan Turn to AI for Cyberdefense

Financial giants in Japan partner with AI firms to build zero-trust cybersecurity defenses.

31,000 Records Compromised in Breach of Liechtenstein Companies and Foundations Register

A cyberattack compromised data belonging to about 31,000 people in Liechtenstein’s register of beneficial owners linked to companies, foundations, and trusts.

Nigerians panic as hackers attack Zenith Bank, steal customers’ information

The financial institution stressed that the incident involved only limited customer information, adding that its banking services and digital channels remain secure and fully operational.

Bank of Baroda hit by cyberattack

The bank has not disclosed details of what data was accessed but did state that its core banking systems were not affected and remained secure.

Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Bank of Thailand ink cybersecurity MoU

The MoU formalises and expands the ongoing collaboration between MAS and BOT to strengthen cyber resilience and combat digital fraud across their respective financial sectors.

No ignorance defence on cyber-risk

Bermuda, which appears to still be scrambling towards cyber preparedness, is not alone in experiencing the heat of a fast-changing cybersecurity landscape across both our public and private sectors.

FIS Joins Anthropic’s Project Glasswing to Apply AI in Cybersecurity

FIS will use the frontier AI model to scan its payment and core banking systems for vulnerabilities as part of a controlled access programme

CBJ cybersecurity platform gains global acclaim

The platform, developed by the CBJ’s Cyber Incident Response Unit for the Financial and Banking Sector, was recognized in the international and regional cooperation category.

Adnovum launches Quantum Resilience Services for the transition to quantum-safe cryptography

The service provides clarity and structure to a complex transformation process.

Cybersecurity is now the law, and standards are the map

The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act is reshaping what it means to sell connected products in Europe. Technical standards are the practical key to compliance.

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