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Making Banking a More Effortless Experience

CIO Business Intelligence

Along with nearly every other industry, banking is facing greater competitive pressure than ever. As banks continue to face this reality, they’re also tasked with addressing a variety of rapidly changing issues, including those surrounding data protection, adoption of cryptocurrency, and anonymizing data (AI models). .

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Steps CIOs should take to protect customer data in Nigeria’s open banking systems

CIO Business Intelligence

Due to Nigeria’s fintech boom borne out of its open banking framework, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has published a much-awaited regulation draft to govern open banking procedures. And at its core is the need to secure customer data through a robust set of requirements. Traditional banking is fading away,” he says.

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Self-service: From the living room to the enterprise

CTOvision

It’s now common practice to perform a variety of banking tasks from home. Health records can be viewed securely from any device in the world with a web connection. Using a self-service portal, for instance, employees can request their own access to applications, network shares, functional mailboxes and distribution lists.

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How Should CIOs Handle More Cybersecurity Regulations?

The Accidental Successful CIO

to require banks to formalize their cybersecurity program. These proposed new laws would require some of the world’s largest banks to invest millions of dollars in cyber protections. These proposed new laws would require some of the world’s largest banks to invest millions of dollars in cyber protections.

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SINET Showcase 2015 Update

CTOvision

Application deadlines have been extended but you must apply right away. security companies that are addressing industry and government’s most pressing needs and requirements. Deputy Chief Information Security Officer. Chief Information Security Officer. Department of Homeland Security. Lisa Davis.

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Invincea Integrates Cloud Analysis and Enterprise Response Capabilities at the Endpoint

CTOvision

“We chose Invincea to protect our bank against targeted attacks on our employees, including spear-phishing and web-based drive-by attacks. Our enterprise deployment of Invincea has greatly reduced our end user risk exposure,” said Christopher Walsh, FVP and Information Security Officer, Bank Leumi.

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How AI continues to reshape the cybersecurity arsenal

CIO Business Intelligence

With each passing day, new devices, systems and applications emerge, driving a relentless surge in demand for robust data storage solutions, efficient management systems and user-friendly front-end applications. Yet, even if we run the same tool on 100 different applications, the tool hardly ‘learns’ from each test!