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A data breach refers to the unauthorised viewing or sharing of personal information such as email addresses, tax file numbers and personal health information. Personal information can also include address, date of birth, phone number and financial details like credit card and bank accounts.
Category: Identity Protection
Common types of security breaches in the workplace include phishing and ransomware. A security breach means cybercriminals have found their way around your defences.
Collect too much data as an online retailer, and you risk driving consumers away. Collect not enough, and your business is vulnerable to fraud. In this age of data abundance, commercial advantage rests on knowing what to do with the data that pulses through your business and how best to use it for decision-making support.
What does it take to be at the forefront of change? Leveraging data analytics to stay ahead of the curve is paramount for mortgage brokers navigating an ever-evolving landscape. As the dynamics of home lending continually shift and consumer preferences evolve, harnessing the power of data to seize opportunities is key to fostering enduring customer relationships in the years ahead...
Equifax spoke with Mark Macduffie, CEO & Co-Founder of Downsizer
Equifax spoke with Mark Macduffie, CEO & Co-Founder of Downsizer
The opportunities are ripe for insurers to transform internal and external data into actionable insights for better business outcomes and profitable growth
There are important insights hidden in data that can help insurers price risk, improve underwriting, protect against fraud and provide a better user experience
Facial recognition is a biometrics technology that analyses facial data. Find out how facial recognition works to verify identity for financial applications
What are biometrics products? Biometric products help businesses verify customers and protect against rising fraud. Examples include facial recognition