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How PCI DSS Compliance Protects Australian Businesses from Data Breaches?

VISTA InfoSec

However, with this widespread adoption comes an equally significant risk which is the growing threat of data breaches and payment fraud. In todays article, we are going to learn how PCI DSS compliance protects businesses from data breaches. million accounts were leaked witnessing a 388% increase in compromised user accounts.

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The rise of generative AI in payment security: A double-edged sword for data privacy

The Payments Association

However, as payment services rely more heavily on these AI technologies, they face a growing challenge: how to harness the power of LLMs without compromising data privacy. Payment data is inherently vulnerable because its compromise can have significant financial and personal consequences for consumers.

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Cybertech: Securing the Foundations of Finance

Fintech Review

It covers the tools, platforms, and strategies that defend against data breaches, fraud, identity theft, and financial disruption. Cybertech helps mitigate these risks by securing each layer of the stack from device authentication to back-end systems. It allows them to scale rapidly without compromising security.

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Tokenisation 2.0: Are we ready for the next generation of payment security?

The Payments Association

The necessity of tokenisation in digital payments The traditional view of tokenisation as a fraud mitigation tool is outdated. Whether enabling Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services, digital wallets, or invisible checkouts, tokenisation ensures that sensitive credentials are protected without compromising speed or user experience.

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Offline settlements with a digital pound: Lessons from the BoE’s report

The Payments Association

The difficulties lie in the assumption that, however secure they may be, one cannot rule out a breach of secure elements in the future. Retailers and service providers may favour synchronous models to mitigate payment disputes. Secure Elements offer partial mitigation, but are not infallible.

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Payments regulation roadmap: Q3 2025​

The Payments Association

Omar Salem Financial regulation and fintech partner, Fox Williams "Post–31 March 2025, the UK regulator is focused on supervision and in the future may hold firms, and potentially individuals, accountable for operational resilience breaches.

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Behind the Vault: How Custodial Infrastructure Powers Crypto and Stablecoin Payments

Finextra

Furthermore, businesses relying on a third party also face counterparty risk: if the custodian is compromised or fails, there is a risk of losing the assets. Lastly, the reliance on a few major custodians creates centralization risks, where a breach in the security of one custodian can affect many clients in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.