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Keeping Third-Party Risk First On The Cybersecurity (Risk) List

PYMNTS

The news that hit Friday afternoon that malware and ransomware were racing across the globe at a breakneck pace, infecting computers at companies across verticals and causing havoc, brought cybersecurity to top of mind, yet again. . In prior years, a company may have used a third party to supply raw material or parts.

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Understanding Risk Management Strategies as a PayFac

Stax

Thorough due diligence, technology, and adherence to regulatory guidelines are essential in a PayFac’s risk management strategy. You need thorough due diligence, technology, and adherence to regulatory guidelines in your risk management strategy. The due diligence doesn’t stop at onboarding.

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Hong Kong Monetary Authority Issues Guidance for Banks on Crypto Custody and Sale of Tokenised Products

Global Fintech & Digital Assets

Banks’ contingency and disaster recovery arrangements should cover any disruption to the outsourced services. In particular, they should adequately disclose risks, including in respect of the distributed ledger technology network utilised, cybersecurity, limitation on transfers, and settlement finality.

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6 Benefits of AI Insurance Claims Processing

Nanonets

The audit trail acts as a comprehensive record, demonstrating due diligence in regulatory adherence. In the realm of cybersecurity, AI tools detect and respond to threats in real-time, securing claims data from unauthorized access. Adaptability to Regulatory Changes: Regulations in the insurance industry are subject to change.

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FCA Authorisations: How are things changing? Are things improving?

Neopay

This includes implementing robust customer due diligence processes, screening arrangements, customer risk assessment, transaction monitoring systems and ongoing due diligence reviews and risk assessments. This includes redundant systems, backup facilities, and disaster recovery procedures.

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The quest for operational resilience: Mastering digital transformation

The Payments Association

The second pillar, cybersecurity and risk management, has become increasingly complex as cybercriminals exploit the rise of digital payments and remote working. Having robust contingency plans, backup systems, and disaster recovery mechanisms ensures that, in the event of a failure, operations can continue with minimal impact.