Identity Theft stories - Page 4

Appdome's 2023 Global Consumer Expectations survey shows an 82.4% of users advocating for proactive mobile fraud prevention.

Fraudulent agents and fake hotel websites pose heightened cyber threats for Australians during summer holiday planning, Norton survey reveals.

CyberArk adds passkey support to its Identity 23.11 release, enhancing passwordless authentication capabilities.

Ping Identity survey reveals changing dynamics of brand loyalty in the digital era, with consumers prioritising ease of use and security.

RSM Australia outlines top 5 cybersecurity tips for risk management execs to enhance business security measures.

Gen Z and millennials, the digital era's major users, are most at risk of falling prey to cybercrimes, a study suggests.

SendQuick, a leading enterprise mobile messaging firm, has partnered with Yoti to enhance digital security through advanced authentication solutions.

AI is transforming the finance sector, improving customer service, battling fraud, and making repayments efficient.

Intelligent identity solution provider Ping Identity has announced PingOne Protect, a new fraud detection and risk management service.

The newly added features provide real-time monitoring of potential identity security events and threat response efficacy.

Deepfake technology can be used maliciously or with unethical intent, and this means deepfakes are a potentially dangerous tool.

Check Point Research has identified a growing trend on the dark web and hacking underground involving the theft and sale of stolen ChatGPT Premium accounts.

Ping Identity is offering early access to PingOne neo, the company's multi-standards decentralised identity management solution.

The new capabilities allow customers to control access to email systems and Microsoft 365 applications on a need-to-know basis, enhancing email security.

1 in 5 New Zealanders have experienced identity theft, with 5% impacted in the past year. Learn the most common types and how to prevent it.

It may start with a few stolen details online, but it could end with thousands of dollars missing or worse, a reputation down the drain.

World Password Day provides a timely reminder for ordinary citizens and organisations to stop and think about the risks associated with digital identities.

Identity credentialing, proving you are who you say you are, needs to catch up to the technologies available. Currently, most organisations use simple means.

Norton has found 5% of New Zealanders experienced identity theft in 2021, and 10% have clicked on a fraudulent package notification link in the past 12 months.

New Zealanders are becoming increasingly worried about their personal data privacy, according to a new InternetNZ survey.