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Posted by Byurcan
I am wholly against it. Most people will say it's paranoid to make the jump from biometrics for mobile phone authentication to some kind of big brother government, but it's not that big leap to make. First, they'll get us...
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I am wholly against it. Most people will say it's paranoid to make the jump from biometrics for mobile phone authentication to some kind of big brother government, but it's not that big leap to make. First, they'll get us...
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Posted by Byurcan
Especially when all banks here is how they have to have the latest bell/whistle to compete the nontraditional FIs.
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Especially when all banks here is how they have to have the latest bell/whistle to compete the nontraditional FIs.
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Posted by KBurger
It's hard to take the long view when technology and business conditions change so rapidly. That's a challenge for all businesses, it's not unique to banking/FS but probably plays out most dramatically there. That's also...
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It's hard to take the long view when technology and business conditions change so rapidly. That's a challenge for all businesses, it's not unique to banking/FS but probably plays out most dramatically there. That's also...
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Posted by JohnTran
The big value of social networking deployed in business environment is that it increase business innovation in many aspects: customer service, quality improvement and technology trasformation.
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The big value of social networking deployed in business environment is that it increase business innovation in many aspects: customer service, quality improvement and technology trasformation.
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
I also don't like the idea of phones using facial recognition either, but if it is secure and it means I don't have to remember another complex password, I'm all for it. I can only remember so many passwords with Capitals,...
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I also don't like the idea of phones using facial recognition either, but if it is secure and it means I don't have to remember another complex password, I'm all for it. I can only remember so many passwords with Capitals,...
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
Oh, and #3? Having an employee sign a BYOD agreement does little to protect the bank. Users never read the usage agreements they sign and if data is compromised it is still the banks responsibility to clean up the mess,...
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Oh, and #3? Having an employee sign a BYOD agreement does little to protect the bank. Users never read the usage agreements they sign and if data is compromised it is still the banks responsibility to clean up the mess,...
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
Users (both internal and external) are a bank's worst enemy when it comes to cyber-defenses. Users hate passwords, despise complex passwords and are always losing their BYO devices. Finding a way to make it all work is a...
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Users (both internal and external) are a bank's worst enemy when it comes to cyber-defenses. Users hate passwords, despise complex passwords and are always losing their BYO devices. Finding a way to make it all work is a...
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
I certainly hope that banks are working on these issues and not just focusing on the shiny object of the day (mobile, payments or whatever). It's easy to get caught up in the frenzy surrounding new technology, but the core...
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I certainly hope that banks are working on these issues and not just focusing on the shiny object of the day (mobile, payments or whatever). It's easy to get caught up in the frenzy surrounding new technology, but the core...
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Posted by Byurcan
True, it reminds us that it's not all about ipdad apps and bleeding edge mobile payments.
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True, it reminds us that it's not all about ipdad apps and bleeding edge mobile payments.
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Posted by KBurger
These are the kinds of nuts-and-bolts, day-to-day issues that are critical to performance and compliance but I think tend to get overlooked in the discussions around digital, multi-channel, etc., as these are not inherently...
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These are the kinds of nuts-and-bolts, day-to-day issues that are critical to performance and compliance but I think tend to get overlooked in the discussions around digital, multi-channel, etc., as these are not inherently...
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Posted by Byurcan
True, this is becomign increasingly important as BYOD becomes more common.
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True, this is becomign increasingly important as BYOD becomes more common.
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