UK partners with Big Tech to tackle online fraud
The UK has announced it will join forces with 11 Big Tech companies to crack down on online fraud.
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Top tech firms sign new Government Charter to crack down on online fraud
Home Secretary James Cleverly hosted representatives from several leading tech companies to sign the Charter.
Source: oxfordmail.co.uk
Household Finances: 16 Million Brits Failing To Keep Up With Regular Bills
9 November: Credit Card, Utility Payments Most Missed More than 16 million adults have missed at least one household bill payment this year, according t
Source: forbes.com
Stopping fraud before it starts
The Fraud Strategy team put all the tools to work to stop a recent large scale fraud attempt. Early detection tools empowered the team to prevent a fraud
Source: cuinsight.com
Implement behavioral biometrics to stop money mules, says UK's financial regulator
The FCA looked at new and established payments service providers and electronic money institutions, focusing on how firms are protecting against mule activity.
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Source: biometricupdate.com
Trade Voice: ABI's Mark Allen on collaborating to beat fraud
Mark Allen, assistant director and head of fraud and financial crime at the Association of British Insurers, argues the industry needs to come together and
Source: postonline.co.uk
TOM TUGENDHAT: Students face perils that did not exist in my day
TOM TUGENDHAT: Todays students face a new danger that didnt exist when I left home - the risk of becoming money mules.
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Disadvantaged teenagers at greater risk of falling foul of email scams – study
Disadvantaged teenagers are at a greater risk of falling victim to email scams than their peers, research suggests.Around one in seven (14%) 15-year-olds are at risk of responding to a phishing email – but this rises to a fifth among those from dis...
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Household Finances: Competition Watchdog Opens Review Of Vet Costs
Latest information on the cost of living crisis as it affects households and individuals across the UK 7 Sept: CMA Highlights Bill Inflation And Pra
Source: forbes.com
Disadvantaged teenagers at greater risk of falling foul of email scams – study
Pupils need higher quality instructions about the online risks they face, a University College London researcher has said.
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Source: impartialreporter.com