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Virtual Cybersecurity Summit: Fraud & Payments Security Twitter LinkedIn Enterprises globally have proven the business case for a 100% remote workforce and customer base, and now the traditional banking institution may be forever changed. So, too, is the fraud landscape. ISMG's annual Fraud Summit will address topics ranging from New Account Fraud, Payments Fraud, Phishing and Email Fraud, Insider Risk, as well as emerging fraud controls that include Machine Learning, Behavioral Analytics, Biometric Authentication and much more. Join experts from the ISMG community at our virtual summit to ...

Share this article Share this article TORONTO, March 16, 2021 /CNW/ - To help Canadian customers bank where and how they want, BMO has introduced a digital solution that more quickly and seamlessly enrols customers into commonly used mobile banking features. The solution, Automated Digital Enrolment, is a first for a major Canadian financial institution. With BMO's Automated Digital Enrolment, new and existing personal banking customers will benefit from the following: Simplified experience to getting online: Automatically sets up and enables popular mobile banking features including Remem...

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January 31, 2021 Whatsapp Source: Google Images WhatsApp has begun rolling out a new biometric login security feature. Web and Desktop users will be able to add in a fingerprint, face or iris scan to use the messaging app by linking it to their mobile app, alongside the existing QR code authentication. The messaging platform, owned by Facebook, said that WhatsApp does not see your face or fingerprint data. The new feature allows users to add a biometric login, depending on the device’s capabilities, to add an additional layer of security through authentication. The new feature will only wo...

WhatsApp adds biometric authentication to its web and desktop versions WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned popular messaging app with more than 2 billion users, has been getting a lot of heat and losing users in recent weeks after announcing (and then delaying) changes to how it uses your data. It’s not done with how it’s tweaking privacy and security. Now, it’s adding a new biometric feature to the service to bring in a new authentication layer for those using its web and desktop versions. The company said that from today, it will let people add in a fingerprint, face, or iris scan to use Wha...