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Wellington Daily News Reports of arrests, responses, investigations, accidents and others are reported by the Wellington Police Department. Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Charges can be amended or dismissed. Thursday, July 1 7:40 a.m. Amber K. Athevnisse, WF, 33, Wichita, was issued a Notice to Appear for Disobeyed Stop Sign.  10:21 a.m. Officers took a Fraud Report in the 1100 blk W.  8th St, city.  12:55 p.m. Non-Injury Accident involving vehicles driven by Desiree A.L. Runquist, WF, 41, Andover, and Laurinda K. Cox, WF, 62, MO.  1:00 p.m. Desiree A.L. Runquist,...

RSA Security has spun out its fraud and risk intelligence business into a standalone company called Outseer that will double down on payment security tools amid an "unprecedented" rise in fraudulent transactions. Led by CEO Reed Taussig, who was appointed head of RSA's Anti-Fraud Business Unit last year after previously serving as CEO of ThreatMetrix, the new company will focus solely on fraud detection and management and payments authentication services. Outseer will continue to operate under the RSA umbrella and will inherit three core services, which are already used by mor...

Surveys and Reports Regulatory Developments United Kingdom: Financial Services Act 2021 becomes law On 29 April 2021, the Financial Services Bill 2019-21 received Royal Assent. In a press release, HM Treasury described the Financial Services Act 2021 (the Act) as a ‘major milestone in shaping a regulatory framework for UK financial services outside of the EU.’ The Act makes significant amendments to key legislation, including the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) and onshored EU financial services regulation. Sections of particular relevance include the following: Section 29 ...

Nearly a third of APAC firms favour revenue generation over fraud protection Details 27 May 2021 Companies across Asia Pacific are deprioritising security and fraud prevention, as nearly one-third favour an emphasis on revenue generation. This can increase the risk of an already vulnerable digital ecosystem for consumers across the region, Experian’s new “Global Identity and Fraud Report said. Despite growing fraud risk, there was a 16 percentage point decline in business intention to increase fraud management budgets from June last year to Janua...

EMEA sees 945% spike in security attacks in 2 years DUBAI, 4 hours, 1 minutes ago The Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region experienced the biggest jump in its percentage of Denial-of-Service (DoS) incidents since 2018, rising from 2.2% to 23% in 2020, representing a 945% spike, making it the second most targeted region for DoS attacks after Asia Pacific, China and Japan, a report said. DoS and password login attacks such as brute force and credential stuffing are on the rise, according to new research from F5 Labs1. The analysis of three years of incidents reported to the F5 Secur...