Cybersecurity professionals have had their work cut out for them during the pandemic. In the second half of 2021, consumers flocked online to shop for the holidays, communicate with their banks, purchase event tickets, and more. In all of these online interactions, consumers expect both a streamlined user experience and high security standards. But the rapid rise in online traffic has made providing both elements a tall task. To help businesses navigate these new expectations, our team used insights from
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Banking customers increasingly rely on digital offerings to handle their finances, with the number of online banking users rising 42% year-over-year in 2021. As mobile banking becomes more popular, a quality user experience will become an even bigger priority for financial institutions. After all, a frustrating login experience could be the reason a customer switches from one bank to the next. But at the same time, this increase in online traffic can also leave financial institutions vulnerable to security risks. …
Over our past few blogs, we’ve explored how device intelligence and behavioral analytics stop fraud in its tracks. But what type of fraud are we talking about, exactly? When we discuss common fraud tactics with our customers, there’s often a level of uncertainty around what fraud actually looks and acts like. While folks generally have a good grasp of the variety of techniques bad actors employ, many are still working toward a full understanding of the spectrum of fraud tactics 
You’re not alone if you feel pressure to improve the security strategies surrounding your organization’s mobile traffic. More and more frequently, our team at NuData is called upon to support clients in improving the security and user experience (UX) behind their mobile services, most often to complement existing desktop practices. Based on these interactions, we’ve curated a list of common questions that seem to be on decision-makers’ minds — and potentially yours as well. Consider these three questions and reach 
For many of us, the day starts with a cup of coffee — but what actually ends up in our mug each morning varies. Maybe you prefer your latte with almond milk and vanilla syrup. Or perhaps you lean toward an iced coffee instead of a steaming hot cup of joe. Individual preferences matter when it comes to your morning pick-me-up — it’s what makes every cup of coffee unique. And that uniqueness follows you when you enjoy a coffee