Each year, US consumers purchase more than $3 trillion in goods with their payment cards, according to US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. As a result, financial institutions need to take steps to protect those transactions, and a SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) solution...

Hackers go where the money is, so it is not surprising that attacks against Automated Teller Machines are rising. To thwart the bad guys, banks can deploy Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions. These products study patterns in ATM interactions and deliver actionable...

Cybersecurity attacks anything to increase in diversity and sophistication, according to the “State of Malware” report published by Malwarebytes. Trojans targeting financial institutions continue to evolve, turning into droppers capable of producing spam, propagating through networks, skimming...

Banking Trojan botnets and Denial of Service attacks are the most common outside threats facing financial firms, according to the Verizon 2018 Data Breach Investigations Report.

With the constantly changing landscape of cybersecurity threats, financial firms are turning to security incident event management (SIEM) to enhance their threat detection and security incident response efforts. SIEM offers firms real-time collection as well as historical analysis of security...