In the new age of cyber risk, indicators of potential fraud often present first through cybersecurity data anomalies. Many card issuers and processors are pursuing cyber-fraud integration efforts to harness the combined data and talents of their fraud and cybersecurity teams. Implemented in different models, cyber-fraud integration has proven difficult to deliver the desired outcomes for businesses.

This report examines the challenges and opportunities associated with cyber-fraud integration programs through a worldwide study of 100 FIs, providing strategic insights and recommendations to card fraud, retail payments fraud, CISOs, and risk leaders.
Clients of Datos Insights’ Cybersecurity service can download this report.
This report mentions Mastercard.
About the Author
John Horn
John Horn leads the Cybersecurity practice at Datos Insights, which provides valuable cybersecurity and identity research, insights, and advisory services to financial services firms. In addition to leading a team of Strategic Advisors, John functions as a distinguished industry expert and critical thinker within the rapidly evolving domains of identity, cybersecurity, and risk. His coverage areas include identity security, identity and access...