The term fake news is true and becoming truer as technology creates more channels to deceive recipients, including deepfake. A form of artificial intelligence, deepfake can fool even the most discerning viewer, and fraudsters are seizing on it as another opportunity for illicit gain. What can financial businesses do to protect themselves against this new line of attack, and what can we all do to prevent ourselves from being hoodwinked?

As IT (information technology) continues to evolve at a rapid pace, its role in adding value to businesses all over the world is coming more sharply into focus. And among the most hotly anticipated technologies that certain businesses and enterprises will be looking to in order to generate some of that value will be edge computing.

As consumers continue to move more boldly into the digital realm, it has become increasingly clear that their personal data is of considerable value to different stakeholders. Whether it’s through their heart rates monitored by their watches, their geolocation data provided when they check into particular restaurants

The payments industry has entered a new era. The way we transacted changed as we physically separated – accelerating the shift to digital commerce that was already underway long before the pandemic hit. And, the way consumers transact will continue to be shaped by this new normal long after the pandemic subsides.