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#881344

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#141093

Computers Electronics and Technology

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Sharing fraud intelligence is a game changer for banks

2 months ago | information-age.com | Rob Woods

The global fight against financial crime continues to pit fraudsters against financial institutions in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Operating as sophisticated and organised crime networks, fraudsters relentlessly probe for system weaknesses, refining strategies and openly sharing knowledge and tactics.
Card readers for business – 6 of the best technology solutions - Information Age

2 months ago | information-age.com | Henry Williams

In today’s increasingly cashless economy, having the right card payment technology is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. For business leaders, choosing the best card reader can mean the difference between seamless transactions and frustrating bottlenecks. With a range of options available, from mobile to countertop devices, it’s crucial to select a solution that aligns with your business needs, optimises cash flow, and enhances customer experience.
What the UK’s new AI Opportunities Action Plan means for tech jobs

2 months ago | information-age.com | Kirstie McDermott

Last month, the AI Opportunities Action Plan was announced. It is a roadmap document that contains 50 recommendations for the government to help to grow the UK’s AI sector, drive adoption of AI across the economy to boost growth and improve products and services. For those working in the tech sector, the Action Plan is timely.
AI vs AI – are cybercriminals or organisations winning? - Information Age

2 months ago | information-age.com | Michiel Prins

Since OpenAI’s breakthrough in Large Language Models (LLMs), threats to organisations have skyrocketed. That’s because whenever we make significant technological progress, bad actors also benefit: cybercriminals now use LLMs and generative AI to execute hyper-local attack playbooks at scale and obfuscate the traditional ‘tells’ that alert employees and organisations to attack. We’re in a metaphorical arms race with threat actors to make the best use of AI. So, who is winning?
The risks of supply chain cyberattacks on your organisation

2 months ago | information-age.com | Nick Martindale

Cybersecurity is now firmly on the radar for most businesses, at least when it comes to their own systems and processes. But such efforts do not necessarily extend to the wider supply chain, where suppliers – often smaller businesses – could prove an easy target for criminals.
How to leverage AI tools for your 2025 job search

Jan 15, 2025 | information-age.com | Aoibhinn McBride

From ChatGPT enthusiasts to Claude devotees, most professionals now incorporate at least one AI-powered tool into their daily workflow. Recent research from Deloitte highlights that 18 million people in the UK aged between 16-75 are already using generative AI tools. And of those already using generative AI tools at work, 10 per cent are doing so daily and 26 per cent are doing so weekly.
What the AI Opportunities Action Plan could mean for the UK

Jan 14, 2025 | information-age.com | Anna Jordan

In a speech on January 13, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the AI Opportunities Action Plan. The plan is estimated to deliver 13,250 jobs, according to the government, with a focus is on maximising growth, innovation and opportunities. Starmer said that small businesses could use it for faster planning and record keeping. Critics are voicing concerns over budget and implementation, especially against a backdrop of rising borrowing costs and the diminishing pound sterling.
Tech predictions 2025 – what could be in store next year? - Information Age

Dec 29, 2024 | information-age.com | Anna Jordan

This year has been quite something in the tech space, with a rapidly evolving landscape and organisations scrambling to keep up. But what’s to come in 2025? Some industry experts share their predictions. Clean data will play a critical role in utilising AI to its fullest potential – Nitesh Bansal, CEO of R SystemsGood, clean data is imperative for enterprises to leverage AI to its fullest potential. In all cases, AI is inherently affected by the quality of data used.
Transforming fragmented legacy controls at large banks

Dec 12, 2024 | information-age.com | Anna Jordan

Progress in large, established banks can be slow, with an infinite number of systems and processes to go through. Though the fear of change can be off-putting, we’ve learned from the likes of the FCA’s £61.1 million fine for Citigroup that relying on legacy controls can have major consequences. We spoke to Alex Hammond, partner at Airwalk Reply, about legacy controls at large banks and why they need to be reviewed. Firstly, they’re culturally embedded.
5 ways to improve your digital trust in 2025 - Information Age

Dec 11, 2024 | information-age.com | Charles Orton-Jones

Trust is essential for trade. We buy from businesses we trust in a split-second. No need to check the fine print – we trust the brand. Conversely, let’s be blunt: a lack of trust is corrosive. We will only deal with a low-trust brand under duress. And right now, there is a crisis of trust. Only 30% of customers say they trust the companies they repeatedly buy from. Their loyalty hangs by a thread.