Smarter solutions for the financial services industry, from IBM.

CYBERSECURITY WITHOUT A CYBERVAULT.

THE USUAL SUSPECTS.

In the financial services industry, the stakes are high. Cybercrime and fraud are becoming more sophisticated.

Malware and phishing are rampant. Are you prepared?

DISGUISES. DON’T FALL FOR

Malware can fool your systems into recognizing a criminal’s PC as one of your customers’ machines. Once they get access, it’s too late. Also, Remote Desktop Protocol can be used to “take over” a customer’s device.

A TOKEN GESTURE.

Secondary authentication is a good idea. But criminals can use bypass tokens—malware that fools the customer into providing their mobile phone number—to intercept a text message with a onetime password.

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Most bank security solutions are trapped in silos. This makes keeping out criminals more diffi cult than it has to be.

TAKE FRAUD INSIGHT

OUT OF SILOS.

KEEP IT COVERED.

Criminals are smart. Smart enough to fi nd

the key to your system in all sorts of places, including the darknet. So your security

needs to be layered with solutions to make sure your customers are who

they say they are.

APPROACH.

THE

APPROACH.Years of experience and a variety of technology help IBM keep criminals out before they can strike, with the four pillars of cybersecurity.

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COUNTERCOUNTERCOUNTERCOUNTERCOUNTERAnalytical and investigative tools can help you disrupt and defeat cybercrime and fraud.

REVENTIBM Trusteer® solutions can help detect an account takeover and protect employee end points.

NTELLIGENCEIBM’s intelligence communities help find and share potential threats.

IBM Red Cell monitors criminal tactics to bypass security, while IBM X-Force® and Trusteer® research analyzes the malicious traffic and malware to find new protections.

GOVERNANCEIBM makes sure that all the other pillars are working together to provide the best security possible.

Learn more. Watch the American Banker webcast “Winning the War on Cybercrime: A New Approach to Fraud Prevention.”

CYBERCRIME.GET READY TO FIGHT

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