Wire fraud quietly happens all around us. Here are a few costly examples
About 80% of U.S. companies say they have been hacked by opportunistic cybercriminals who don’t need to change their playbook because vulnerable processes remain the norm.
Using email to collect and share wire info is risky. Accounts are easily hacked, and cybercriminals patiently monitor waiting for the right time to strike.
Manual security procedures are not always followed, leaving traditional data storage vulnerable to hacks. Password reuse is common and use of two-factor authentication (2FA) is not guaranteed.
The rise of AI-voice mimicking makes phone call verification less secure.
Liability risks are everywhere and your clients' funds are at constant risk.
Source: D. Howard, Wire Fraud Is An Epidemic: Take These Three Steps To Protect Your Company From Cybercriminals$10+ billion is lost to cybercrime in the United States annually.
Source: FBI, Internet Crime Report (FBI, 2017-2022)Email systems are easily compromised by opportunistic hackers.
Source: Duke FUQUA, More Than 80% of Firms Say They Have Been Hacked The existing ways to collect and share wire info are increasingly insecureReplaces emails and phone verification with security protocols that can’t be skipped. Eliminates human error and streamlines workflows.
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Rupp Pfalzgraf Controller Terry Kosmowski used to leave the office a bit anxious after a day’s work — particularly when that day involved any transferring of funds via wire.
“Of all the things I’ve done in my professional life, this is without a doubt the hardest,” Gavigan told The Buffalo News, “but it’s also the most rewarding.”
Dennis Vacco didn`t need any more food for thought. As he sat down for dinner with CrediVault CEO John Gavigan to discuss ways to use the blockchain technology ...
WireVault is built using the most stable and current version of Hyperledger Fabric, an open-source, enterprise-level, private blockchain.
Only those vetted and granted permission can validate the information on the blockchain.
Information on our blockchain can only be decrypted by peers with the consent of WireVault.
The blockchain is a shared database, protected by peers on the network.