WireVault’s new Identity Verification Feature, developed in partnership with TrustStamp, answers this call by adding a crucial layer of defense for sensitive wire transfers.
If a criminal’s goal is to intercept wiring instructions, they could do so with a very simple phishing email. Once they gain access, they observe that email box for months and collect intel such as who communicates with whom – and how.
Cyber criminals operate on the cutting edge of technology. So should businesses. When it comes to storing sensitive client data, that means utilizing blockchain technology.
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WireVault leverages best-in-class security measures, including two-factor authentication and blockchain technology, to protect your or your organization’s most sensitive information.
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.
“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.”
WireVault replaces vulnerable and error-prone common practices for sharing wire transfer details with a web platform that's as user-friendly as it is secure.
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.
Emailing and texting are so ingrained in our everyday life that we don’t think twice before sharing banking instructions like account and routing numbers.
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 ...