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Fraud controls are becoming a deal-breaker, with more than two in five consumers saying they could switch banks over authentication alone.

South Africans are increasingly being targeted by AI-generated fraudsters who sound just like bank employees. However, many local banks are still struggling with legacy tech, slow change processes, limited data visibility, and a risk that is growing faste

Fraud prevention and payments security company Entersekt has named current COO Clare Conway as its new CEO.

Leadership evolution positions global financial authentication company for its next phase of growth, innovation and market expansion

South Africa is on the cusp of a major shift in how we prove who we are in the digital world. If the deluge of posts on community message groups is anything to go by, the proposed new digital identity (ID) regulations have captured public attention, and f

The payments landscape has undergone a significant transformation, from in-person card transactions to mobile-first commerce, and shows no sign of slowing.

Digital wallets may be the most visible evolution in payments, but they are not where financial institutions should be focusing their security strategies.

Entersekt's Dewald Nolte shares with PYMNTS why the new winners are those turning fragmented signals into real-time, context-rich decisions.

Banks rely on one-time passwords, but the next phase of security must be more nuanced, Entersekt CEO Schalk Nolte tells PYMNTS.

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