SSL inspection is the process of decrypting, analyzing, and re-encrypting HTTPS traffic to detect potential threats, such as malware or data breaches, while ensuring secure communication.
Second party fraud occurs when a legitimate user willingly participates in or facilitates fraudulent activities, often for personal gain or under coercion.
A systematic evaluation of an organization’s security policies, systems, and controls to identify vulnerabilities, ensure compliance with regulations, and assess the overall effectiveness of security measures.
Session hijacking is a type of cyberattack where an attacker takes over a user’s session with a web service, allowing unauthorized access to the user’s account.
Social engineering is a manipulation technique that exploits human error to gain private information, access, or valuables.
Social media profiling involves collecting and analyzing an individual’s publicly available social media data to create a detailed profile, often for marketing or fraud prevention.
Source of Funds (SoF) refers to the origin of financial assets used in a transaction, typically verified to ensure legality and compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations.
Synthetic identity fraud is a deceptive practice where fraudsters combine real and fake personal information to construct a new, fictitious identity for financial aims.
Third party fraud occurs when an unauthorized individual uses another person’s credentials, identity, or payment information without their knowledge to commit fraud.
