Author: SISA - Payment Security Specialists

As the volume of online transactions has gone up, so has the volume of data breaches that organizations face. Non-compliance to norms is obviously a leading reason for the occurrence...

When Microsoft blocked more than 400,000 cryptojacking attempts in one day, businesses feared that an outbreak was underway. It was only a tip of the iceberg. More than 55 percent...

In many ways, identifying malicious traffic is a lot like looking for a needle in a haystack. Most of the time, 99.9 percent of traffic is genuine. Yet, it is...

Even a casual glance at newspaper headline reveals that the number of security breaches across the globe has gone up drastically. Dunkin Donuts recently reported a security breach that affected...

In Q1 2017, about 1,254 breaches reportedly took place - most of which occurred due to a known vulnerability: insufficient or improper input validation. Vulnerabilities such as the above occur...

Rising payment security incidents and breaches has still not spurred most organizations to institute an effective plan to handle threats. Payment breaches are highly targeted and motivated attacks, prompting the...

Payments made through the Internet, mobile networks, and WiFi, or made at an electronic cash register carry the risk of compromising card information. For instance, when you swipe your card...

Recent media articles pertaining to Malware Attack on the payment switch application of one oldest co-operative and losses been reported is disturbing for us at SISA. SISA on 20th December...