New York's financial regulator is preparing to remove a number of regulatory hurdles impeding the development of cryptocurrency businesses in the US state.

Source: Mendix

Mendix, a Siemens business and the global leader in enterprise low-code, released a survey showing that, despite being one of the first sectors to embrace digitalisation, the financial services industry is still mired down with complex processes and inadequate tools that are hindering its growth.

Source: ISACA

Schaumburg, IL, USA – The spread of COVID-19 forced nearly all enterprises to revisit their business continuity plans. This reassessment often revealed significant gaps—including failure to factor in the potential need for an entirely remote workforce and to consider impacts to supply chain. A new white paper from ISACA, Supply Chain Resilience and Continuity: Closing Gaps Exposed in a Global Pandemic, offers approaches that enterprises can implement to increase the resiliency of their own supply chain—during the current pandemic and potential similar future crises.

South Africa's Postbank has been forced to replace 12 million bank cards after a calamitous security breach that saw the bank's master encryption key printed off in plain, unencrypted language.

The FCA has today fined Commerzbank AG (London Branch) £37,805,400 for failing to put adequate anti-money laundering (AML) systems and controls in place between October 2012 and September 2017.

Source: Mastercard

More and more consumers are going online to purchase everything from groceries and food delivery to home improvement goods, apparel and entertainment; as they do, merchants are focused on providing an increasingly seamless experience.

In a letter to the European Parliament dated 15 June 2020, Andrea Jelinek, chair, European Data Protection Board (EDPB) raises concerns over the UK’s endeavour to reach an ‘adequacy decision’ with the EU following the end of the Brexit transition period.