Vade Secure on top tech brands’ B2B phishing risk, and a UK FinTech seeks license to bank crypto firms; SAP and Fiserv integrate for B2B payments
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | Augmenting Trust With Technology In Global Trade Finance Trust is imperative to any cross-border trade deal, both between trading partners and the banks that finance their transactions. But invoice fraud, cyberattacks and paper hamper transparency, heighten risks and raise costs of trade finance. Envoy CEO and Founder Lee Tarone explores the technologies that bolster trust with verifiable data. |
| New Payment Rails Take On Real-Time B2B Friction The latest data from Nacha shows B2B payments are now a powerful force in rising adoption of ACH. However, this week's look at the latest in payments rail innovation finds more solution providers choosing to build infrastructure from the ground up, rather than rely on legacy payment rails, to solve B2B payments friction. |
| | Cybersecurity | | How Big Tech Brands Make Businesses An Even Bigger Phishing Target As technology giants like PayPal and WhatsApp continue to broaden their B2B services, they're supporting enterprise digitization â but with some unintended consequences. For instance, Vade Secure says PayPal is the most commonly-impersonated brand in phishing attacks, and according to Chief Solution Architect Adrien Gendre, businesses' embrace of solutions from trusted tech giants is expanding their cybersecurity risks. |
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