| Developing A Smart Sprinkler Without Watering Down Security A connected sprinkler system may seem like an unlikely hack target â but for fraudsters, any networked IoT device can be a gateway to the smart home ecosystem. In this monthâs IoT Tracker, PYMNTS talks with smart sprinkler system company Hydrawiseâs Anthony Long about how the company designed its system to prevent data breaches and keep hackers off of its lawn. |
| Shoring Up FIs âDeteriorating Advantageâ Over Big Tech While itâs true that FIs hold a âdeteriorating advantageâ over Big Tech in terms of trust and regulatory know-how, according to Trulioo General Manager Zac Cohen, they can take a page from tech's user experience (UX) expertise. In fact, he tells Karen Webster, tech can learn a thing or two from centuries-old competitors. Turns out, shared knowledge benefits everyone in their push to digital banking. Hereâs why. |
| Masterclass: AP Automation |
| Mastercard On Tackling AP Automationâs Last Mile As data from the B2B Payments Automation Innovation Playbook reveals, change may be on the horizon for accounts payable automation. In a new Masterclass video interview with Karen Webster, Mastercard Senior Vice President of Product Management and New Payments Andrea Gilman explains why the opportunity for such efforts is especially ripe for middle market firms â and why itâs a âglass half-fullâ opportunity. |
| Can ISVs And ISOs Thrive Amid Payments Megadeals? The payments landscape is being refashioned through megamergers — bringing myriad services under fewer collective roofs, and perhaps leaving independent sales organizations (ISO) and independent software vendors (ISV) wondering what’s next. Chuck Danner, chief product officer, North America at RS2 Software, tells PYMNTS there’s room for ISVs and ISOs to thrive — if they turn integrated payments into an embedded payments experience. |
| | Digital Fraud Tracker™ | | Inside N26âs Fraud Protection Strategy Meeting a consumerâs banking needs requires FIs to think locally â but, when it comes to fighting fraud, it pays to think globally. Thatâs why FIs need to stay ahead of fraud trends both domestically and internationally, says Nicolas Kopp, U.S. CEO for German challenger bank, N26. In the latest Digital Fraud Tracker, Kopp discusses how N26 is using customer data from 24 countries to better protect users against fraud attacks, as it enters the U.S. market. |
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