Security Tips

Quantum Hacking is the new frontier when it comes to cybersecurity, bringing a new level of threat to the financial services industry.

DORA – the Digital Operational Resilience Act came into force on 17 January 2025. This Act represents a significant shift in how financial institutions manage and mitigate digital risks.

One of the key risks associated with the internet is the threat of spoof websites. These fraudulent sites are designed to look like legitimate ones, tricking users into providing personal information.

Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud is a growing concern in the digital banking industry because it manipulates victims into authorising a payment to an account controlled by the fraudster. This means that APP fraud can bypass fraud detection mechanisms designed for unauthorised transactions.

The integration of digital technology has brought about a transformation in how financial services operate, making cybersecurity a top priority. The EU is taking steps through the ECB and ENISA to ensure the banking sector is resilient to threats.

Christmas is a busy time for scammers as they exploit the goodwill and busy schedules of people so it’s important to be alert to the potential risks to your personal information and finances.

Connected cars are a feature of modern life but they bring with them a new avenue for cybercriminals, looking to steal data and identities. This article looks at some steps which can be taken to mitigate these risks.

26th October marks National Financial Crime Fighter Day. This article looks at some of the key actions taken by MeDirect to safeguard our financial systems and protect customers.

Digital Wallets like Google Pay and Apple Pay have revolutionised the way we shop. The convenience of this technology also comes with new security features which help to keep your data, and money, safe.

MeDirect uses the Zero Trust Standard to help protect digital assets and ensure the highest possible cybersecurity standards.