RSA Security and SDG Corporation are proud to announce their strategic partnership for fraud and risk intelligence solutions and services across India. Cyber fraud teams around the world speak in volumes about the frequent occurrences of account takeovers, fraudulent money transfers and sophisticated business logic abuses that result in massive financial and brand losses. RSA’s top-of-the-line fraud management products and SDG’s two decades of experience in delivering cyber security solutions and services make this partnership a great asset for the companies’ global customers.
By strategically working together, both SDG and RSA can address the ever-increasing needs of online fraud detection and prevention solutions and services. The partnership and the newly launched Fraud and Risk Intelligence practice will allow SDG to provide advisory, implementation and managed services, as well as take RSA fraud and risk intelligence solutions to existing & new customers. In the war against evolving cybercrime with actionable intelligence, SDG and RSA will empower customers to respond to digital fraud attacks in real time.
“We are in an era of hyper-digital transformation, and the risk of zero-day fraud exists in all channels. It is extremely important for enterprises to protect online transactions and stay one step ahead of fraudsters’ attempts to exploit vulnerabilities.” says Ajay Gupta, President & CEO of SDG Corporation. “We are extremely excited about our strategic partnership with RSA. It enables us to offer end-to-end cross channel risk-based fraud management solutions to secure users’ online experiences.”
“With rapid penetration of digital deeper into business operations, the line between cyber security and risk management has blurred. RSA’s business-driven security solutions provide a unified approach to managing digital risk that hinges on integrated visibility, automated insights and coordinated actions helping customers create capabilities necessary to achieve the required digital risk management maturity,” said Rajnish Gupta, Regional Director, India & SAARC, RSA, A Dell Technologies Company. “We are thrilled to partner with SDG to give organizations transforming their digital, multi-channel strategy the ability to protect consumers against fraud while improving the user experience and reducing transaction friction.”
By strategically working together, both SDG and RSA can address the ever-increasing needs of online fraud detection and prevention solutions and services. The partnership and the newly launched Fraud and Risk Intelligence practice will allow SDG to provide advisory, implementation and managed services, as well as take RSA fraud and risk intelligence solutions to existing & new customers. In the war against evolving cybercrime with actionable intelligence, SDG and RSA will empower customers to respond to digital fraud attacks in real time.
“We are in an era of hyper-digital transformation, and the risk of zero-day fraud exists in all channels. It is extremely important for enterprises to protect online transactions and stay one step ahead of fraudsters’ attempts to exploit vulnerabilities.” says Ajay Gupta, President & CEO of SDG Corporation. “We are extremely excited about our strategic partnership with RSA. It enables us to offer end-to-end cross channel risk-based fraud management solutions to secure users’ online experiences.”
“With rapid penetration of digital deeper into business operations, the line between cyber security and risk management has blurred. RSA’s business-driven security solutions provide a unified approach to managing digital risk that hinges on integrated visibility, automated insights and coordinated actions helping customers create capabilities necessary to achieve the required digital risk management maturity,” said Rajnish Gupta, Regional Director, India & SAARC, RSA, A Dell Technologies Company. “We are thrilled to partner with SDG to give organizations transforming their digital, multi-channel strategy the ability to protect consumers against fraud while improving the user experience and reducing transaction friction.”
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