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...credit and debit card accounts, and then gain unauthorised access or abuse them. Figures released by Apacs, the payments industry body, suggest consumers are right to worry. According to Apacs, fraudon UK plastic cards rose 14% to £609m... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/04/20/235682/most-britons-fear-recession-will-increase-id-crime.htm
...adds MasterCard. The Association of Payments and Clearing Services (APACS), the trade association for the payments industry, says the findings of the research should not get in the way of the fact that devices are out there, being used... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/03/12/235253/was-mastercards-decision-not-to-publish-security-standard-a.htm
...Login Heartland calls for payments industry encryption standard Warwick...meetings with others in the payments industry following the public disclosure...data encryption throughout the payments industry, as well as improved and safer... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/01/27/234444/heartland-calls-for-payments-industry-encryption-standard.htm
...and phone networks are now the vehicles for more than half of all fraud committed on UK bank accounts, the UK's payments industry association Apacs said today. The news comes after the government announced it would spend £7m to set up a special... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/10/01/232525/revealed-internet-and-phone-are-media-of-choice-for-fraudsters.htm
Security Software Bacs revamp set to boost Web payments industry Bacs, the UK banks' clearing house, is considering a radical restructuring that could drag payment services into the Internet... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2001/11/08/183582/bacs-revamp-set-to-boost-web-payments-industry.htm
...banking fraud alone cost over £21m in the first six months of this year according to the latest figures from the UK payments industry association, Apacs. Lawrence Kaye, chair at the Society for Computers and Law internet interest group, says... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/10/03/232537/e-crime-unit-funding-inadequate-say-businesses.htm
...partnerships - including outsourcing, off shoring and white labelling - will play an increasingly important role as the payments industry focuses on globalisation, regulation and performance." The World Payments Report 2007, published today (13... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/09/13/226758/sepa-expected-to-drive-banks-outsourcing.htm
...to valuable personal data, providing an increased opportunity for committing e-crime," said the report. Payments industry association Apacs reports that the number of phishing attacks, where e-mails which try to persuade unsuspecting... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/02/09/234712/Criminals-ahead-of-victims-on-e-fraud-says-FSA.htm
...Heartland systems. Heartland chief executive Robert Carr is advocating the adoption of data encryption throughout the payments industry, as well as improved and safer standards of payments. Dilbert Sudoku Puzzler Dilbert Sudoku ... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/02/02/234546/Weak-passwords-still-the-norm-despite-increased-threat-from.htm
...but he said constant monitoring will always be required. Carr has called for greater information sharing in the payments industry to prevent cybercriminals from re-using techniques in multiple attacks. Dilbert Sudoku Puzzler Dilbert... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/03/09/234684/ATM-heists-linked-to-RBS-WorldPay-data-breach.htm

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...Media Accuity’s acquisition of CB.Net delivers payments industry its “Golden Copy” Published 7th September 2009...Accuity has a significant presence in the global payments industry with an existing customer base of over 17... http://www.itbinternet.com/pr/31697
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