Financial fraud prevention is a big business, with the market expected to grow 20 per cent per year to reach $42.6 billion in size by 2023, according to global consultancy KBV Research. Within this environment, Israel-based or Israeli-founded companies have quietly built a large and growing presence in the anti-fraud market, with at least 35 companies active in the field, ranging from early-stage startups to post-exit companies that have become divisions in larger multinational corporations. For the shortlist that could make a world of difference to your eCommerce platform, please follow the links to the full article: https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/04/28/e-commerce-fraud-detection-prevention/
Ransomware attacks are on the rise and evolving into the prevalent threat of 2021. Organisations are running to stay ahead of the tools and techniques, but its often more difficult to identify where any exfiltrated data may be stored and disclosed further.Expect to see more funding and innovation flow to cyber startups that close this gap and have a robust R&D roadmap to evolve their platforms and tooling.Recent Y combinator cyber startup - cyble.io is the latest with seed funding (backed by Innov8 and Angel investors as well). https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210405005474/en/https://cyble.io/about-us.html
Great to be able to attend a concert again. This anniversary concert was held at the State Theatre in Sydney this week to the delight of many Carole King fans.
Supply chain resiliency is only as strong as, well, its weakest link. Pun completely intended.Nevertheless, there are mitigating components worth implementing across your entire supply chain model. You need to have this conversation with your logistics team.Read more here: https://www.clnusa.com/post/minimizing-supply-chain-disruption-with-diversification
