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\naway, and everyone is slowly making their way back in to the office, consumers
\nand business owners alike are asking themselves How can I make this the best
\nyear yet? There is no doubting that 2013 will be another great year of
\nemerging technology and increased online and mobile usage. Experts and analysts
\nhave made their predictions for the top
\nsecurity risks in 2013<\/a>. All have mentioned mobile as a major concern for
\nthe New Year, along with Trojans<\/a>
\nand hacktivism. These are all concerns that have existed, but there has been a
\ndifferent emphasis put on them in this day of age. As technology gets more
\nadvanced, so does risk. The online fraud landscape is not a one-way street. As
\nbusinesses and consumers arm themselves, hackers and identity thieves get
\nsmarter.<\/p>\n
\nourselves? Perhaps its time that we all think that an analysts and even as a
\nhacker. Without a doubt any company in the mobile payments space needs to be
\nfully armed with a mobile
\nfraud prevention<\/a> plan prior to launching any type of new offering. In a
\nrecent survey conducted on the top
\nmobile predictions<\/a> for 2013, mobile payments<\/a>
\nwas voted as the breakthrough category with mobile cloud services and m-commerce
\nnot too far behind. While this is exciting, it also raises the issues of how
\nthese companies plan to protect themselves using mobile
\nsecurity<\/a>. And perhaps the best advice comes in the form a conundrum. As the
\nsecurity leaders featured in the Bank Info Security interview stated, perhaps
\nwe are our own worst enemies. An underlying problem to all of these risks is a
\nlack of awareness. The better we education our consumers, and ourselves the
\nmore prepared we can be prevent online and mobile fraud in 2013. Dont get in
\nyour own way this year and start the conversation today to safer business and
\nhappier customers.<\/p>\n