Secure identity verification checks: Bank case study

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Business Technology Research     February 25, 2019

IN THIS ISSUE Secure identity verification checks: Bank case study Learn how to identify the most common types of ID fraud Microservices vs. service-oriented architecture Case study: Ensuring 24/7 data availability with ease

Secure identity verification checks: Bank case study SPONSORED BY: Onfido Pockit, a privately owned bank, was faced with the challenge of onboarding customers and verifying their identity. Download this case study to learn how Onfido helped them meet their AML and KYC requirements along with quickly onboarding new customers. Read More

Learn how to identify the most common types of ID fraud SPONSORED BY: Onfido Forgeries. Imposters. Counterfeit documents. You can't afford to let fake identities slip through the cracks and put your company—and your customers—at risk. Learn how to detect the 7 most common types of ID fraud, and how advanced identity verification technology can turn things around. Read More

Microservices vs. service-oriented architecture SPONSORED BY: NGINX Both microservices architecture and SOA are considered service-based architectures with shared characteristics, but very different architecture styles. This 50+ page e-book compares the two architectures to enable you to make the best choice to meet your organization's unique needs. Read More

Case study: Ensuring 24/7 data availability with ease SPONSORED BY: DataStax In this short case study, learn how a healthcare consultation service ensured continuous application availability at scale while simultaneously deploying a highly-secure and integrated cloud data layer – revolutionizing their customer experience delivery without having to make any tough choices. Read More

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