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Jimmy John's, a sandwich-shop chain based in Champaign, Illinois, said a hacker infiltrated payment systems at about 216 of its locations and stole credit- and debit-card information.

Fifty-two percent of millennial respondents in a Zogby Analytics survey sponsored by Mitek Systems, a mobile imaging tech provider, perceive native apps as a safer solution than mobile websites for purchasing and banking.

News of a data breach at Home Depot stores throughout the U.S. and Canada is compounding fears on the part of card holders that “big box” and other retailers can do little to protect them from credit and debit card fraud.

The payments industry has changed dramatically over the past year, and so has the mindset of those in the industry. The focus is shifting from mobile payments and Bitcoin to fraud mitigation and security.

Just a few days after debuting on Wall Street with one of the biggest initial public offerings to hit the U.S. market, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holdings has joined the Fast IDentity Online board.

Banks must take the time to educate mid-size business clients about how to defend themselves against hackers, Javelin Strategy & Research says.

Were the Home Depot and Target breaches the work of the same attackers? Only a few people seem to be in a position to know, and so far, they aren’t telling. However, we can still learn a lot from the similarity of the incidents.

Though Home Depot's recent data breach compromised 56 million payment cards — more than the 40 million in Target's incident — the company isn't predicting a hit to revenue and investors have been unfazed by the attack.

Device manufacturers and banks come to Trustwave for a glimpse at how criminals would exploit the technology they use.

We value the importance of building and maintaining positive customer relationships. But, how do you also manage the ever increasing levels of fraud and mitigate risk?