A STUDY ON CYBER SECURITY THREATS IN DIGITAL BANKING IN INDIA: AN ANALYTICAL PERSPECTIVE
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i1.2024.4924Keywords:
Digital Banking, Mobile Banking Threats, Fraud Detection, Identity Theft, Secure Transactions, Payment Security, Encryption, TokenizationAbstract [English]
With the rapid evolution of digital banking, cybersecurity threats have increased, posing risks to financial institutions and customers. This paper explores key cybersecurity threats in digital banking, their implications, and mitigation strategies. The analysis includes real-world case studies and data interpretation, providing insights into the effectiveness of existing security measures. A comprehensive review of various cybersecurity challenges, evolving threat landscapes, and the role of technology in mitigating these risks is discussed in detail. Additionally, this paper delves into regulatory compliance, policy recommendations, and emerging trends in cybersecurity.
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