Payments are prime cybercrime targets. Trustmi CEO Shai Gabay urges companies to unite finance and security teams to fight BEC and deepfake attacks.

Trustmi's new report shows that 22% of 516 finance professionals have faced AI-driven deepfake attacks, highlighting rising cyber threats in business payment security.

In our latest article, Shai Gabay discusses why traditional bank account validation falls short, exposing businesses to fraud risks. Enhancing validation with AI allows you to

The complex B2B payment ecosystem increases risks of fraud and damage. A holistic approach ensures security and efficiency across systems. Here’s how to get started.

Cybercriminals are launching supply chain attacks by leveraging security loopholes of third-party vendors to commit costly business payment fraud.

The world has increasingly digitized, and the traditional account validation processes that prevented countless fraudulent scenarios are no longer sufficient.

To counteract the risk to your business, you need tools and protocols that will protect the entire B2B payment process.

Asa part of our series about “5 Things You Need To Know To Optimize Your Company’s Approach to Cybersecurity”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Shai Gabay.

Trustmi's AI-powered solution empowers organisations to take a proactive, automated approach to compliance audits.

Powered by artificial intelligence, Trustmi's solution aims to simplify reporting and ensure compliance with the increasing regulatory requirements faced by organizations.

Trustmi, the leader in business payment security, today launched its Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Compliance solution for business payments.

By adopting these five resolutions, your company can significantly reduce the risk of falling prey to sophisticated B2B payment fraud schemes.