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Safeguarding Financial Data in the Digital Age
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Author(s)/Editor(s): Farah Naz (Department of Accounting and Finance, Kinnaird College for Women, Pakistan)and Sitara Karim (Department of Economics and Finance, Sunway University, Malaysia)
Copyright: ©2024
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-3633-5
ISBN13: 9798369336335
EISBN13: 9798369336342
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DescriptionDespite advancements in cybersecurity measures, the financial sector continues to grapple with data breaches, fraud, and privacy concerns. Traditional security measures are often insufficient to combat sophisticated cyber threats, leading to financial losses, reputational damage, and regulatory non-compliance. Moreover, the rapid pace of technological change makes it challenging for organizations to keep up with emerging threats and implement effective data protection strategies. This calls for a proactive and multidisciplinary approach to address financial data security's complex and evolving landscape. Safeguarding Financial Data in the Digital Age offers a timely and comprehensive solution to the challenges faced by the financial sector in securing sensitive information. By bringing together insights from finance, cybersecurity, and technology, this book provides a holistic understanding of the threats and opportunities in financial data security. It equips academics, industry professionals, policymakers, and students with the knowledge and tools needed to enhance financial data protection measures through detailed analyses, case studies, and practical recommendations. By fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange, this book serves as a valuable resource for shaping the future of financial data security in the digital age.
Reviews and Testimonials
This article builds on my previous research by exploring the application of fraud detection models within the Indian financial landscape, contributing to a deeper understanding of how financial distress and stability influence fraudulent behaviours. This article also extends by exploring the application of machine learning models in detecting financial fraud in high-volume, real-time transaction environments. The insights gained from this study contribute to the development of more robust fraud detection systems capable of adapting to evolving financial fraud tactics.
– Anumita Chaudhury
Author's/Editor's Biography
Farah Naz (Ed.)
Farah Naz
is a highly accomplished Assistant Professor in the Accounting and Finance department at Kinnaird College for Women in Lahore, Pakistan. She earned her esteemed PhD from the School of Accounting & Finance at the University of Central Punjab. Driven by her passion for knowledge and research, she possesses a broad and diversified expertise in various aspects of accounting, finance, and business research. Dr. Farah Naz's intellectual curiosity and dedication to academic excellence have led to the publication of several of her research papers in esteemed journals. Her contributions to the academic community extend beyond her own publications, as she actively engages in the peer review process for prestigious journals such as Annals of Operation Research, Energy Economics, Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences, and Resources Policy, among others. Her commitment to advancing the fields of accounting, finance, and business research is evident through her continuous pursuit of knowledge and active involvement in the scholarly community. Dr. Farah Naz's scholarly endeavors have made a significant impact, and she continues to inspire both her students and peers through her remarkable contributions to academia.
Sitara Karim (Ed.)
Sitara Karim
is an Associate Professor of Finance at Sunway Business School, Sunway University, Malaysia. She has been recognized as the World's Top 2% Scientist in Financial Economics in 2023 (Stanford University Rankings/ Elsevier). She won the “Dean's Excellence in Research Award” in 2023 by Sunway Business School, Sunway University, Malaysia. She has been Awarded as “Outstanding Reviewer” under the Emerald Literati Award (2023). She is serving as Section Editor (Economics & Business) in MethodsX (Elsevier) and as an Associate Editor of the International Review of Economics and Finance (SCOPUS Q1; ABDC: A, ABS: 2, IF: 3.393). She is also Guest Editing a Special Issue in Energy Economics (ABDC: A, ABS: 3*, IF: 9.252, SCOPUS: Q1) and Journal of Accounting and Organizational Change (ABDC: B, ABD: 2, IF: 1.90; SCOPUS: Q2). She is supervising several Ph.D. and Master research students and inspiring other early research careers. She has published in various top-tier journals e.g. European Financial Management, British Journal of Management, The European Journal of Finance, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, International Review of Financial Analysis, International Review of Economics and Finance, Finance Research Letters, Energy Economics, Economics Letters, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, and so on. She is the European Marketing and Management Association Women's Forum Member and a fellow of Center for Marker Education. Her significant contributions to the academia and industry are reflective of her persistence, determination, proactiveness, and commitment.
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