Cart abandonment rates have remained surprisingly high, and represent an enormous revenue opportunity for merchants that improve their checkout experience. In this report, you will learn how to improve your ecommerce checkout and grow revenue and gain customer trust.
“Friendly fraud” or charge fraud occurs when consumers initiate unwarranted chargebacks for items they purchased in an attempt to avoid paying for them. Here are six tips to help you prevent credit card chargebacks and friendly fraud:
Many companies are so focused on developing products and running their business that they ignore the growing need for a compliance management strategy. By acting diligently and creating complete transparency within your organization or business, you invariably discover and resolve many hidden risks, saving you and your organization from easily avoidable losses.
Considering the prediction of the Wearable Technology Report that the wearable electronics business will grow from $20 billion in 2015 to almost $70 billion by 2025, it appears that the future is now. But 86% of the participants in the PwC survey expressed a fear that wearables would make users vulnerable to security breaches.
It’s funny how consumers react to the news of retail security breaches. See what
Target Corp. has proposed a $10 million settlement agreement of a class-action lawsuit related to its 2013 data breach, according to documents filed March 18 in the U.S. District Court of Minnesota.
Staples says malware was deployed to some point-of-sale systems at 115 of its more than 1,400 U.S. retail stores in September. Here’s what transaction data was accessed at affected stores.
Shoppers will be thinking about how they shop and pay given the tens of thousands of shoppers affected this past year by security breaches, here are three tips to protect your holiday shopper’s data.
With the holidays around the corner, those in charge of reviewing orders for fraud will have their work cut out for them. Here are some steps to make the holiday season an easy one.
With a majority of media attention has focused on mega-retailers like Target, small businesses are still looking to find ways to calm customer fears as they enter the biggest selling months of the year. See what small businesses are doing to keep their customers protected.