Mobile Payments and Security Top Priority for 2015, Says Omlis and Orion
Mobile payments security experts Omlis and enterprise security leader Orion SaS offer tips on security, new payment options and taking advantage of mobile in the New Year.
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, January 16, 2015 --(PR.com)-- More than a quarter of the global population use one or more mobile commerce services according to Juniper Research, and the mobile phone is playing a key part in reinventing everyday user experiences like shopping and work. There is a growing need to implement mobile payment technology alongside enhanced mobile fraud prevention techniques, which also requires better security at an organizational level.
“2015 will see the gap widen between successful companies that harness mobile payment technologies as a secure, convenient service to consumers, and those who fall behind technologically or fail to grasp the importance of security on mobile devices and within payment transactions,” said Markus Milsted, Founder and CEO of Omlis.
Mobile payments security experts Omlis and enterprise security leader Orion SaS consider the following targets moving into 2015:
Adopt a Mobile Payment Strategy
Almost half of mobile users in the UK would like to use mobile payments according to a report in the Paypers, and one third of banking customers in the UK will switch banks for a bank that offers mobile payments this year in a survey from the CBR. Transactions processed via mobile payments for traditional retailers are expected to grow 600% by the end of 2017 and alternative payment methods like mobile wallets will account for a 20% share in Europe by 2020 according to Research and Markets.
“Not only is the demand there, but there are clear advantages from accepting mobile,” said Milsted. “Mobile payment capabilities offer retailers a new chance at an omni-channel payment experience, where technology becomes more consistent, payment options are streamlined and all infrastructures allow a simple user experience for payments being taken at the till.”
For businesses deploying mobile payment solutions, real-time analysis can ensure systems are consistently up and running to provide better customer service utilizing consumer data for personalized commerce. The opportunity to use mobile payments at point of sale can offer a faster and simpler payment option, allowing consumers to process a payment instantly with a direct-to-bank mobile payment. Certain mPOS systems can also make transactions more affordable for merchants with reduced transaction fees as compared to cards.
Implement Mobile Payment Security
“Mobile payment security at point of sale will continue to gain importance for retailers, who could see benefits from using the notably secure NFC technology which is becoming more widely available,” said Matt Banham, Chief Technology Officer of Omlis. “With mobile becoming a top target, mobile security will be of utmost priority for mobile app developers and more specifically those looking to deliver mobile payment processing.”
Omlis brings to market the first mobile payment solution designed, developed, and tested using high-integrity development processes that are typically used for security-critical applications like air traffic control. Large-scale breach of consumer information is no longer a possibility with Omlis mobile payment encryption, which accelerates payment authorization in real-time while providing enhanced protection of personal details. Using Omlis mobile payment technology guarantees effective and safe mobile payments.
Be Proactive with Enterprise Security
Traditional forms of cybercrime like password and payment fraud will still be problematic in 2015, but larger scale corporate attacks and hacking the Internet of Things (IoT) will also be at a heightened risk.
“In 2014, the breaches were most commonly attributed to basic security failures. The major attacks at Target and JP Morgan Chase were attributed to simple security failures like phishing attacks on single users and failure to implement two-factor authentication,” said Simon Cairns, Director of Orion Software and Services and leading enterprise security expert. “We advise businesses to put procedures in place before an attack happens, using anti-phishing tools and cloud security. Starting the New Year with a goal to be proactive toward securing company information should be every organization’s top priority.”
Here’s to safe and lucrative 2015.
http://www.omlis.com/omlis-media-room/2015-mobile-payments/
About Omlis – Omlis is a global mobile payment solutions provider bringing market proven, highly powerful, differentiated and most effective solutions to all mobile commerce security. Omlis provides completely secure, unique and uncompromised technology with 100% fault-tolerant tracking of all payments in real-time for full transaction accountability. Learn more at www.omlis.com.
About Orion SaS – Orion Software and Services recently signed a 5-year distribution agreement with Omlis to supply security for mobile payments to the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Orion has built a formidable reputation as a leading supplier of fraud prevention technologies and services with its Cloud Security and Anti-Phishing services. The Omlis partnership delivers completely secure, trusted mobile payment encryption technology to financial institutions and payment service providers.
References:
Juniper Research: http://www.juniperresearch.com/whitepaper/mobile-commerce-markets
Paypers: http://www.thepaypers.com/mobile-payments/uk-47-of-mobile-users-keen-on-paying-with-their-mobile-phones-report/757760-16
CBR: http://www.cbronline.com/news/tech/software/e-commerce/brits-will-switch-banks-for-mobile-payments-231214-4476569
Research and Markets: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sdnh3g/global
“2015 will see the gap widen between successful companies that harness mobile payment technologies as a secure, convenient service to consumers, and those who fall behind technologically or fail to grasp the importance of security on mobile devices and within payment transactions,” said Markus Milsted, Founder and CEO of Omlis.
Mobile payments security experts Omlis and enterprise security leader Orion SaS consider the following targets moving into 2015:
Adopt a Mobile Payment Strategy
Almost half of mobile users in the UK would like to use mobile payments according to a report in the Paypers, and one third of banking customers in the UK will switch banks for a bank that offers mobile payments this year in a survey from the CBR. Transactions processed via mobile payments for traditional retailers are expected to grow 600% by the end of 2017 and alternative payment methods like mobile wallets will account for a 20% share in Europe by 2020 according to Research and Markets.
“Not only is the demand there, but there are clear advantages from accepting mobile,” said Milsted. “Mobile payment capabilities offer retailers a new chance at an omni-channel payment experience, where technology becomes more consistent, payment options are streamlined and all infrastructures allow a simple user experience for payments being taken at the till.”
For businesses deploying mobile payment solutions, real-time analysis can ensure systems are consistently up and running to provide better customer service utilizing consumer data for personalized commerce. The opportunity to use mobile payments at point of sale can offer a faster and simpler payment option, allowing consumers to process a payment instantly with a direct-to-bank mobile payment. Certain mPOS systems can also make transactions more affordable for merchants with reduced transaction fees as compared to cards.
Implement Mobile Payment Security
“Mobile payment security at point of sale will continue to gain importance for retailers, who could see benefits from using the notably secure NFC technology which is becoming more widely available,” said Matt Banham, Chief Technology Officer of Omlis. “With mobile becoming a top target, mobile security will be of utmost priority for mobile app developers and more specifically those looking to deliver mobile payment processing.”
Omlis brings to market the first mobile payment solution designed, developed, and tested using high-integrity development processes that are typically used for security-critical applications like air traffic control. Large-scale breach of consumer information is no longer a possibility with Omlis mobile payment encryption, which accelerates payment authorization in real-time while providing enhanced protection of personal details. Using Omlis mobile payment technology guarantees effective and safe mobile payments.
Be Proactive with Enterprise Security
Traditional forms of cybercrime like password and payment fraud will still be problematic in 2015, but larger scale corporate attacks and hacking the Internet of Things (IoT) will also be at a heightened risk.
“In 2014, the breaches were most commonly attributed to basic security failures. The major attacks at Target and JP Morgan Chase were attributed to simple security failures like phishing attacks on single users and failure to implement two-factor authentication,” said Simon Cairns, Director of Orion Software and Services and leading enterprise security expert. “We advise businesses to put procedures in place before an attack happens, using anti-phishing tools and cloud security. Starting the New Year with a goal to be proactive toward securing company information should be every organization’s top priority.”
Here’s to safe and lucrative 2015.
http://www.omlis.com/omlis-media-room/2015-mobile-payments/
About Omlis – Omlis is a global mobile payment solutions provider bringing market proven, highly powerful, differentiated and most effective solutions to all mobile commerce security. Omlis provides completely secure, unique and uncompromised technology with 100% fault-tolerant tracking of all payments in real-time for full transaction accountability. Learn more at www.omlis.com.
About Orion SaS – Orion Software and Services recently signed a 5-year distribution agreement with Omlis to supply security for mobile payments to the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Orion has built a formidable reputation as a leading supplier of fraud prevention technologies and services with its Cloud Security and Anti-Phishing services. The Omlis partnership delivers completely secure, trusted mobile payment encryption technology to financial institutions and payment service providers.
References:
Juniper Research: http://www.juniperresearch.com/whitepaper/mobile-commerce-markets
Paypers: http://www.thepaypers.com/mobile-payments/uk-47-of-mobile-users-keen-on-paying-with-their-mobile-phones-report/757760-16
CBR: http://www.cbronline.com/news/tech/software/e-commerce/brits-will-switch-banks-for-mobile-payments-231214-4476569
Research and Markets: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sdnh3g/global
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