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Cyprus Mail8 Jul 2026

Visa launches threat intelligence platform to combat cyber fraud

Visa launches threat intelligence platform to combat cyber fraud

Card payment company Visa this week announced the launch of the Visa Threat Intelligence Platform (VTIP), a sophisticated solution designed to assist financial institutions in identifying and addressing cyber threats before they escalate into fraud and financial losses.

The platform leverages the same advanced cybersecurity technologies and capabilities that the company currently uses to protect its own global network....

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