Data Defense: Examining Fintech’s Security and Privacy Strategies

Rehman, Fasih ur; Attaullah, Hafiz Muhammad; Ahmed, Faisal; Ali, Sundus

doi:10.3390/engproc2023032003

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“…Making sure that financial data is secure and private is a major area of attention for surveillance activities (Boukherouaa et al, 2021). The purpose of monitoring activities is to confirm that FinTech platforms have strong security measures in place, given the sensitive nature of transactions and the personal information involved (Rehman et al, 2023). Preventing data breaches that can jeopardise user confidentiality, guarding against unwanted access, and defending against cyberattacks are all examples of this (Villalón-fonseca, 2022).…”

Section: Extensive Fintech Surveillance In Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Balancing the Scales: Navigating Benefits and Risks in Indonesia’s Sharia FinTech Landscape

Zuhri Lubis,

Khairisma,

Puspitaningrum

et al. 2023

JICP

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This research provides a thorough literature analysis to clarify the dynamics of advancing financial technology that complies with Shariah for inclusive development and implementing broad surveillance in Indonesia. The objective is to provide a qualitative review of the current studies to offer insightful perspectives on the growth and risks related to Shariah FinTech. This study integrates a library research approach with a qualitative research methodology. The literature results suggest that Shariah-compliant FinTech is being more widely used in Indonesia, demonstrating its advantages and disadvantages. This literature-based study advances our understanding of the complex balance needed for the ethical and sustainable development of Indonesia’s developing Shariah FinTech sector.

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Section: Extensive Fintech Surveillance In Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%