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Problems: Cyber-crime has become a major concern for financial institutions in the 21st century. Including risk and crime, the digital world has changed almost every part of our lives. An easy target for crime is financial institutions. In the current digital age, to improve trustworthiness, it is imperative that financial institutions increase investments in protection, fraud prevention, consumer education, and personal information privacy. Financial fraud has evolved rapidly since the pandemic. In India, financial cybercrime, identity theft, account acquisition, synthetic fraud, ransom ware and social engineering are rising [4]. Crypto jacking and botnets are the main ways of cyberattacks. The booming adoption of mobile applications, digital payments, and the growing rate of financial fraud in India are significantly associated. While Indians have embraced digital transactions, as social engineering and phishing email are extensive, they have yet to learn the dos and don’ts to share personal data. To tackle the overall scale of these assaults, the value of consistent security hygiene remains vital. That is why financial institutions need to take a layered approach to cyber protection and fraud prevention, including banks, credit unions, brokerage and payment firms.

Overcome

 Organizations should regularly scan the internet for fraudulent application;

 An integrated security framework must be introduced by organizations, where each aspect is programmed to interact in real time with all the others;

 Identity and track all mobile and IoT devices;

 To combat things like Crypto jacking, one essential approach is to involve maintaining a comprehensive inventing of devices through third generation network access controls and then base lining their behavior; and

 Continue to inform clients about their legitimate banking applications, such as online “Validation of passwords” or “account validation” methods used by scammers and phishes. So, it is predominant to train the employees to avoid cybercrimes.