Mastercard が AWS の AI および ML サービスを利用して不正行為を検出および防止

Goldman Sachs builds on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to help advance its business and accelerate innovation for its customers. Using the cloud, Goldman Sachs has transformed the way it operates internally—from automated digital forensics to digital supply chain and procurement—and externally by serving customers through innovations such as the Goldman Sachs Financial Cloud for Data, which is a suite of cloud-based data and analytics solutions for financial institutions that integrates with AWS Data Exchange. It helps financial institutions securely integrate data alongside Goldman Sachs’s curated financial markets data to improve decision making.

For AXA, creating technical standards to ensure consistency across the organization was critical. AXA turned to Amazon Web Services (AWS) to overcome this challenge by implementing a custom global landing zone using AWS services and best practices.

Capital One went “cloud-first” in 2016 and is now using or experimenting with nearly every AWS service to develop, test, build, and run its most critical workloads, including its new flagship mobile-banking application.

SoePay is a Hong Kong–based payments solutions provider. By using AWS serverless architecture, SoePay launched SoePay SoftPOS, a secure, software-based contactless payment solution, in three months. The Fintech uses AWS Fargate and Amazon ECS to scale its infrastructure, AWS KMS to manage cryptographic keys, and Amazon Redshift to store data from merchants’ smart devices.