Event Overview
Identity theft and fraud is the nation's fastest growing crime, with more than 10 million Americans becoming victims last year alone. It's big business too, costing victims and business roughly $5 billion. Identity theft and fraud requires financial firms to find better ways to safeguard your users’ identities with newer forms of security. Join your peers, industry experts and Wall Street & Technology for an Executive Forum, “Taking eFraud out of eBanking.” You will gain aclear understanding of the threats you face and the latest thinking in protecting your users’ identity.
Learn about:
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new ways to prevent identity fraud
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digital signing and eStatement strategies
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multi-factor authentication strategies
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strategies for fully meeting FFIEC regulations
Financial services companies are front and center in the battle against identity theft and fraud, as they often rely on simple usernames and passwords to grant access to clients' assets. Most financial institutions have made great strides in securing data internally, but their weakest link is verifying and protecting the identity of their users.
In fact, regulatory bodies, including the FFIEC have mandated that financial institutions find better ways to identify users. Brokerages also face the possibility of similar guidelines from the SEC for protecting user identities. Although the FFIEC December 2006 deadline has passed, many institutions are still not compliant. Financial firms are still struggling to define and implement "multi-factor authentication". They face difficult choices about implementing stronger authentication procedures, while delivering low-cost, easy-to-use, consumer-focused solutions.
In CMP Technology's upcoming conference, Identity Theft and Financial Fraud: Taking eFraud out of eBanking, you will hear from security experts, peers who are fighting the identity fraud battle daily for their financial organizations, and providers of multi-factor authentication technology.
