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Online fraud is a crime that's ever-growing and whose face is ever-changing. And yet banking institutions are levering new strategies and solutions to face the threat.
In this exclusive interview, Steve Neville, Director of Identity Solutions at Entrust, discusses:
Application security is a key focus of regulatory agencies - ensuring that financial institutions pay as much attention to third-party applications as they do to those they develop and manage in-house. In a recent survey conducted by Information Security Media Group, respondents say they are more confident in their own applications vs. those developed by third-party service providers ... yet, they really don't demonstrate vulnerability assessment or remediation processes to justify any level of confidence.
In this exclusive interview, Roger Thornton, founder and CTO of Fortify Software, discusses the survey results and his own market perspective, discussing:
Anti-money laundering has been one of the dominant stories in financial services this year, and the trend isn't likely to abate anytime soon.
In this exclusive interview, attorney and AML expert Ross Delston discusses:
Resource allocation - the people, places and things - is one of the most overlooked aspects of Business Continuity planning.
In this exclusive interview, crime and information security expert Dana Turner offers insights on:
Governance is a term increasingly used in financial institutions, as banking/security leaders try to introduce new processes and disciplines to their organizations.
In this exclusive interview, Jennifer Bayuk, an information security specialist and former CISO at Bear Stearns & Co., discusses:
In this exclusive interview, Spafford discusses:
"Whitelisting" is a new twist on information security. Instead of trying to find a software solution that keeps all of the potential bad guys out of your systems, whitelisting allows you to establish a protection layer that grants access to only your finite list of good guys - individuals or applications.
In this exclusive interview sponsored by Lumension Security, Brent Rickles, SVP of First National Bank of Bosque County, Texas, discusses:
In the wake of the arrests of 11 hackers tied to the TJX data breach, security experts everywhere are warning of bigger, bolder threats to come.
So, what should banking institutions have learned from TJX-style breaches, and what can they do now to protect their customers and critical financial/informational assets?
In this interview, former FBI agent Eric Fiterman, founder of Methodvue, offers:
The downturn in the U.S. economy has financial institutions challenged to "do more with less." While the focus continues to be on the mortgage crisis, William Henley, Director, IT Risk Management for the Office of Thrift Supervision, discusses the need for continued investment in:
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