Global financial markets are at a historical turning point. While headlines are talking about Covid-19, crypto-currencies and QE, threat actors are working smarter to execute attacks. You already know the diversity of threats: from state-sponsored cyber gangs, quants in collapsed countries, or brooding black swans, it’s tough to stay protected. But with the coexistence of ‘traditional’ online banking fraud and more advanced social engineering, the need to gain deeper visibility into risk is now greater than before.

Register for this executive discussion that will draw from the experience of attendees, offering insights into the successes and challenges around the fight against fraud and the prevention of socially engineered endpoint-targeted attacks. We’ll pose some interactive questions to the group, with the purpose of understanding and optimising the best risk-mitigation strategies to help financial organisations with their fight against fraud.

Discussion topics include:
• Which strategies are effective against state-sponsored and gang-type black swan attacks?
• How can a traditional, cautious bank stay ahead and future-proof against fast-moving fraudsters?
• What’s happening with social engineering today?
• Is server-side or client-side threat detection more effective against attacks?

Join ISMG’s financial services IT management expert, Iain Swaine, for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Iain Swaine, Director EMEA, Global Advisory at event sponsor, BioCatch.

Advance registration is kindly required as spaces are limited.