The Fraud Summit agenda is designed with a goal of providing actionable education implement back at the office immediately. Last year's speakers include Whole Foods - Amazon CISO, Sameer Sait, Mastercard's SVP of Fraud Intelligence, Strategy & Cyber Products, Claire Le Gal, Square's Global Head of Risk, Samant Nagpal and more. As you plan for the coming year, navigate the latest stage in the pandemic, and pivot for unexpected vulnerabilities and ever-changing threat landscape, please join us on June 16 for the Fraud Summit!
Google has over a decade of experience defending the internet and data for its network of more than 5 million sites. In this session, you will learn how reCAPTCHA Enterprise builds on this technology with capabilities, such as mobile application support and password leak detection, designed specifically for enterprise concerns with fraud. Additionally, you will see how you can run reCAPTCHA Enterprise across all the web pages on your website because reCAPTCHA Enterprise will never interrupt your customers with a captcha challenge.
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09:59 AM
Payment card transactions have seen revolutionary changes over the past few years – none more revolutionary than in 2020-21 – and Kolin Whitley of Visa has been right at the heart of it.
In this exclusive session, Visa's Head of North America Acceptance Risk discusses:
• Troubling payment card fraud trends
• The future migration of risk and fraud
• The expanding role of mobile payments
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10:00 AM
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10:59 AM
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11:00 AM
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11:59 AM
Ransomware – it's been in all the news this year. But what's happening between the lines? What are the stories within the stories, and how should security leaders interpret them? Former banking CISO David Pollino dissects the year's ransomware news with an eye toward:
• Critical infrastructure disruption
• How to learn from others' mistakes
• How to avoid being the next victim
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11:00 AM
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10:59 AM
Briefly, this presentation discussed the emerging threats of different types of disruptionware attacks and potential defenses to protect yourself. We will discuss may of the tools that make up the disruptionware tool kit and how these tools work. We will also talk about how disruptionware attacks work and their attack methodologies with some examples of recent disruptionware attacks
