After any significant breach, many parties, ranging from customers, clients, business partners and government agencies, will demand clarity as to how and what data was stolen. The FTC, for example, will be acting to ensure that any given organization is not negligent or reckless with private information, but upon what information do they act? …

Mike Daugherty, President and CEO, LabMD

Malware continues to be an extremely effective tool in the cybercrime arsenal. In this session, we'll discuss how and why - and we'll also examine the connection between fraud and malicious code. We'll investigate how malware is designed to enrich cybercrime gangs and how to prevent intrusions, including: How cybercrime economies work and why th…

Elvis Chan, Supervisory Special Agent, San Francisco Division, FBI---Malcolm Harkins, Global CISO, Cylance---Mathew J. Schwartz, Executive Editor, DataBreachToday & Europe

It's a boom time for cybercrime and cyber-espionage, aided by at least two factors. First, many organizations' websites and databases sport well-known technical weaknesses, while employees remain all to susceptible to low-cost social-engineering attacks. Second, attackers can pummel these technical and human targets using an array of free or low-co…

Christopher Pierson, Chief Security Officer and General Counsel, Viewpost---Dominique Shelton, Partner, Alston & Bird LLP---Malcolm Harkins, Global CISO, Cylance---Matthew Rosenquist, Cyber Security Strategist, Intel Corporation

After any significant breach, many parties, ranging from customers, clients, business partners and government agencies, will demand clarity as to how and what data was stolen. The FTC, for example, will be acting to ensure that any given organization is not negligent or reckless with private information, but upon what information do they act? …

Joseph Burton, Managing Partner, Duane Morris LLP---Mathew J. Schwartz, Executive Editor, DataBreachToday & Europe---Mike Daugherty, President and CEO, LabMD

As fraudsters switch focus back to card-not-present (CNP) schemes, research from the Aite Group indicates that it will soon outpace card-present fraud in the U.S. by 3:1. Globally, payments provider ACI Worldwide saw a 30-percent increase in CNP fraud in the first half of 2015. In fact, ACI says that approximately 1.2 percent of all CNP transaction…

Randy Vanderhoof, Director, US Payments Forum

With today's connected enterprise and broad use of mobile devices, organizations are looking to keep their staff productive from wherever they are, while keeping data secure - hence the rise of intelligent key management. Increasingly, organizations are adopting Enterprise File Sync and Share (EFSS) and are using client side encryption to add an ad…

Mark Hickman, COO, WinMagic

DDoS as an extortion tactic continues to reinvent itself, and has replaced hacktavism as the leading driver of DDoS attacks during 2015. Whether shifting its target demographics from Bitcoin exchanges or more traditionally known financial services institutions, using DDoS tactics has never been easier, cheaper or more effective. In this session,…

JP Blaho, Market Insights Leader, Arbor Networks

Following two years of headline breaches at the likes of Target, JPMorgan Chase, Sony, Anthem and OPM, many industries are increasing regulations on cybersecurity. One of the more important requirements is detecting anomalous behavior within your company's network. So how can your security team distinguish between legitimate user behavior and an un…

Sean Cassidy, Lead Engineer, Praesidio---Thomas Hill, CIO, Live Oak Bank

Around the world, rapidly evolving technology, end-user expectations and system complexity are forcing payments stakeholders to reassess their strategies. Recognizing these shifts, the Federal Reserve released Strategies for Improving the U.S. Payment System, an ambitious, multi-year plan that focuses on improving the speed, efficiency, and securit…

Jon Jeswald, VP - Payment Strategy Executive, Federal Reserve Bank

The adoption of encrypted Internet traffic has exploded in recent years due to security and privacy concerns. Today, it is estimated that more than 65% of Internet traffic will be encrypted by the end of 2016. This increase in encrypted traffic has created a more secure exchange of data"but it has also created a space in which criminals can linger …

Paul Nicholson, Director of Product Marketing, A10 Networks

The 2015 ABA Deposit Account Fraud Survey is the eleventh biennial industry study conducted by the American Bankers Association on the topic of deposit account fraud. For over two decades, this ABA survey series has collected detailed DDA fraud information across traditional and emerging banking channels. With payments innovations picking up speed …

Jane Yao, SVP - Benchmarking & Survey Research, Office of the Chief Economist, American Bankers Association

Enterprises are pouring billions of dollars into preventing threat actors from infiltrating the organization. Yet, the rising level of breaches shows that dedicated threat actors will penetrate the organization. Perhaps then the problem is not a technological one, but is rather one of strategy in dealing with cyber-threats? In this session, we'l…

Bob Vail, ---Roy Katmor, CEO, enSilo

Account origination fraud remains one of the fastest growing threats today for organizations ranging from banks to government entities. According to statistics from the Javelin Strategy & Research firm, this type of fraud has risen from $2 billion total loss in 2014 to $3 billion in 2015, while the number of victims has more than doubled during tha…

Al Pascual, SVP, Research Director Head of Fraud & Security, Javelin Strategy and Research

When an organization suffers a data breach, how can it quantify the total of all the associated costs? The scope of costs goes way beyond a fixed dollar value per stolen record and extends to include legal fees, third-party forensic services, loss of reputation and defense improvement, as well as state and federal penalties. In this session, we wil…

Billy Austin, VP of Security, LogicNow

The need to secure your Microsoft Active Directory Services and relevant privileged credentials is a top business priority, given the degree of credential hijacking currently taking place. In 2015, over 75 percent of all compromised records from data breaches was traced directly to the loss or theft of a privileged credential. And too often,…

Doug Gourlay, Executive Vice President, Skyport Systems

The rollout of EMV technology has changed the face of fraud for restaurants, retailers and merchants. While card-present fraud will likely decrease as the rollout continues, it will remain a major problem, especially for restaurants and food retailers, despite the new chip technology. In this session, we'll examine the continuing problem of point-o…

David Matthews, General Counsel, National Restaurant Association

When an organization suffers a data breach, a number of challenges, impacts, and business decisions contribute to the total of all the associated costs. The scope extends beyond a fixed dollar-per-stolen-record calculation, as it invariably includes expenditures for new security measures, legal fees, third-party forensic services, changes to busine…

Matthew Rosenquist, Cyber Security Strategist, Intel Corporation

While the Social Security Administration's 2011 decision to randomize Social Security Number (SSN) issuance made the identifier less susceptible to fraudsters, it also caused a series of unintended consequences for organizations that rely on the number's sequencing as a key part of identity-verification and fraud defense. Nearly three years later, …

Ken Meiser, VP, Identity Solutions, ID Analytics

Consumer and merchant confidence in the payment network requires constant vigilance, investments and cross-industry collaboration. As more consumers shop and pay with connected devices, and commerce increasingly migrates to digital channels, the industry must invest in new standards, technologies and products. One of the best defenses is removing s…

Eduardo Perez, SVP Payment System Risk, Visa Inc.

Although developed as a core technology underlying the infamous Bitcoin, the blockchain ledger mechanism is proving to have a multitude of potential use cases, from IoT micropayments to capital market trading, retail banking and even voting. The bitcoin blockchain is, in effect, a distributed ledger, shared with hundreds of thousands of automate…

Robert Schwentker, Co-founder and President, Blockchain University