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Staying Ahead of the Account Takeover Fraud Epidemic: Breakthrough Approaches and Tactics

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It doesn’t matter which report you read: the data shows account takeover attacks (ATO) have skyrocketed in 2023 – and brand impersonation techniques have become a go-to for the fraudsters fuelling the ATO attack boom. And it’s not just ATO – credit card theft via brand impersonation has also exploded alongside the post-pandemic growth of online transactions. Watch this webinar now to unpack these insights.
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Israel Mazin

CEO

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Gary Sorrentino

Former Global CIO

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Stacy Mill

CIO and CISO

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Shira Rubinoff

Cybersecurity Executive & Advisor

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How can businesses safeguard customers and employees?

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What does it take to stop ATO attacks before they start?

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What are ‘SSO attacks’ and their implications?

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Which breakthrough tech offers the best protection?

The Agenda

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Account takeover attacks and their evolution

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Cybersecurity accountability and proactive measures

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Financial institution security and account takeover prevention

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Cybersecurity threats and protection in financial institutions

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Phishing-based employee account takeover attacks and their consequences

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Balancing technology and human factors for security

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Cybersecurity threats and new approaches to protection

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