Roger Grimes
KnowBe4
Mark Mao
Trautman Sanders, LLP
Brian A. Engle, CISSP, CISA
Riskceptional Strategies
Jon Jeswald
Events , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Fraud Summit
International Fraud Migration - Changing Technologies, Patterns and Boundaries
While there are fraud patterns that are specific to the UK, Europe and the U.S. there is also a significant migration of fraud globally and across borders. As the U.S. becomes increasingly EMV compliant, for instance, fraud will migrate, not only to e-commerce, card-not-present and channels, but also to other parts of the world, where EMV technology is more dated and implementations less secure. In this session, you will learn why European banks and merchants should be bracing for upticks in card fraud, as more U.S. merchants make investments in complementary technologies, such as tokenization and encryption, in tandem with EMV. As this happens, fraud is expected to migrate overseas, to markets where EMV was not rolled out with some of these latest and greatest technologies. Organizations need to know these trends and also that regulations are coming that are going to change the way security is handled. You will learn about the impact of various new regulations and policy changes, including:
Changes at the European Central Bank, specifically EU banking authorities securing internet transactions that link to CNP fraud
The EU Data Protection Directive and Directive on Payment Services (PSD) and the massive impact this will have on organizations and their data security policies
That with the introduction of breach notification, the number of reported breaches will skyrocket. Organizations that could hide are now going to be front and center
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Mr. King leads the Council's efforts in increasing adoption and awareness of the PCI Standards globally. In this role, Mr. King works closely with the Council's General Manager and representatives of its policy-setting executive committee from American Express, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, and Visa, Inc. His chief responsibilities include gathering feedback from the merchant and vendor community, coordinating research and analysis of PCI SSC-managed standards through all international markets, and driving education efforts and Council membership recruitment through active involvement in local and regional events, industry conferences and meetings with key stakeholders. He also serves as a resource for Approved Scanning Vendors (ASVs), Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs), Internal Security Assessors (ISAs), PCI Forensic Investigators (PFIs), and related staff in supporting regional training, certification, and testing programs.