Security leaders in London are invited to join this roundtable dinner on ‘Long-term fraud prevention: Increasing friction for fraudsters, not customers’.
An expert moderator will guide the knowledge-sharing event, stimulating discussion between participants in a closed, confidential environment. Attendance is by invitation only and complimentary.
Long-term fraud prevention: Increasing friction for fraudsters, not customers
Fraudsters are constantly reaching new levels of sophistication, as seen with the rapid rise of new schemes such as vishing and smishing. Reactive intrusion detection systems (IDSs) and passive security communications with customers are no longer sufficient in curbing aggressive attacks that progress into fraudulent transactions.
In today’s risk landscape, security leaders must establish more adaptive and pre-emptive defense systems that even the most adept fraudsters cannot easily permeate. Financial organisations must leverage progressive signature- and anomaly-based intrusion prevention systems (IPSs), which are essential in establishing proactive measures that deter fraudsters from the onset—well before they even mark their target customers and sites.
Balthazar London
4-6 Russell St, London WC2B 5HZ, United Kingdom
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The Ortus Club hosts knowledge-sharing discussions in the best private dining rooms in the world. These venues provide an elegant high-end atmosphere and impeccable table service.
Attended by:
Group Chief Risk Officer at Virgin Money UK
VP of Retail and Next Generation Consumer Banking at Barclays UK
VP of Commercial Strategy and Performance at Burberry
Global Head of Lending Fraud, Wholesale Credit at HSBC
Global Head of Wholesale And Markets Fraud at HSBC
Global Head of Fraud Strategy at HSBC
Head of Product Integrations, Technology at Deliveroo
Head of Engineering at RVU
Head of Digital Operations and Inventory, EMEA at BBC News
Transformation Programme Manager at Virgin Media O2
Manager of the Partner Integrations Team at Deliveroo
For insight on this event, photos and guest interactions, see our post on LinkedIn.
6:00 PM: Arrival of guests and drink reception
6:30 PM: Welcoming and opening address by The Ortus Club
6:40 PM: Short introduction by Arkose Labs
6:45 PM: Discussion instigated by the moderator and continued by the group
7:15 PM: Appetizers are served
7:45 PM: Discussion ends, mains are served
8:15 PM: Desserts, coffee and tea are served, and guests are encouraged to stay and network
9:30 PM: Guests normally start to leave
Hosted by Arkose Labs
info@ortusclub.com
+1 323 615 2018