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Banking & Financial Services

Data Breaches and Fraud: Reducing the Impact


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Matthew Homer Meade, Ahmed Pasha and Juan Funes discuss post-breach fraud risks, rapid response strategies, identity protection measures, and how to minimize reputational damage after data compromise incidents.

Data breaches create cascading fraud risks that extend far beyond initial compromise. Stolen credentials, personal information and financial data fuel identity theft, account takeovers and synthetic identity fraud while organizations struggle to contain damage and protect affected individuals. Traditional breach response focuses on notification and technical remediation, often overlooking the prolonged fraud exposure that follows.

Effective post-breach strategies require rapid action - securing compromised data, implementing identity protection measures and preventing secondary fraud that compounds financial and reputational damage.

In this insightful discussion, the panel of experts will discuss:

  • Post-breach fraud prevention strategies and identity protection measures to minimize exposure;
  • Best practices for breach response teams to address identity theft and financial fraud;
  • How to minimize reputational and financial damage in the wake of a breach. 

Here is the course outline:

Data Breaches and Fraud: Reducing the Impact

Completion

The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:

CPE Credit Certificate

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