Fred Harris of Deutsche Bank shares how cross-industry collaboration combats fraud that migrates across sectors. He explains how to overcome regulatory barriers and build intelligence-sharing partnerships that strengthen defenses.
Fraudsters operate across sector boundaries while organizations remain siloed in their defenses. Attack patterns that devastate one industry quickly migrate to others, exploiting similar vulnerabilities in authentication, verification and access controls. Traditional isolated approaches fail against adversaries who leverage cross-sector intelligence, automation and shared infrastructure to maximize financial returns.
Effective fraud prevention requires unified intelligence sharing, but regulatory frameworks, privacy considerations and competitive concerns create barriers to collaboration. Organizations that successfully implement cross-industry partnerships gain early warning of emerging threats and collective defense capabilities that individual entities cannot achieve alone.
In this session, Fred Harris of Deutsche Bank will share insights on:
- Building cross-industry collaboration platforms to combat fraud;
- Overcoming regulatory and privacy hurdles when sharing threat intelligence;
- Practical steps for fostering intelligence sharing and improving defenses across industries.
Here is the course outline:
Cross-Industry Fraud Intelligence Sharing: Building Collaborative Defenses |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
