Smith is responsible for Fraud Market Planning for LexisNexis Risk Solutions, driving conceptual design of innovative solutions for financial service organizations in alleviating fraud risk. Prior to LexisNexis, He was a Fraud Risk Manager for General Electric (GE Money), Manager of Fraud Policy at Direct Merchant's Credit Card Bank, and Fraud Investigator for Certegy and Equifax. Smith began his training in the fraud industry by receiving a degree in Economic Crime from Utica College of Syracuse University and through an internship at the Financial Crimes Division of the United States Secret Service in Washington, DC.
The new FFIEC Guidance is clear. And the deadline to have a plan in place is quickly approaching. Financial institutions need to perform periodic risk assessments of customer authentication controls based on threats and subsequently increase levels of controls based on threats. As part of this risk assessment,...
Layered security is one of the core tenets of the new FFIEC Authentication Guidance - and it's perhaps the most effective strategy for detecting and preventing banking fraud schemes. But what are some of today's most mature approaches to layered security, and how are banking institutions employing them to detect and...
Head of Identity Verification Services, RSA Security
Bryan Knauss is the Head of Identity Verification Services for RSA, the Security Division of EMC, where he is responsible for leading product development efforts around RSA's Knowledge-Based Authentication portfolio. Prior to RSA, Bryan was a Principle Technical Project Manager at AOL and Principal Consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Bryan is a frequent speaker at industry events and has been quoted in numerous publications. He holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from Bucknell University and a MBA from University of Georgia.
Smith is responsible for Fraud Market Planning for LexisNexis Risk Solutions, driving conceptual design of innovative solutions for financial service organizations in alleviating fraud risk. Prior to LexisNexis, He was a Fraud Risk Manager for General Electric (GE Money), Manager of Fraud Policy at Direct Merchant's Credit Card Bank, and Fraud Investigator for Certegy and Equifax. Smith began his training in the fraud industry by receiving a degree in Economic Crime from Utica College of Syracuse University and through an internship at the Financial Crimes Division of the United States Secret Service in Washington, DC.
Mark Benoit has worked for 15+ years as a security consultant to many of the largest institutions in the U.S. An expert in security strategy and implementation, he is currently an Attachmate Security Expert focused primarily on fraud and privacy initiatives for U.S. banks, healthcare institutions, and government agencies. Just prior to joining Attachmate, Mark worked at Verizon Business supporting the sixth largest bank in the U.S. and several other Fortune 100 companies. Mark is recognized for his deep knowledge of security, fraud, and privacy issues and frequently comments on issues of security and risk for the media. He received a BA from Washington State University and completed The Management Program at the University of Washington.
Faulkner is a technology entrepreneur who has nearly two decades of experience building products and delivering mission-critical technologies that are run by the world's most trusted brands. Faulkner is a noted industry expert in issues relating to online fraud, cybercrime, identity theft, information security and networking technology. As chief products officer and co-founder at ThreatMetrix, he is responsible for product management and strategy. Prior to ThreatMetrix, Faulkner was a founder and head of products and business development for NetPriva, a leading network performance software provider, acquired by Expand Networks, now Riverbed. Prior to NetPriva, he was a senior consultant at Accenture in their e-commerce practice.
Smith is responsible for Fraud Market Planning for LexisNexis Risk Solutions, driving conceptual design of innovative solutions for financial service organizations in alleviating fraud risk. Prior to LexisNexis, He was a Fraud Risk Manager for General Electric (GE Money), Manager of Fraud Policy at Direct Merchant's Credit Card Bank, and Fraud Investigator for Certegy and Equifax. Smith began his training in the fraud industry by receiving a degree in Economic Crime from Utica College of Syracuse University and through an internship at the Financial Crimes Division of the United States Secret Service in Washington, DC.
Executive Vice President & Enterprise CIO, Regions Bank
Speare joined Regions in 2013 and serves as the head of governance and integration. Regions is a top U.S. bank-holding company headquartered in Birmingham, Ala., with $117 billion in assets, operating approximately 1,700 banking offices in 16 states. In this role, Speare has responsibility for information security; check, ATM/debit, and credit card fraud operations; and systems integration for consumer, business and commercial banking groups. Prior to assuming his current role in 2013, Speare was the chief technology officer for M&T Bank, an $82 billion financial institution based out of Buffalo, N.Y.
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