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June 21, 2018
12:30PM - 2:00PM

Don't Let Fraudsters Compromise Your Business (Email)

Webinar

Member: $275          AAP: $225          Non-Member: $360

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Are your clients falling victim to Business Email Compromise or Vendor Impersonation Fraud schemes? Both the FBI and Association of Financial Professionals report that businesses are falling victim more frequently to these types of schemes. Your clients can be tricked into sending payments to a fraudster in a way that may make the funds unrecoverable.

Business Email Compromise type frauds are about social engineering, compromised credentials or gaps in processes or procedures; not about a direct threat to the wire system, ACH Network or other emerging payment systems. Because the fraud threat is increasing, it is critical to understand what practitioners are seeing, and learn best practices and education tips to help your clients protect themselves.

Speakers will deliver:

Remember, your clients’ controls are the best protection against loss.          

Speakers:
Lisa Coffey
Chief Operations Officer, Corporate America Credit Union

Trace Fooshee
Vice President, Fraud Strategy, SunTrust Bank

Eric Huber
Vice President of International and Strategic Initiatives, National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C)

Jane E. Larimer
Chief Operating Officer & General Counsel, Nacha - The Electronic Payments Association

Moderator:
Jeanette A. Fox, AAP
Senior Director, Risk Investigations & Research, Nacha - The Electronic Payments Association

AAPs are eligible to receive 1.8 AAP Continuing Education Credits for participating in this webinar event.

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Add to Calendar aCLuDhaqizCaPxAftmqF167204 06/21/2018 12:30 PM 06/21/2018 02:00 PM false Don't Let Fraudsters Compromise Your Business (Email) Member: $275          AAP: $225          Non-Member: $360 Click Here to Register! Are your clients falling victim to Business Email Compromise or Vendor Impersonation Fraud schemes? Both the FBI and Association of Financial Professionals report that businesses are falling victim more frequently to these types of schemes. Your clients can be tricked into sending payments to a fraudster in a way that may make the funds unrecoverable. Business Email Compromise type frauds are about social engineering, compromised credentials or gaps in processes or procedures; not about a direct threat to the wire system, ACH Network or other emerging payment systems. Because the fraud threat is increasing, it is critical to understand what practitioners are seeing, and learn best practices and education tips to help your clients protect themselves. Speakers will deliver: Descriptions of different types of these frauds and how they are accomplished; Real case studies of fraud scenarios; Tips and techniques for financial institutions and businesses to prevent, detect and recover from these types of frauds; and Tips for educating end users on how to protect themselves against financial loss. Remember, your clients’ controls are the best protection against loss.           Speakers:Lisa CoffeyChief Operations Officer, Corporate America Credit Union Trace FoosheeVice President, Fraud Strategy, SunTrust Bank Eric HuberVice President of International and Strategic Initiatives, National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) Jane E. LarimerChief Operating Officer & General Counsel, Nacha - The Electronic Payments Association Moderator:Jeanette A. Fox, AAPSenior Director, Risk Investigations & Research, Nacha - The Electronic Payments Association AAPs are eligible to receive 1.8 AAP Continuing Education Credits for participating in this webinar event. ----