2014 Faces of Fraud Survey Presentation - Special Canadian Edition

50 Minutes

We'll start the 2014 Fraud Summit Toronto with a detailed review of BankInfoSecurity's latest "Faces of Fraud" survey, focused on the Canadian market. Receive insights and expert analysis on such topics as:

How are the areas of retail, payment card, in person, insider and mobile fraud evolving?
Which aspects of the new Canadian legislation are most impactful in fighting fraud?
Today's most predominant and damaging fraud incidents impacting banking institutions and their customers;
New anti-fraud investments institutions are making to thwart the fraudsters and satisfy the demands of regulatory agencies.

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Background

ISMG commissioned a 2014 Faces of Fraud Survey: Canadian Edition specifically for the Toronto Fraud Summit. The results of the study are revealed for the first time during this panel session. Initial findings reveal:

Insider threats were the leading type of fraud experienced by Canadian organizations in the past year;
But organizations indicate that they are best prepared to detect and prevent insider attacks;
And that fraud is detected most often at the point of transaction.

Tom Field leads a diverse and expert panel of speakers as they benchmark how Canadian organizations will address fraud and cyber-threats in 2015. Key questions answered include:

What are the primary types of fraud against Canadian banking institutions, and where are the biggest security gaps?
Is the Criminal Code of Canada still effective against emerging types of fraud?
2015 Fraud Agenda - Where will institutions make their biggest anti-fraud investments in the year ahead?

This session was recorded during the 2014 Fraud Summit Toronto. Additional recordings include: