Sponsor: IronKey
Featured Analyst Firm: Gartner
Speakers: Avivah Litan, David Jevans
Type: Video (30 minutes)
Online banking fraud is costing US banks and businesses over $1 billion annually. Gartner research shows criminal attacks using malicious software are now the top online banking threat. In this webcast, Avivah Litan, Vice President and Distinguished Analyst, details five layers of fraud prevention. Gartner research recommends banks adopt these fiver layers of security to reduce risk, starting first with protecting customers on their computers. To help banks evaluate their options, Dave Jevans, founder of IronKey, shares his experience of how institutions can best asses their needs and achieve FFIEC compliance. Jevans explains how banks can reduce risk immediately and simplify fraud prevention with multiple layers of security.
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About Avivah Litan, VP Distinguished Analyst, Gartner
Avivah Litan is a vice president and distinguished analyst in Gartner Research. Her area of expertise includes fraud detection and prevention applications, authentication, adaptive access management, identity proofing, identity theft, and other areas of information security and risk. She also covers the PCI compliance program and the security aspects of payment systems.
Before joining Gartner, Ms. Litan worked as a director of financial systems at the World Bank. She also worked as a journalist and columnist for the Washington Times.
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About David Jevans, Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Ironkey
David Jevans is the founder and Chief Technology Officer of IronKey. His career in Internet security spans more than 10 years, having held senior management positions at Tumbleweed Communications, Valicert, Teros, and Differential. Serving on the CEO's technology council at Apple Computer, Mr. Jevans helped to develop the company's Internet strategy. Mr. Jevans also serves as the chairman of the Anti-Phishing Working Group, a consortium of over 1,500 financial services companies, ISPs, law enforcement agencies and technology vendors dedicated to fighting email fraud and identity theft online. He holds numerous U.S. patents, and has a Master of Science degree from University of Calgary, Canada.
