FFIEC Guidance & Combating Online Identity Fraud: What Financial Organizations Need to Know

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FDIC and Entrust provide insight on FFIEC Guidance and Combating Online
Identity Fraud
December 7, 2005 @ 4:00 p.m. Eastern/ 1:00 p.m. Pacific
Duration: 45 minutes

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Event Overview:
What do the new security requirements mean for your organization?

If you are in the financial services industry, you can't afford to miss
this eSeminar.

Consumer confidence in the security of online financial services has
eroded due to the dramatic rise in identity fraud caused by phishing,
pharming and other attacks. A recent survey of consumers indicated that
18 percent of online banking users have decreased or altogether stopped
their use of online banking during the last 12 months due to concerns
about identity theft.

Financial institutions must address the growing threat of online fraud
in order to restore consumer confidence in their online services and
prevent a shift back to higher cost retail delivery channels like ATMs,
call centers and branches.

Recognizing the seriousness of the issue, the Federal Financial
Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) issued an updated guidance in
October calling for financial institutions to conduct risk assessments
and implement stronger security for online banking services by year-end
2006.

During this free interactive eSeminar, speakers from the FDIC and
Entrust will discuss the key points of the FFIEC guidance and provide
recommendations on how to meet the requirements and combat online fraud.

In this eSeminar, you will learn:

* The implications of the FFIEC requirements for your institution
* The timelines for implementation and what is expected of your
organization
* The legal issues should your customers not want to adopt stronger
security
* The best practices for conducting risk assessments
* The options for implementing multi-factor authentication

Featured Speakers:
Chris Voice, Vice President, Technology - Entrust, Inc.
Michael Jackson, Associate Director Technology Supervision Branch -
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Frank Derfler, VP, Market Experts Group - Ziff Davis Media

Sponsored by Entrust, Inc.

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