Webinar: Fraudsters are evolving, your organization should as well
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You’ve likely heard of phishing and email compromise, but are you aware of a deepfake or port-out fraud? Fraudsters are successfully creating new ways to hack organization’s systems to obtain pertinent information, follow their activity and pose as their suppliers. I recently hosted a webinar with fraud experts to talk about the different types of fraud, how they occur and the many tools at your disposal that can help prevent them.
- Kelly Richmond Pope Ph.D., CPA, Associate Professor, DePaul University
- Brett Johnson, "The Original Internet Godfather"
- Marilyn Abate, Head, BMO Fraud Management
You can listen to the replay here.
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Oscar Johnson
U.S. Head of Commercial Sales for Treasury and Payment Solutions
Oscar is the U.S. Head of Commercial Sales for Treasury and Payment Solutions for BMO Commercial Bank. His group is responsible for providing cash management, …(..)
View Full Profile >You’ve likely heard of phishing and email compromise, but are you aware of a deepfake or port-out fraud? Fraudsters are successfully creating new ways to hack organization’s systems to obtain pertinent information, follow their activity and pose as their suppliers. I recently hosted a webinar with fraud experts to talk about the different types of fraud, how they occur and the many tools at your disposal that can help prevent them.
- Kelly Richmond Pope Ph.D., CPA, Associate Professor, DePaul University
- Brett Johnson, "The Original Internet Godfather"
- Marilyn Abate, Head, BMO Fraud Management
You can listen to the replay here.
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