by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jul 25, 2022 | CTP Credits, Podcast
A few years ago, most of our business was done in person, and your personal identity was showing up with your face and signature. As we move to a remote, digital work environment, creating Synthetic Identities is becoming easier and more common. In this podcast, Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer talks with Jonathan Doskocil of TD Bank and Tyler Farrar of Exabeam on the importance of identity verification, education, and detecting compromised credentials.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jul 18, 2022 | Podcast
Treasury owns cash, but do they need to know anything about penetration testing? Should scanning, testing, and monitoring be the responsibility of treasury or IT? Intellectual understanding and awareness of your group may be the difference between security and a loss of funds. On this podcast, Jason Campbell and Craig Jeffery discuss protecting your digital assets through testing and monitoring.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jun 14, 2022 | eBooks
Payment Security & Fraud Prevention The Principles of SECURE CLAMPS Download eBook As fraud attacks proliferate and take many forms, and as criminals become savvier and more relentless, all companies must approach securing payments as a vital and ongoing process. To...
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jun 6, 2022 | CTP Credits, Podcast
Cyber coverage is a cutting-edge product in the industry, but it is responding to a very dynamic threat. With the average cost of a cyber insurance claim now as high as $8MM USD, pressure is mounting for better cyber hygiene and security due diligence. In this podcast, Craig Jeffery sits down with Adrienne Terpak of TD Bank and two special guests from Sterling Risk to discuss key points on insuring your company against cyber-attacks, while protecting the flow of your business.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | May 31, 2022 | Podcast
Fraudulent attack methods continue to improve. Every security layer strengthened is met with a stronger, more thorough offense. In this episode, Jason Campbell and Craig Jeffery discuss two examples of fraud: the removal of a bank’s security services and a lengthy business email compromise ploy that led to direct communication with the company’s bank.
