"Uncovering the Faces of Fraud"

Speaker: Jay McLaughlin
Chief Security Officer and Senior Vice President of Data Center Operations, Q2ebanking 

Account takeover is one of the more prevalent forms of fraud. It is the result of an attacker taking over another person's account, first by gathering information about the intended victim. Estimates project that financial fraud resulting from account takeover attacks will exceed $1 billion this year. Motivated by financial gain, this has become an extremely lucrative, criminal business. Together, financial institutions along with security professionals, are struggling to fight the fraudsters behind increasingly sophisticated methods of attack.

But fraud takes many shapes and forms. And while in it's most prominent form, its typically the result as the result of a financial motivation...it's objective is not always financial gain. It has existed since the Beginning. An intentional deception made for personal gain...or to damage another individual. Often difficult to detect and even harder to defend against.

Speaker bio:

Jay McLaughlin currently serves as the Chief Security Officer and Senior Vice President of Data Center Operations for Q2ebanking, located in Austin, TX. His responsibilities include delivery and execution of the organization’s overall information security strategy and data center operations. Jay has over 14 years of technology and security experience within the hospitality, real estate, and financial services industries. Prior to his current role, Jay served as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for CNLBank, a $1.5 billion financial institution headquartered in Orlando, FL. He has held various management & technology roles in other large organizations including CNL Retirement Properties, Healthcare Property Investors and Hard Rock Cafe International. McLaughlin is a regular speaker at industry events, including MIS Training Institute’s InfoSec World, IDG’s SNW, midTech IT Summit, BAI, and InnoTech. He has been featured and quoted in various publications including ComputerWorld, CIO Magazine, Credit Union Times, American Banker, and the ABA Banking Journal. Additionally, he was recognized by ComputerWorld as a Premier100 IT Leader in 2010 for his contributions and leadership over the course of his career. Jay is a CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information Systems from the University of Central Florida.

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