Previously Recorded Webcast

Educating Your Members on Identity Theft—It’s Easy & We’ll Show You How
Recorded on Thursday, August 13, 2009

About this Webcast:

You can help your members avoid the typical mistakes that lead to identity theft vulnerabilities, like poor password creation and management, downloading key loggers, falling for phishing schemes, visiting infected websites, and failing to patch and update. Security veteran Neal O’Farrell explains why talking to your members about identity theft will help reduce security incidents and create valuable brand building opportunities. You will enhance your reputation, build member loyalty, and demonstrate that member security and protection are your priority. Topics include:

• Member Education Tips
• Do’s and Don’ts of a Member Communication Strategy
• ITAC Sentinel® Identity Theft Solutions
• Question and Answer Session

Who Should Attend:

Credit union operations, security, and marketing managers and staff

Presenters:

Neal O'Farrell
is a nationally recognized expert on cybercrime and identity theft. Neal was the driving force behind a number of national security awareness initiatives, including Think Security First, a non-profit partnership between Chambers of Commerce and cities across the country to improve cyber security education at a community level. Over his twenty-five-year career he has worked as a security advisor to financial organizations, government, military, intelligence, and Fortune 500 firms around the world, and clients have included Toyota, ChevronTexaco, Merrill Lynch, bebe Stores, Cost Plus World Market, the Bank of Ireland and the Government of Bulgaria. Neal has taught security to more than three million individuals in 120 countries.

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