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Our FraudDESK Team is seeing a significant uptick in fraud attacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With financial institutions’ employees working from home communicating and sharing sensitive banking information online with their customers and amongst themselves, fraudsters are exploiting vulnerabilities to compromise accounts and perform illicit money movements. The adoption of zero trust has surged in recent years, driven by two main factors: 1). A wave of high-profile data breaches that highlighted the need for enhanced cybersecurity strategies and 2). The COVID-19 pandemic created the need for remote access technologies beyond VPN.

While it’s true that the zero trust model can be highly beneficial, it does have some challenges. That’s why making zero trust cybersecurity as effective as possible starts by understanding its challenges.

In this Summit, industry leaders, experts and practitioners provide resources and recommendations to help you build a zero trust framework.

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