Be Mindful of Insider Fraud Against Seniors
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![]() What must financial institutions do to improve security education?
Identity theft expert Robert Siciliano shares his thoughts on the need to change the mindset of financial institutions when it comes to educating their customers about identity theft and security issues. Among the topics he discusses: Why "old school" approaches to security education must change;
How "Soccer Moms" are now becoming "Security Moms";
Why security education must come from the financial institutions.
Siciliano has 29 years of experience in the business world and has been involved in information security, personal security and identity theft issues since the early 1990s. He has presented hundreds of security presentations to businesses including GMAC, the National Association of Realtors, Dominos Pizza, United Bankers Bank, Conference of State Bank Supervisors, along with numerous state banking associations, among others. He is also a certified security instructor for numerous industry associations. |
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