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Following the 2020 uptick in eCommerce traffic and offers, automated fraud has become overwhelmingly sophisticated. As they manage to impersonate human behavior while stealing and abusing user credentials, “bad bots” become harder to differentiate from real users. Hence the pressing need of retailers to augment their security postures, without compromising a frictionless customer experience.
Discussion topics
- Attack Evolution – from commoditizing Credential Stuffing and Account Takeover into human-like behaviors and dark web marketplaces for stolen accounts.
- Tangible Business Outcomes – financial loss stats and use cases. Countermeasure (in)efficacy – why traditional countermeasures such as MFA and CAPTCHAs often fall short.
- Security ≠ Friction – the latest ecommerce-specific solutions to mitigate automated fraud while improving conversion rates and brand loyalty.
Speakers
- Eduardo Rocha, Senior Sales Engineer at GlobalDots Eduardo’s Network Security PhD focused on novel approaches for detecting illicit and malicious traffic and attacks. A Senior Sales Engineer at GlobalDots, Eduardo solves complex network security challenges posed by the new, heavily distributed reality. He plans and implements enterprise security solutions enabling businesses to run smooth and fast in global, remote-work conditions. Eduardo specializes in innovative identity management and zero-trust solutions, and in walking companies through their digital transformation journeys.
- Mario van Riesen, Regional Sales Director DACH at Shape Security As a Regional Sales Director, Mario van Riesen, runs Shape Security’s engagements with key European customers across the DACH region. He is experienced in helping large brands protect their web and mobile assets from unwanted automation and sophisticated cyberattacks. Prior to Shape, Mario worked as a sales director in the software branch of a service/consultancy firm and he has also previously been responsible for the distribution of enterprise software solutions throughout the EMEA region for other US companies.