Biometrics for Banking and Financial Services
Fingerprint recognition has historically been the preferred option in the financial sector given its high accuracy and low-cost. In addition to fingerprint scanning, technologies that fall under the contact less category, such as voice, iris, vascular and facial recognition are gaining ground and will provide greater versatility and convenience, In any case, this implies that the era of physical - cards-and logical - PINs and passwords-security measures may soon be over; providing the opportunity to develop a more integrated environment, where users can easily access a multiple range products and services in a seamless fashion. If customers are using their phone to log in-the phone (Apple) is ''telling'' the bank that the person is who they say they are banks are not sure this is always the case.
What are the Five Key Trends Happening in Biometric Adaption Across All Financial Services:
- Biometrics set to replace PINs for ATM security in any one of these scenarios;
- Contactless mobile payments driven by mobile payment solutions offered by Apple, Google, Samsung, PayPal, Alipay and traditional payment scheme providers
- Rising Card-Not-Present (CNP) fraud tackled by mobile biometric user authentication and step-up transaction verification with support from EMVCo and 3D Secure 2.0
- Wearable payments to support biometric modalities that are fit for the device; including heartrate (ECG) and behavioral
- Multi-modal biometric authentication to become da-facto for mobile banking apps
2016 Speakers
- Stephen Wooters, EVP Digital Banking & Payments, Fairfield County Bank
- Carron Oswald, Online Banking & Mobile Product Manager, Chevron Federal Credit Union
- Alena Gavrilyuk, Security Operations Specialist, Bank of America
- Dr. Bojan Cukic, Professor and Chair of the Department of Computer Science, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
- Matt Smallman, Customer Service Transformation Leader, Barclays
- Christopher Barlow, VP Mobile Product Manager eBanking, WebsterBank
- Kevin O'Connor, Managing Director of the International Center for Biometric Research, Purdue University
- Stephen Donelian, Global Payments and Cash Management, HSBC (tentative)
- Stephen Elliot Ph.D., Director at International Center for Biometric Research, Purdue University
- Loren Moss, Editor in Chief, Finance Colombia
- Curt Haid, Director Risk Fraud & Payments Ria Digital, Ria Financial
- David Johnson, AVP Principal Security Architect Information Security Services-Security Research and Development, US Bank
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Pre-Summit Day: June 27, 2016
- Workshop A: A to Z Guide to Successful Pilot Projects
- Workshop B: What Solution is Right For You? Comprehensive Approach to Selecting From a Short List of Vendors to Pursue
- Workshop C: Bridging The Gap: Successfully Integrating Biometrics into Consumer Mobile Devices for the Financial Service Applications
Main Day One: June 28, 2016
- Including: Morning & Afternoon Networking Break, Networking Lunch
Main Day Two: June 29, 2016
- Including: Morning & Afternoon Networking Break, Networking Lunch
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Who Should Attend:
- Head of Digital Payment
- Director Online Security Executives
- VP of Mobile Solutions
- Head of Payment Instruments
- Head of Digital Strategy
- Head of Customer Experience
- Head of Innovation
- VP of Mobile Banking
- Director of Fraud Prevention
- Director of Cyber Security
Venue & Accommodation
MANHATTAN NYC – An Affinia Hotel Collection371 7TH AVENUE AT 31ST STREET , New York, New York
10001, United States
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