Implementing ZeroTrust for Fintech Operations:
A Case Study on Consumer Account Growth
Presentation Date & Time:
Date: May 18th
Time: 11:00 AM to 11:50 AM
Presenter Information:
Name: Marian Reed
Organization: VerSprite
Name: Dlaine Miley
Organization: Mercury® Financial
Presentation Description:
Fintech services are changing the way we all do banking, loans, credit, etc. At the center of this is a LOT of data. Fintech companies are obligated to be good data stewards of consumer data via the applications, software, infrastructure that they develop and maintain as part of their overall business services. Cybersecurity resiliency will be a key factor in ensuring that consumer growth and trust is maintained for fintech organizations. Meet the topic of Zero trust. A healthy topic of discussion within the cybersecurity company and increasingly a hot topic in fintech startups and more mature organizations recognizing that the ecosystem of their product hinges on solid security architecture. Zero trust is a concept that states that trust should be implicit across these product environments but validated and verified and not simply once but all the time. This presentation will focus on presenting a case study within the card industry on how zero trust measures have factored into the cybersecurity resiliency of the company's software development strategy and data security commitment to its customers.
Most Important Points?
1. Fintech services are revolutionizing the way banking, loans, and credit are conducted, and a significant amount of data is at the center of this transformation. Fintech companies have a responsibility to be good data stewards of consumer data through their software, applications, and infrastructure. 2. Cybersecurity resiliency is crucial for fintech organizations to maintain consumer trust and growth. This is becoming an increasingly critical topic in the cybersecurity and fintech industries, with a focus on the concept of zero trust. 3. The presentation will present a case study from the card industry, demonstrating how zero trust measures have contributed to the cybersecurity resiliency of the company's software development strategy and data security commitment to its customers.
Presentation Date & Time:
Date: May 18th
Time: 11:00 AM to 11:50 AM
Presenter Information:
Name: Marian Reed
Organization: VerSprite
Name: Dlaine Miley
Organization: Mercury® Financial
Presentation Description:
Fintech services are changing the way we all do banking, loans, credit, etc. At the center of this is a LOT of data. Fintech companies are obligated to be good data stewards of consumer data via the applications, software, infrastructure that they develop and maintain as part of their overall business services. Cybersecurity resiliency will be a key factor in ensuring that consumer growth and trust is maintained for fintech organizations. Meet the topic of Zero trust. A healthy topic of discussion within the cybersecurity company and increasingly a hot topic in fintech startups and more mature organizations recognizing that the ecosystem of their product hinges on solid security architecture. Zero trust is a concept that states that trust should be implicit across these product environments but validated and verified and not simply once but all the time. This presentation will focus on presenting a case study within the card industry on how zero trust measures have factored into the cybersecurity resiliency of the company's software development strategy and data security commitment to its customers.
Most Important Points?
1. Fintech services are revolutionizing the way banking, loans, and credit are conducted, and a significant amount of data is at the center of this transformation. Fintech companies have a responsibility to be good data stewards of consumer data through their software, applications, and infrastructure. 2. Cybersecurity resiliency is crucial for fintech organizations to maintain consumer trust and growth. This is becoming an increasingly critical topic in the cybersecurity and fintech industries, with a focus on the concept of zero trust. 3. The presentation will present a case study from the card industry, demonstrating how zero trust measures have contributed to the cybersecurity resiliency of the company's software development strategy and data security commitment to its customers.
Marian Reed Biography
Marian Reed has over 20 years in Cybersecurity, Risk Management and Regulatory space. She spent the majority of this time working in a Fortune 5 global company with a focus on healthcare. She has experience in many of the risk management domains such as overall Risk Management Program, Security Awareness, Access Management, Regulatory/Compliance, Third Party Risk Management and providing guidance on risk to an organization based on the business operations. Marian has served on many industry committees and boards and is helping to lead the way for women in Cybersecurity. She currently works at VerSprite as the VP of GRC/Integrated Risk Management and vCISO.
Marian provides insight into current trends and operating programs related to cybersecurity through speaking at a variety of cybersecurity conferences. She most recently was named InfoSec’s top 100, was invited into the Cybersecurity Divas and was a recipient of the Top Global Technology Executives Award by Pulse. Marian is committed to helping organizations achieve security based on the business operations and risks. She works with companies to build an Information Security strategy based on real threats to the organization and that is right sized for the organization.
Marian provides insight into current trends and operating programs related to cybersecurity through speaking at a variety of cybersecurity conferences. She most recently was named InfoSec’s top 100, was invited into the Cybersecurity Divas and was a recipient of the Top Global Technology Executives Award by Pulse. Marian is committed to helping organizations achieve security based on the business operations and risks. She works with companies to build an Information Security strategy based on real threats to the organization and that is right sized for the organization.
Dlaine Miley
Dlaine Miley is a Cloud Security Engineer at Mercury Financial with experience in many security domains such as training and awareness, vulnerability management, incident response, and security infrastructure. She is passionate about educating people on security best practices and principles as well as continually learning about the ever-changing security landscape. Previously, Dlaine worked as a security consultant at PwC where she advised financial services, media, and retail clients on best practices for implementing security controls aligned with PCI-DSS, NIST, and other industry standards and frameworks. Dlaine graduated from Baylor University with a BBA & a MS in Cybersecurity and currently lives in Austin with her fiancé and two mini schnauzers.
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