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Every system on your network should act as your ‘eyes and ears.’

The end goal for card issuers is limiting losses, not limiting the number of fraud cases.

'Perhaps rather than telling members what not to do, we should take the difficult ones and tell them the opposite of what we want them to do.'

Fraud—the intent to trick people out of their wealth—is as old as humanity.

Take a singular view of the CU’s multiple touch points.

How do consumers perceive your security processes?

In a hosted service arrangement, the CU buys a software license but uses the core processor’s hardware to run it.

The convenience of mobile devices comes with a down side—significant security risks.

While it’s probably not reasonable or desirable to prohibit mobile devices at work, the security risks are significant.

Fraud-detection platforms seek out pattern anomalies, flagging suspicious actions for CUs to examine and act on.