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Announcement: 2012 Fourth Annual Online Fraud Benchmark Report Now Available

Announcement: 2012 eFraud Global Forum Presentations Now on Members-Only Area

Announcement: Save the Date for eFraud Global Forum at RSA Conference Europe 2012

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Planning for the next eFraud Global Forum is currently underway. The program will be held at the Hilton London Metropole on Monday, 8 October, 2012. We will host a full day of sessions followed by a cocktail reception. Save the date invitations will go out soon. Please mark your calendars!

Event details:

When: Monday, 8 October, 2012.

Where: Hilton London Metropole, London, UK

Membership: Invitation-Only Event*

*eFraud Global Forum is an invitation only event. We are accepting nominations from anti-fraud and security professionals interested in attending future eFraud Global Forum meetings. Please submit your full name, title, company name, office number and email to vnovack@nthdegree. Thank you.

eFraud Global Forum is a closed door, invitation-only event dedicated to the discussion of online fraud: this one day session encourages learning through sharing information about how online fraud occurs and how to prevent it using best practice examples from leading organizations. The agenda is driven by a global Program Committee who has collaborated over several months to develop a focused, impactful program. eFraud Global Forum meetings are held twice a year in conjunction with RSA® Conference in the U.S. and Europe.

The mission of RSA® Conference eFraud Global Forum is to bring together a cross-industry group of global fraud prevention professionals for a one-day, closed-door discussion dedicated to sharing information about reducing online fraud. Through case studies and facilitated discussions, senior level decision-makers can make an impact on diminishing fraud not just within their own organization but outside their organization as well. Our goal is to foster the types of discussions that get at the heart of why online fraud continues to persist—and how to begin to put an end to it all—while maintaining the intimacy of a closed-door meeting. Our commitment to eFraud Global Forum members is to:

Facilitate a dedicated discussion about online fraud that encourages learning through sharing information about how online fraud occurs and how to prevent it using best practice examples from leading organizations.

Create an environment where attendees can candidly share information with peers in a confidential setting.

Bring together strategically-minded decision makers interested in not only solving problems within their own organization or industry, but to think “outside the box” and solve global problems affecting many industries.

Drive agenda, topics and speakers through a global Program Committee that understand the concerns and problems eFraud Global Forum attendees face everyday.