How 2014 Forever Changed the Data Breach Landscape #dbfraud

Join our Data Breach Resolution Chat on YouTube and Twitter this Monday, January 26 at 3 p.m. ET. We are talking with Michael Bruemmer, Vice President of Experian’s Data Breach Resolution group, Yaron Samid, CEO of BillGuard, Robert S. Leshner, Founder of Safe Shepherd, and additional experts in the data breach and fraud space.

Topic:     How 2014 Forever Changed the Data Breach Landscape #dbfraud
When:    Monday, January 26 at 3 p.m. ET.

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2014 forever changed the way companies need to respond to a data breach. What are the lessons learned, especially from the high profile payment card breaches, and how has the breach landscape changed?

There are many areas that have been impacted from an increase in consumer concerns which has changed credit and debit card use and shopping behavior, along with greater expectations of companies in their breach response from regulators and affected consumers.

Today, organizations must be fully prepared to manage a data breach, while on the other hand consumers need to be more proactive than ever in protecting themselves against identity theft and fraud.

Experian Data Breach Resolution hosts this #dbfraud chat to discuss the data breach landscape and what consumers should do.

Questions we’ll discuss:

• What are some lessons learned for businesses from the mega breaches of the last few years?
• What was one of the biggest data breach mistakes in 2014?
• What is the state of corporate preparedness today?
• What is the outlook in payment card breaches and will Chip and PIN help stop this from occurring?
• What do businesses need to do differently for data breach preparedness in 2015?
• Do you think big breaches like the Sony event will continue to happen?
• How have data breaches affected consumers the most?
• What are the top activities that put your identity at risk?
• What are signs of identity theft or fraud consumers can look out for?
• How can consumers protect themselves from identity theft and fraud?