Should Fraud Prevention Be Part of a Cybersecurity Strategy?
“I let them know... You messed with the wrong parent.”
Welcome back to What The Fraud? In the first episode of series two, Tom Taraniuk is joined by world-leading cyber threat intelligence analyst, Charity Wright.
Tom and Charity take a look at how a leading financial service provider is enhancing its efforts in combating payment fraud. They delve into strategies for effectively integrating fraud prevention into a company's cybersecurity framework and explore how threat intelligence can strengthen anti-fraud measures.
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Principal Threat Intelligence Consultant, Recorded Future
Charity Wright is a Principal Threat Intelligence Consultant at Recorded Future, advising some of the largest companies in the world. Charity has nearly 20 years of experience in the intelligence field, including a career in the US Army and the National Security Agency, where she served as a Chinese Linguist and Intelligence Analyst.
Charity has been analyzing cyber threats in the private sector since 2015, with a focus on Chinese state-sponsored threats, cybercrime, malign influence operations, and strategic intelligence. She has consulted on espionage and intelligence topics on C-SPAN, Bloomberg, NBC, CBS, and many more media outlets around the world.
Charity lives near Dallas, Texas with her 2 kids and 4 dogs.
Thomas Taraniuk
Head of Partnerships
Mark Taylor
Global Head of Financial Crime / MLRO at CEX.IO
Thomas Taraniuk
Head of Partnerships
Sophia Carlton
Fraud Transformation Executive, Accenture
Thomas Taraniuk
Head of Partnerships
Caroline Malcolm
Vice President, Global Public Policy, Chainalysis