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Leveraging Multi-Channel Authentication To Mitigate Against Fraud As Accelerated By Covid-19?
As authentication processes like one-time pin and passwords continue being considered outdated, they have proven to facilitate the man-in-the-middle type…
As authentication processes like one-time pin and passwords continue being considered outdated, they have proven to facilitate the man-in-the-middle type of online attacks and should be replaced.
CIO East Africa shall on the 27th May 2020, at 3.00 PM EAT host a webinar to demystify online Fraud and the advanced mitigation tactics.
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Themed: Authentication To Prevent Fraud and Covid-19, the free to attend session will be co-hosted by Boloro Global Ltd and BCK Kenya.
BCK Kenya Ltd provides end-to-end digital solutions, with the most advanced customer-centered Information and Communications Technology to organizations of all sizes and needs in East Africa whereas their partners, Boloro Global, is based in the New York City and specializes in patented and deployed multi-channel and multi-factor authentication technology, that is complementary to any global payment system.
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Their solutions allow users to validate their identity and transactions before they are processed, without touching the Internet or Operating System by allowing for an instantaneous validation of transactions using multi-factor security with a phone and PIN before each transaction is processed.
Speaking at the high-level security conversation will be Pat Muthui, a former Retail Private and Investment Banker turned Techpreneur of repute. He is the Founder & CEO of BCK Kenya, with a specific focus on Cybersecurity and Cloud offerings.
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Speaking together with Pat are Karim Rammal, Chairman and Co-Founder at Boloro Global Limited, and Karl Peter Kilb, the Chief Executive Officer at Boloro Global Limited.
“The internet and Operating Systems are inherently insecure,” advises the Boloro global team, adding; “In-app authentication is weak at best.”
The security experts will discuss the security of the Multi-factors and Multi-channel authentication solutions, that separate authentication from the transaction, enhancing the security measures around such transactions. This model leverages the concept that an attacker would be challenged to determine whichever channels are being used for their fraudulent attacks.