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FitPay Founder & COO Michael Orlando Joins Bank Innovation 2018

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EXCLUSIVE- Michael Orlando, founder of FitPay, a provider of payment technology for wearables, has joined the speaker faculty for Bank Innovation 2018, which takes place March 5-6 in San Francisco. The company went on to be acquired by security technology company Next-ID Inc., Orlando founded FitPay in 2014.

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Bank Innovation Completely Overhauls 2018 Conference Agenda

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EXCLUSIVE- Bank Innovation has released the agenda for its seventh annual fintech conference, and it is completely overhauled to enhance the event experience for attendees.

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Mastercard Talks Securing Innovation, And Innovating Security

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In financial services today, security and innovation can work with each other, and against each other. FinServ cybersecurity is, of course, a prime target for innovation. But customers’ constant demand for cutting-edge products and services is adding to the load of already heavy security burdens.

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Fireside Speakers from Visa and Chain Announced for Bank innovation 2018

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Two speakers have joined the speaker faculty of Bank Innovation 2018 for fireside chats: Avin Arumugam, senior vice president of Internet of Things at Visa, and Adam Ludwin, CEO of blockchain startup Chain. Arumugam was previously head of next-generation payment products at JPMorgan Chase, as well as senior products manager at PayPal.

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What Will Happen to Fintech in 2018? More Blockchain, More Loans, More Fraud, Mitek Says

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EXCLUSIVE- Blockchain technology and digital loans will continue to grow in 2018 as banks continue to work on their cybersecurity in the coming year, software provider Mitek predicts. It’s just logical that given the extent of recent data breaches, that we’re going to see more of the same.

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2018 Data Breaches: The List No One Wanted To Make

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According to the report, cybercrime touched nearly every sector throughout 2018, including those that may seem less obvious, like education or manufacturing — and for one obvious reason: the money. Facebook’s 2018 regarding the stewardship of user data and privacy was one it would like to soon forget. Department Store Hacks.

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Why APIs, Privacy Are Key To Open Banking Innovation

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have passed laws or implemented programs over the past two years to put more focus on digital banking and data security, fundamentally changing how online transactions work. The EU’s PSD2 and GDPR regulations were passed in 2018 and designed with a primary focus on interoperability between open banking systems around the world.