In a digital-first economy, outages and cyber disruptions quickly become reputational events—with regulatory and customer consequences. This panel explores how financial organizations can operationalize resilience: designing for failure, strengthening incident command, integrating cyber recovery with business continuity, and testing realistic scenarios that include third-party outages and cloud concentration risk. Panelists will share how to reduce time-to-recover, communicate clearly under pressure, and align resilience investments to business outcomes—not just compliance checklists.
Cloud migration and modernization can improve agility—but only if security and compliance are embedded into architecture and delivery. This panel focuses on secure cloud transformation for banks, fintechs, and insurers: shared responsibility realities, policy-as-code guardrails, identity-first architectures, segmentation, encryption and key management, and continuous compliance evidence. Panelists will discuss how to modernize legacy cores safely, manage third-party and SaaS risk, and enable faster releases without sacrificing auditability.
AI can improve fraud detection and customer protection—but it also introduces governance challenges around explainability, bias, model risk, and operational accountability. This panel examines how financial institutions are using AI to detect anomalies across transactions and identities, reduce false positives, and respond faster to account takeover and payment fraud. Panelists will cover how to deploy AI responsibly: model validation, human-in-the-loop decisioning, adversarial resilience, and audit-ready controls that preserve both compliance and customer trust.
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