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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2009

Enterprise Authentication: How to Deploy Appropriate Security - Interview with Steve Neville of Entrust

from Credit Union Information Security Podcast · host CUInfoSecurity.com

In the face of fraud, enterprise authentication is the key to helping to prevent information security breaches. But how do you deploy solutions that are at once versatile, compliant and cost-effective? Steve Neville, Director of Identity Products and Solutions at Entrust, discusses: The top enterprise authentication challenges for financial institutions; How banking institutions are tackling these challenges; How to make the best business case for enterprise authentication. Neville draws on more than nine years of hi-tech marketing and product management experience to drive the strategic direction of both products and solutions for Entrust. Prior to joining Entrust, Neville was Director of Marketing at an innovative Web technology company, NetPCS Networks, where he was responsible for all market-facing activities, including direct, channel and corporate marketing. He also was responsible for the company's critical web presence and oversaw the launch of NetPCS' leading-edge online interaction product.

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