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ABSTRACT:

High-profile data breaches frequent the headlines, with countless smaller incidents happening almost daily. Your data is under attack, and the frequency of assaults and sophistication of the methods employed are increasing. Rather than targeting the network directly, hackers often exploit the most vulnerable part of your security ecosystem - your users.

In this webcast, discover:

Why and how users are being targeted
The top threats, including new trends and methodologies, as well as established vulnerabilities that are going unaddressed
The role of out-of-band, two-factor authentication in preventing these attacks

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Steve Dispensa
Chief Technology Officer, PhoneFactor, Inc.
Steve Dispensa is co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of PhoneFactor. Steve is responsible for the architecture and development of the company's award winning authentication and remote access platforms. His many accomplishments include designing one of the world's first broadband wireless internet networks for Sprint, as well as being a five time winner of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award. He also has several patents issued and pending.

Sarah Fender
Vice President of Marketing & Product Management
Sarah Fender joined PhoneFactor in 2007 and is currently the Vice President of Marketing and Product Management. Prior to joining PhoneFactor, Ms. Fender played a key role in growing a small e-commerce technology company to a leadership position in the market by driving marketing and product strategy. During her eight-year tenure at LaGarde, she held various leadership roles, including Vice President of Product Marketing and Vice President of Operations.

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