Security, Fraud, and Compliance Panel
summary
Europe mandates PSD2 SCA and merchants scramble to implement 3D Secure 2.0; Mastercard finds about 30% of merchants ready and issuers report ~95% of eligible transactions authenticate frictionlessly. California’s CCPA goes live Jan 1 2020 with enforcement delay and a private right of action ($100–$750 per breach) that drives nationwide risk. Practical fixes discussed include mobile SDKs, device fingerprinting, machine‑learning plus rules for fraud, WebAuthn for passwordless logins, tokenization/network effects, and a failed browser payments experiment that reduced conversion.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:15Cardinal Commerce
- 9:15GDPR
- 11:28Fraud Prevention
- 13:25Expectations
- 14:29Fraud keeps evolving
- 17:52Data scrubbing at Shopify
- 18:50Data protection laws in the US
- 20:06Tools for product managers
- 20:46Legal perspective
- 21:37Audience questions
- 22:18State privacy laws
- 24:01Merchants liability protection
- 25:26Web Off API secure remote commerce
- 27:33Tokenism
- 28:51Emerging Standards
- 29:49Web Authentication
- 31:21Mobile Authentication
- 33:08PCI
- 36:18Zero Trust
- 37:36PCI Compliance
- 38:27Tools and Strategies
- 39:37Communication
- 41:11This is real
- 41:41Thank you
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