Webinar: Internet Fraud Claims: Who is Liable?

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Speaker: Elizabeth Fast, JD, CPA, Spencer Fane Britt & Browne, LLP

About the Program

Internet fraud has grown tremendously and the losses are staggering. Credit unions face huge liability risks for unauthorized withdrawals from deposit accounts if a cyber criminal obtains access to a member’s online security credentials. UCC Article 4A permits the credit union to shift liability to the commercial member in certain situations, while Reg E provides more protection for the consumer member. But in all situations, the law imposes a duty on the credit union to utilize commercially-reasonable security procedures. This webinar will explain who is legally liable for various types of Internet fraud and what your credit union can do to guard against liability in both commercial and consumer situations.

HIGHLIGHTS

Credit union liability under Reg E for consumer accounts
Credit union liability under UCC Article 4A for commercial accounts
What constitutes reasonable security procedures?
Special NACHA rules for ACH transactions
Review of FFIEC guidance Supplement to Authentication in an Internet Banking Environment
Important provisions to include in your contracts

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