iovation to Host FFIEC Webinar on Combating Banking Fraud.

Learn How Best Practices Can Ensure Optimal Efficacy and Balance with Sophisticated Device Identification and Out-of-Wallet Questions

PORTLAND, Ore. -- iovation, the Device Reputation Authority[TM] protecting online businesses from fraud and abuse, today announced its upcoming webinar discussing the recent FFIEC Guidance, "Supplement to Authentication in an Internet Banking Environment," and methods to exceed the recommendations in that guidance.

iovation's webinar, "Ensuring Optimal Efficacy and Balance with Device Identification and Out-of-Wallet Questions," will be presented by Max Anhoury, Vice President of Global Sales for iovation, and will feature guest speaker Keir Breitenfeld, Senior Director, Experian Decision Analytics and Fraud.

Webinar:		FFIEC Guidance and Combating Banking Fraud
Date:		July 26, 2011
Time:		10:00 AM PDT / 1:00 PM EDT
To Register:		www.iovation.com/ffiec

Five things financial institutions will learn by attending:

* How to achieve risk-based authentication with device reputation, authentication, scores and analytics -- all while minimizing friction for the customer.

* How to apply proportional treatment to your risk-based authentication efforts and dynamically manage credit and non-credit data questions to fight fraud.

* How to find optimal process points and question session configuration to strike the right balance between fraud prevention, customer experience, and cost.

* The many differences between simple device identification and complex device identification.

* How leading financial institutions are collaborating using 'device reputation' today without sharing PII.

The July 26th webinar will share how layering iovation's device reputation services with authentication technology offers a comprehensive solution for not only meeting the FFIEC's most recent guidance, but also exceeding it.

iovation's fraud prevention service, ReputationManager 360, is backed with over 7 years of experience with complex device identification experience and includes techniques involving assessing larger sets of attributes and applying pattern recognition algorithms and pattern-learning processes in the identification and re-recognition of Internet-enabled devices, old or new. Taking complex device identification and device profiling even further, it's device reputation that provides financial institutions with insight into how devices are connected to each other, including their past and current behavior, in real time.

About iovation Inc.

iovation protects online businesses and their end users against fraud and abuse through our industry-leading combination of shared device reputation and real-time risk evaluation. 2,000 fraud managers around the globe leverage iovation's database of Internet devices and relationships between them to determine the level of risk associated with any type of online transaction. Retail, financial services, social network, gaming and other companies make real-time queries to iovation's knowledge base of 650 million devices from every country in the world. Every day, iovation protects more than 8 million transactions and stops over 150,000 fraud attempts. For more information, visit www.iovation.com.