What the Heartland Breach Means to Banks

What the Heartland Breach Means to Banks

Posted by John B. Frank Friday, January 30, 2009

Heartland Breach: What it Means to Banking Institutions. An Interview with James Van Dyke, Founder/President, Javelin Strategy & Research

Bank Info Security- The Heartland Payment Systems data breach – it’s the first major security incident of 2009. But how big is it really? What are the key takeaways for banking institutions left explaining this breach to their customers?

In an exclusive interview, James Van Dyke, Founder and President of Javelin Strategy & Research, discusses the implications of the Heartland case, offering insight on:

– Conclusions we can draw from the Heartland breach;
– How banking institutions should communicate with their customers;
– Vulnerabilities we should watch to avoid the next big breach.

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