Webinar: The Data Behind Fraud and Cyber Convergence
Most organizations have decided that fraud-cyber convergence is a priority. Fewer have a clear picture of what remaining siloed is actually costing them – in dollars approved, fraud losses absorbed, and operational drag carried.
This webinar presents findings from a proprietary study of 250 Director-level and above fraud, risk, and security leaders across five industries, co-conducted with Liminal Partners. The session follows the argument the data makes – from where organizations stand today, through the specific behaviors that predict performance, to what it all means in dollar terms. We also report what the data says doesn’t matter, including some assumptions the industry holds that the research challenges directly.
You’ll leave knowing:
- Where your industry stands on convergence maturity – and what separates the best from the rest
- Which four organizational behaviors predict fraud performance, and what they’re worth when combined
- What the data says about the assumptions most organizations are waiting on before they act
- The concrete cost of staying siloed – so you can make the case internally with numbers, not opinions
Presented by Maryling Yu, Chief Marketing Officer, Accertify
Research conducted in partnership with Liminal Partners.
Featured Speaker
Maryling “Mare” Yu
Chief Marketing Officer
Accertify
Mare brings 20+ years of B2B SaaS experience, most recently as VP and CMO of CCC Intelligent Solutions, and previously at Backstop Solutions, Lotlinx, and Adeptia. She specializes in building brands, driving demand, delivering data-driven insights, and enabling sales.
Fraud & Cyber Convergence: Frequently Asked Questions
What is fraud and cyber convergence and why does it matter?
Fraud and cyber convergence is the alignment of fraud prevention and cybersecurity teams, data, and decision-making. It matters because threats now span both domains, and organizations that operate in silos often experience higher fraud losses, lower approval rates, and increased operational inefficiency.
What is the difference between fraud prevention and cybersecurity?
Fraud prevention focuses on stopping financial losses tied to transactions and customer behavior, while cybersecurity protects systems and data from unauthorized access. As attack methods evolve, these functions increasingly overlap, making coordination critical to improving outcomes.
Why are companies prioritizing fraud and cyber convergence now?
Organizations increasingly recognize convergence as a priority, but many lack clarity on what siloed operations are actually costing them. As threats become more sophisticated, gaps between teams create measurable financial and operational impact.
Questions About This Webinar
What will I learn from this webinar?
You’ll learn where your organization stands on convergence maturity, the four organizational behaviors that predict stronger fraud performance, and what those behaviors are worth when combined—based on insights from 250+ senior leaders.
How will this webinar help me make a business case internally?
This session quantifies the cost of staying siloed across fraud loss, approval rates, and operational drag. It provides data and benchmarks you can use to support internal conversations with clear financial impact—not assumptions.
Is this webinar based on real data or opinions?
The webinar is based on a proprietary study conducted with Liminal Partners, analyzing responses from 250+ Director-level and above fraud, risk, and security leaders across five industries.
