WASHINGTON — The federal government might be shut down, but Visa's semiannual Global Security Summit launched on time Wednesday morning in an auditorium at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington.
More than 500 executives from financial institutions, security firms, payment networks and software firms have gathered in DC to preview the newest frontiers in developing secure means of electronic and card payments.
Also from Global Security Summit: Tightening the Fraud NetCard Data Old HatPolitico PessimismEllen Ritchey, Visa's Global Head of Enterprise Risk, outlined the challenges payment security executives face:
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