CUInsight's Greg Michlig is joined by David Stauffer, Director for North America at Veridas for a quick 3 question interview about solving outdated identity and fragmented security...
Three questions:
- (0:35) David, as we discussed in our last interview, a “trusted phone number” is no longer a “trusted person.” For leaders still relying on phone-based security or SMS, what’s actually slipping through those defenses—and where does “securing the line” fail to truly secure the member?
- (2:51) In our last session, we discussed the risks of a “Frankenstein Stack”—where different security tools are stitched together. Beyond update delays, why is working with a partner that owns the full technology stack critical to stopping modern, industrial-scale fraud—and how does that give you a “big picture” others miss?
- (5:04) You’ve used the term “Presumed Identity.” Many institutions still rely on things like Apple ID or security questions (KBA)—why do you see these as obsolete, and how does replacing them help restore the sense of personal “proximity” credit unions value?
