Close the security gap in your audit confirmation process
Your bank has likely invested in two-step verification, biometric access, and predictive fraud detection. Yet audit confirmations, which verify your clients' balances, liabilities, and credit facilities, still often travel by unencrypted email, mail, fax, and software.
Cybercriminals are leveraging sophisticated social engineering tactics, generative AI, and advanced Business Email Compromise (BEC) techniques. Relying on unencrypted email or low-security confirmation partners creates an unacceptable risk.
In this e-book, learn how to protect client data, keep auditors on a trusted platform, and give your team a process that stands up to scrutiny.
What you'll learn
- How generative AI, business email compromise, and data sovereignty rules raise the stakes for every confirmation
- How weak verification practices enabled the Wirecard, Satyam, Parmalat, and Ubiquiti Networks frauds
- Why low-security confirmation providers push auditors back to email, and your staff back to manual work
- Which auditor standards your provider must support, including PCAOB AS 2310 and AS 2401, AICPA standards, and ISQM 1 and 2
- Six questions to ask any confirmation partner before you commit
- How Citi and Interactive Brokers use Confirmation APIs to cut response times and handle higher volume