Mobile Banking By: Chenyu Gong, Jalal Hafidi, Harika Malineni.

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Mobile Banking By: Chenyu Gong, Jalal Hafidi, Harika Malineni

Background According to Forrester Research, approximately 46% of bank accounts will be in mobile format by 2017 Definition: Conducting financial transactions through mobile devices. Three types of mobile banking 1. SMS Mobile Banking 2. Web Banking 3. Mobile Applications Need multi layer controls

Risks Internal Security Employees fraud Lack of maturity of Fraud tools and controls of Fraud tools and controls Privacy violations relative to application collection and distribution of data Reputation External Security Authentication Unauthorized system access

Confidentiality Risks Employees fraud Authentication Transaction Privacy Application collection and distribution of data Phishing Attacks

Integrity Manipulation of Data In Use In Transit At rest

Availability Risks Maturity of wireless Infrastructure Service Interruption (Uptime/ Down time) Natural Disaster Hardware and Operating System failure Targeted Attacks- Ex: DDoS

Other Risks Complexity of the network Multiple players involved in the attack Effects All (C.I.A) Security of the operating system of the device

Controls One-Time Password / Security Token Strong BCP / DR plans Segregation of duties penetration testing for vulnerabilities, monitor to detect anomalies Deployment of communication security measures firewalls, password management, encryption techniques, and proper authorization of end use SSAE 16 to validate third party operations Customer Awareness program Alerts/ Liability Agreements Periodic external audits Mobile malware protection Pending Transactions/ Clearing period.

Residual Risk Inactive/ Dormant accounts

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