Raghuram Gatamaneni

Chief Information Security Officer
Caliber Home Loans

Raghuram (Raghu) Gatamaneni is a Cyber Security and Risk Management leader with over 23 years of experience focused on people management and leading cutting edge large initiatives in the areas of Security Solutions Architecture, Engineering, Security Operations Management, Security Strategy Development, Security Consulting, and Risk Assessments.

He is the Chief Information Security Officer at Caliber Home Loans since Jan 2019. He spent 3 years at Epsilon between 2016 to 2019 maturing their Cybersecurity practice where he built a Security Operation Center and implemented new security capabilities. Prior to that Raghu worked at Capital One for 17 years in Information security and for 3.5 years at FedEx as a hands on Security Engineer and moved into Security Strategy and Management.

Raghu got his Masters from Ole Miss in Computer Science and holds a variety of industry certifications.

Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Raghuram.

Download The Latest Agenda

Day Three: Tuesday, September 24, 2019

Tuesday, September 24th, 2019

9:00 AM Security’s Role in Combatting Fraud in the Digital Economy

Balancing security and usability is vital for seamless customer experiences and security of accounts. Through collaboration, transparency and risk awareness, organizations can fight against fraud and ensure seamless experiences. Data needs to be secure and private so organizations can leverage, collaborate and monetize information without being exposed to breaches, misuse of information or theft of proprietary data. Security teams are an integral piece of the organization and need to reduce the likelihood of an attack and lessen and contain the impact of any breaches.

In this session, learn:

Communicating with stakeholders the security risks in today’s mobile landscape
Utilizing analytics to detect suspicious activity and alert stakeholders in fraud, claims and security

Quantifying the level of vulnerability and creating opportunities for remediation