21 April 2026, 10am EST Online - Watch LexisNexis and the Loyalty Security Alliance....
Last Thursday Of Each Month Online - This is a closed-door virtual Roundtable Session, usually held the last Thursday of each month, to facilitate sharing among Fr...
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| TEST - LSA April Trends Webinar: How Exposed Is the Travel & Hospitality Industry to Evolving Cybercrime Threats?
Led by Jason Lane-Sellers, this session explores the latest findings from the LexisNexis® Risk Solutions 2026 Cybercrime Report, which analyses billions of digital transactions globally to uncover emerging fraud trends, evolving attack methods and shifting risk patterns. The webinar will focus specifically on what these findings mean for the airline, travel, loyalty and hospitality industries, where digital growth, cross-border transactions and customer accounts continue to create attractive targets for cybercriminals. Drawing on real-world data and industry examples, the session will examine: - How fraud tactics are evolving across the customer journey, from account creation and login to payments and loyalty programmes - The growing impact of automated attacks, account takeover and identity abuse on travel and hospitality brands - Why global and cross-border fraud patterns matter more than ever for travel ecosystems | 21/4/2026 | 8:00am -05 | 30 minutes | Register |
| LSA April Trends Webinar: How Exposed Is the Travel & Hospitality Industry to Evolving Cybercrime Threats?
Led by Jason Lane-Sellers, this session explores the latest findings from the LexisNexis® Risk Solutions 2026 Cybercrime Report, which analyses billions of digital transactions globally to uncover emerging fraud trends, evolving attack methods and shifting risk patterns. The webinar will focus specifically on what these findings mean for the airline, travel, loyalty and hospitality industries, where digital growth, cross-border transactions and customer accounts continue to create attractive targets for cybercriminals. Drawing on real-world data and industry examples, the session will examine: - How fraud tactics are evolving across the customer journey, from account creation and login to payments and loyalty programmes - The growing impact of automated attacks, account takeover and identity abuse on travel and hospitality brands - Why global and cross-border fraud patterns matter more than ever for travel ecosystems | 21/4/2026 | 3:00pm BST | 1 hour | Register |
| From Complexity to Control: How Airlines Can Get Payment Reconciliation Right
Airlines operate one of the most complex payment environments of any industry. High transaction volumes, multiple payment methods, global distribution, interline partners, and diverse settlement timelines all converge into a reconciliation process that is often manual, fragmented, and slow. Historically, payment reconciliation has been treated as a back-office control function — necessary, but rarely strategic. As airlines accelerate towards modern retailing models, that approach is no longer sustainable. In this session, you will hear from leading industry experts, airline peers, and specialized solution providers as they share practical insights, real-world challenges, and best practices. Discover how airlines can modernize their payment reconciliation processes, reduce leakage, and gain greater visibility across the payment lifecycle. | 23/4/2026 | 10:00am CEST | 1 hour | Register |
| Modern Approaches to Account Protection: Balancing Security, Trust & Seamless Customer Experience
A focused panel discussion exploring the evolving threat landscape surrounding customer account security, with particular emphasis on loyalty ecosystems. We’ll look at the challenges digital businesses – especially airlines and loyalty providers – face as they work to mitigate risk, prevent fraud, and maintain customer trust while delivering a frictionless user experience. The conversation will highlight emerging fraud vectors such as synthetic identities, account takeover, and PII theft, as well as the practical strategies and technologies organisations are using to combat these threats. Content Areas Synthetic Identity Fraud Account Takeover (ATO) Threat Evolution PII Theft & Cross‑Merchant Fraud Identity Verification & 2FA Bypass Techniques | 27/5/2026 | 11:00am +08 | 1 hour | Register |
Founded in 2016 as the LFPA to allow the various stakeholders in Loyalty, Fraud Prevention and Cybersecurity to collaborate on the growing issues around the security of Loyalty Programs.
