SYDNEY July 23

MGSM CBD Campus

51-57 Pitt Street

Sydney 

$125 + GST

$95 + GST (Online Banking Review & Retail Banking Review subscribers & Abacus members)

$95 + GST (Early-bird - if booked by July 9)

$750 + GST Table of 8 (Subscribers, AISA members, ealry-bird)
$850 + GST Table of 8 (Standard)

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8.15am

Registration opens

Welcome

Introduction from the Chair - Stephen Wilson, Director, Lockstep Consulting

Why fraudsters love Web 2.0

• The data cybercriminals are looking for in open and collaborative environments
• What does Web 2.0 mean for the evolution of phishing?
• What can be leaked in 140 characters? Will verified accounts kill off Twitter fraudsters?

Paul Ducklin, Head of Technology, Asia Pacific, Sophos

Helping your customers protect their online identity

• The threats you should be warning customers about
• What social networks are doing to educate customers
• Tailoring your language to target risky consumer behaviour

Charis Palmer, Editor, Online Banking Review

Developing a security policy and business case that incorporates Web 2.0 challenges

• Analysing inbound and outbound data security risks
• Adapting your existing policies to cope with evolving threats
• What to block and what to monitor

James Turner, Analyst, IBRS

9.45am

Balancing customer convenience and fluid service with improved security

• Global trends in online banking security
• What customers expect from your security messaging
• Adapting security policies and messages to fit blogs, Twitter and RSS communications

Greg McAweeney, General Manager, RaboPlus Australia

10.05am

Closing remarks from the Chair
Networking