Cyberwars 2007

The case for collaboration to defend against online financial fraud

Where/When:

Sydney August 16

MGSM CBD Campus

Level 6, 51-57 Pitt St, Sydney

Cost:

$895

$695 (Online Banking Review & Retail Banking Review subscribers)

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Agenda

Cyberwars 2007
8.30am	Registration

9.00am	Preparing for Cyberstorm II Bringing together Government and industry to assess threats Do the private and public sectors speak the same language yet? The role of TISN and lessons learnt Ian Brown, Assistant Director, National Information Infrastructure Critical Infrastructure Protection, Attorney-General's Department (Confirmed)

9.40am	An update on current and future threats Collaboration in the criminal community How industry is fighting back Which technologies are winning the security arms race Paul Nevin, Asia Pacific Security Operations Centre Director, Verizon Business

10.10am	Fostering consumer trust in the online channel Rabobank's global approach to security Communication methods to establish trust How we collaborate across markets Bryan Inch, Head of Financial Services, RaboPlus Australia & New Zealand (Confirmed)

10.40am	Networking break

11.00am	Panel Session
	Collaboration: The industry view Does security deliver a true competitive advantage? Do consumers value a group approach? The role if information sharing, now and in the future Bryan Inch, Head of Financial Services, RaboPlus Australia & New Zealand (Confirmed) Jim Karvounaris, Global Head of Information Security, ANZ (Confirmed) Kaylene O‘Neill, Senior Manager, Security & Financial Crimes, NAB (Confirmed) Moderator: Charis Palmer, Managing Editor, Online Banking Review (Confirmed)

12 noon	Knowing the Enemy – The Growing Crimeware Threat Evolving threats The complexity of crimeware Current mitigation strategies Geoff Noble , Finance & Banking Specialist, RSA Security (Confirmed)

12.30	Lunch & Networking break

1.15pm	Cybercrime disputes Engaging customers in the fight against fraud with education Why the customer should not be made liable Working with the Ombudsman's office to meet new online dispute challenges Elisabeth Wentworth, Special Counsel to the Ombudsman, Banking & Financial Services Ombudsman (Confirmed)

1.45pm	Online fraud: Quo vadis? Current fraud best practices (Including MPack - the Italian Job, Torpig etc) Client security versus server security Where do we go from here? Andreas Baumhof, CTO and Co-founder, TrustDefender (Confirmed)

2.15pm	The need for greater cybercrime co-operation What industry does well and what could be done better How to send a consistent message to consumers Information sharing across sectors and borders Alastair MacGibbon, Trust & Safety Director, eBay (Confirmed)

2.50pm	Networking break

3.15pm	Global collaboration in the fight against cybercrime Lessons from other markets What it takes to get successful collaboration Working with law enforcement across jurisdictions Murugan Manickam, Country Fraud Manager, Citigroup (Confirmed)

3.50pm	Panel discussion: Collaboration: The CERT/Government/Law enforcement view Major milestones in working with industry Opportunities for data sharing Collaborating on consumer education campaigns Karl Hanmore, Operations Manager, AusCERT (Confirmed) Bruce Matthews, Manager, Anti-Spam Team, Australian Communications & Media Authority (Confirmed) Rodney Mills, Detective Sargeant, Fraud Investigation, Victoria Police (Confirmed) Moderator: Stephen Wilson, Managing Director, Lockstep Consulting (Confirmed)

4.50pm	Close & Qpay networking cocktails Sponsored by:

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