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| E-crime Workshop – 25th February 2004; London, UK |
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| Venue: | Globix Conference Centre, Prospect House, New Oxford Street. |
| Sponsor: | Globix |
| Co-sponsors: | ISC2, The Training Camp, DLLegal |
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“Credit Card Fraud and Identity Theft. An issue of Risk Management, Compliance, Governance and Human Interface training” |
| Format : | 50 – 75 people max. |
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| 9:30 | Coffee / Croissant |
| 10:00 | Registration |
| Morning Session Moderator: Lord Anthony St. John Internet & Telecoms advisor for House of Lords (5 minutes) Keynote: Chief Superintendent of the City Police Speakers 30 minutes each: Nick Lockett, International Lawyer – DLL consultancy. Topic: How European legislation is changing to face Internet Fraud Neil Barratt, Top IT Forensic Consultant – IRM PLC. Topic: Alert to Cybercrime and gathering evidence forensically. Paul Wang, Senior Infosec Consultant with Price Waterhouse Cooper & ISC_ Topic: Governance, Infosec awareness and training. The human perspective. Detective Andy Cookson, Ecrime and Cyberfraud Unit – Scotland Yard Topic: Latest facts and issues from Scotland Yard Cybercrime unit. Robert Littas, Senior Vice President of Risk and Fraud management – Visa International Topic: Cyber-fraud. Risk mitigation and avoidance |
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| 13:00 | Buffet style lunch Network session during finger lunch and soup |
| 14:00 | Breakout Session. Split into groups of 10 and put forward 5 question per group related to morning session. Rooms and tables will be allocated by Globix. |
| 14:30 | Questions are collected and Panel selects 15 of these |
| 15:00-17:00 | Q & A Session |
| Early Registration | |
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| Please contact Ceri Hart [email protected] |
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