Sadeed Tirmizey
Manager of Cyber Security
Queensland Health
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Download The Latest AgendaDay One: Tuesday, 1 May 2018
Tuesday, May 1st, 2018
12:10 PM PANEL DISCUSSION: The Convergence of Cyber Security and Fraud detection and Investigation
Australian’s are in the top ten countries for online use in the world, and as e-commerce and identity platforms grow in popularity, the threat of cyber attacks grows as well. Once a person’s secure information has been breached the risk of identity takeover is high. This session will discuss how there is a growing need for Fraud Investigators to be more adept at computer forensics as well as what organisations can do once they’ been breached.
- How big is the cybercrime threat in Australia?
- Why is Fraud prevention near impossible to perfect?
- What is best practice once an organisation’s data has been breached?
- What kinds of computer forensic skills do fraud investigators need to learn in the digital age?
- What are the benefits and shortcomings of Enterprise Fraud Detection Systems?
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Pre-Conference Workshops: Monday, 30 April 2018
Monday, April 30th, 2018
3:00 PM Conducting Forensic Investigations into Cyber-Crime to Improve Security Frameworks
Businesses and consumers lose $300 million per year to online scams, and in 2016 22% of fraud was committed using technology. Having a thorough understanding of computer forensics is now a vital skill in the detection and investigation of fraud. This workshop will provide:
Key Learning Outcomes:
- Understanding the different types of cyber fraud technologies
- Learning how Evidence Assessment, Acquisition, and Examination of cyber fraud differs from traditional investigations
- Case Studies into the detection and investigation of online attacks to improve security frameworks
- Working with Justice agencies in order to report crimes and share information