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1 SID Current Topic Series Forum: The Secrets and Art of Cyber Security Organised by : Singapore Institute of Directors in collaboration with PwC & Quann Date : Friday, 29 th July 2016 Time : 9.00 am to am (Registration at 8.15 am) Venue : Marina Mandarin Singapore CPD hrs : 2 hours SID Members : $98 (incl. GST) Non SID Members : $130 (incl. GST) Programme Outline: The Secrets and Art of Cyber Security Organisations are under relentless attack from cybercriminals who are getting more sophisticated and well-organised. Many businessesfail to rise to the challenge and pay the price with breaches that not only cost money but damage reputations.. Even those who implement cyber defence strategies that incorporate the latest technology can find that they are often inadequate; security is still breached. Many are starting to realise that cybersecurity is not just about technology - it has to be augmented with the right strategies, skills, tools and techniques. The Secrets and Art of Cyber Security event brings together information security experts and users to share their insights on cybersecurity trends and threats, and the key considerations in developing an effective enterprise cyber security plan. The speakers will also touch on how organisations have responded to cyber threats and incidents, and discuss, in particular, the role and responsibilities of the board in the area of cybersecurity. Programme: 8.15 am: Registration and Breakfast 9.00 am: Welcome Joyce Koh, Executive Director, SID 9.05 am: Mr. Paul Chong, Chairman, Quann Know your Adversaries Witness first-hand how easily hackers can manoeuvre within one s personal devices and organisation s networks, stealing personal information and maliciously attacking the organisation. Their ingenuity and sophistication know no bounds. Organisations need to "think like a bad guy and act as a good guy" to protect themselves from attacks that may lead to operational, reputational and financial loss. The Chairman of Quann will give participants a glimpse into the mind and motivations of hackers so that they can be better prepared for potential cyberattacks.

2 930 am: Mr. Low Huan Ping, Executive Vice President of Information Technology & Production, Singapore Press Holdings What happens when an organisation is attacked? It s not a matter of if but when. Mr. Low of Singapore Press Holdings shares his experience of how an organisation can experience and respond to cyber incidents, so as to contain the effects of an attack and enable an enterprise to return to business as usual am: Mr. Richard Moore, Managing Director and Group Head of Financial Crime & Security Services, DBS Bank How does an organisation prepare itself against cyber-attack? Prevention is better than cure. An organisation that has a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy will be able to mitigate threat exposure.. But how can an organisation develop such a strategy, bearing in mind the cost and operational impact? What are the policies and procedures that need to be in place? Mr. Moore of DBS Bank, will explain the considerations for developing an enterprise cyber security plan am: Panel discussion: Security starts from the top The C-suite and the board directors of most corporations now realise that cybersecurity is not just an IT issue, it is a critical business risk that requires their full attention. A panel of experts will discuss these questions: How should C-suite and board directors assess cyber risk and develop an appropriate strategy to manage that risk? What are practical ways for companies to take in protecting themselves? What are the specific responsibilities of the Chief Information Officer, Chief Risk Officer, General Counsel, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Marketing Officer and other key senior executives? Moderator: Panellists: Ms Tan Yen Yen, Regional Vice President and Managing Director SAS South Asia Pacific 1. Mr Foo Siang-tse, Managing Director of Quann 2. Mr Low Huan Ping, Chief Information Officer of SPH, Board Member of M1 and ifast Corporation Ltd 3. Mr Vincent Loy, Partner, PwC 4. Mr Richard Moore, Managing Director and Group Head of Financial Crime & Security Services, DBS Bank am: End of Programme

3 Speakers profile: Ms. Tan Yen Yen, Regional Vice President & Managing Director Asia Pacific (South), SAS Institute Pte Ltd Tan Yen Yen is Regional Vice President and Managing Director of Asia Pacific (South) for SAS Institute. Prior to joining SAS, Yen Yen was Senior Vice President of Applications for Oracle Asia Pacific and Vice President and Managing Director for Hewlett-Packard Singapore (HP). Yen Yen is currently the Chairman of Singapore Science Centre, Director of Singapore Press Holdings, Director of Gemalto, Director of Defence Science and Technology Agency, Director of Cap Vista and Advisor Mentor of TNF Ventures. Additionally, she sits on the Board of Singapore Institute of Directors, the Board of Advisors for National University of Singapore's School of Computing and Singapore Government s Committee on the Future Economy as a sub-committee member for Corporate Capabilities and Innovation. An award-winning corporate leader, Yen Yen has earned several recognition in awards such as Most inspiring Women by Women s Weekly 2009 Great Women of our Time Awards; the 7th International Management Action Award (IMAA) in 2010; IT Leader Award 2011 by the Singapore Computer Society (SCS), and Top 10 women in The Peak s 2015 Power List. Yen Yen has a degree in Computer Science from National University of Singapore and an Executive MBA degree with Helsinki School of Economics Executive Education Mr. Paul Chong, President & Chief Executive Officer, Certis CISCO and Chairman of Quann Mr. Chong was the Head of Joint Communications & Electronics at the Singapore Armed Forces; where he ran the organisation responsible for building and operating the most targeted computer and communications network in Singapore. Hear Mr. Chong speak about the secrets and art of Cyber Security and thus gain a better appreciation of the risks and potential threats that companies face on a daily basis. Mr. Chong holds a degree in Economics from the University of Cambridge, and a Masters in Military Art & Science from the US Army Command & Staff College. Mr. Foo Siang-tse, Managing Director, Quann Mr. Foo is responsible for establishing Quann as Asia s leading cyber security services provider. He drives the growth and development of all aspects of Quann s business, which includes introducing new products and services, establishing partnerships and opening new markets. He also heads the Cyber Security Group within Certis Group, overseeing all cyber security-related businesses.

4 Prior to this, Mr. Foo supported the Group CEO in formulating the Group s strategy and business plans to deliver growth and international expansion for Certis CISCO. He was previously part of the Administrative Service in the Singapore Government. His last appointment was as Senior Director of Policy Development at the Ministry of Home Affairs. In this capacity, he was responsible for legislative review and policies relating to crime, cyber security, law and order, as well as counter-terrorism. He has also served in various management roles in areas relating to healthcare, energy and treasury within the Singapore Government. Mr. Foo holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Cambridge University and a Master of Arts in International Policy Studies from Stanford University. He was also a Sloan Fellow at the Stanford Graduate School of Business where he received a Master of Science in Management. Mr. Low Huan Ping, Executive Vice President of Information Technology & Production, Singapore Press Holding Mr. Low is the Executive Vice President of Singapore Press Holdings Limited (SPH), responsible for the SPH IT and Production Divisions. He is currently serving on the Board of M1, ifast Corporation Ltd, Shareinvestor.com Holdings Ltd, MediaCorp Press Ltd and MediaCorp TV Holdings Pte Ltd. He chairs the Risk Committee for M1 and is a member of the Risk Committee for ifast. Mr. Low holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and Master of Arts from Cambridge University, where he read Engineering and a Master of Science from the National University of Singapore. He also graduated from Harvard Business School s Advanced Management Program. Mr. Richard Moore, Managing Director and Group Head of Financial Crime & Security Services, DBS Bank Mr. Moore joined DBS Bank in June 2012 as the Group Head of Financial Crime & Security Services. With his team, he is accountable for ensuring DBS has systems and processes in place to identify and prevent anti money laundering, sanctions, fraud and security risk. Before joining DBS, he performed a similar role with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia across 12 years. He was also a Detective in Australia s New South Wales Police Service. Mr. Moore holds a Bachelor of Policing (Investigations), and Graduate Diploma s in Risk Management & Compliance. He is a member of MasterCard s Global and Regional Fraud Advisory Councils, bodies which provide guidance to MasterCard on fraud trends and prevention initiatives. He is also Co-Chair of ACAMS Singapore Board.

5 Mr. Vincent Loy, Partner, Financial Crime and Cyber - Singapore and Asia Pacific, PwC Mr. Loy is the Financial Crime and Cyber Risk Leader in Singapore and Asia Pacific region. Prior to that, he heads up PwC UK Financial Services Technology Risks practice and is a member of PwC Risk Assurance Leadership team. He has over 20 years experience with global companies and specialises in complex and emerging business and related technology issues. Mr. Loy has advised many large and global organisations on business and technology strategy, governance, security, sourcing, operations specifically relating to risks and resilience, cyber and data. Mr. Loy is a well-known industry subject matter expert on business and IT governance and risk. He regularly presents and leads thought leadership conversations with industry leaders, regulators and the international media. Vincent has extensive experiences in working with international cyber intelligence agencies, local regulators and senior management, boards of large enterprises on cyber framework to address complex IT risks and resilience in order to enhance cyber preparedness against potential cyber threats and attacks. Registration Please register online at by 22 July Should you require assistance, contact us at: The Secretariat Tel: Fax: Payment Policy & Options 1. Payment is due and payable upon registration. 2. Cheque Payment Payable to: Singapore Institute of Directors Attention: Accounts Mailing Address: 168 Robinson Road, #09-06/07 Capital Tower, Singapore Telegraphic Transfer Bank Name: DBS Bank Limited Branch: Raffles Place Branch Bank Code: 7171 Beneficiary Name: Singapore Institute of Directors Account Number: Swift Code: dbsssgsg

6 Important Notes 1. An invoice will be generated when you register online. An official receipt will be sent when payment is received. 2. CPD hours/attendance letter is subject to the participant arriving no later than 30 minutes after the programme starts or leaving no more than 30 minutes before the programme ends, and submitting the module Assessment Form only at the end of the event. 3. Complimentary car park coupons are given on a first-come-first-served basis. Registration, Refund & Cancellation Policy 1. No refund or postponement will be given if participant wishes to withdraw from the event. However, substitute delegates are welcomed, subject to SID being notified at least 3 working days before the event of the details of the substitute delegate. As membership of SID is non-transferrable, in the event the substitute delegate is a non-sid member replacing a SID member, the difference in course fees must be paid to the Institute before the event. 2. SID reserves the right to refuse admission if payment is not received in full and before the event. 3. SID reserves the right to cancel or make adjustments to the seminars/events. The fees will be charged accordingly if participant fails to attend the event after registration.