Cyber crime risk management protecting your business 4 November 2015

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1 Cyber crime risk management protecting your business 4 November 2015 Programme genda (updated 26 Oct) 7.15 am 8.25 am Registration Networking breakfast sponsored by 8.25 am 8.30 am Welcome remarks by MC & moderator Chris Gibbons Journalist, Editor, Broadcaster & Trainer 8.30 am 9.00 am OPENING ADDRESS Evolving cyber threats in digital age and safeguarding your customers and your business Global, Africa and SA landscape on cyber attacks Identifying key threats and risks for businesses Who are the perpetrators now and future What are the costs and implications? Which industries and what type of business are most vulnerable? Managing your information security effectively New approaches to respond to growing challenges Gillian Duncan, Director - Cyber Security George Nicholls, Managing Director Control Risks Southern Africa 1

2 CORPORATE STORIES 9.00 am 9.20 am Information security and cyber resilience Taking the FUD (fear, uncertainty & doubt) out of IS and cyber practices Complementing and supporting the business strategy Julian Ramiah, Chief Information Security Officer Liberty Group 9.20 am 9.40 am Lessons learnt from a hacking incident Initial response what worked and what didn t New risk mitigation strategies governance, risk management and compliance Nicholas Harris, Senior Manager: Fraud Risk Management MTN 9.40 am am Ask questions, get answers am am Refreshments & networking 2

3 RISK MANAGEMENT Effective cyber security risk management Best practices and lessons learnt Prevent, detect, defend and protect Latest risk management methods and technologies Aligning cyber security to governance, risk management and compliance processes Combining information and cyber security framework Appropriate controls to protect assets Fighting cyber crime and fraud with data analytics Storing data in cloud how safe is it? Using threat intelligence to increase value of security testing Quantifying the threat of cyber risks to business Mitigating and transferring risks Liabilities of businesses Are you underinsured for a cyber breach? am am Venisha Nayagar, Group Head : IT Governance, Risk and Cyber Security Sun International am am Kevin Hogan, Fraud Risk Manager Investec Bank am am Harry Grobbelaar, Managing Director MWR Infosecurity am am Kerry Curtin, Manager Financial Institutions AON South Africa 3

4 11.30 am pm Ask questions, get answers pm pm ETHICAL HACKING Mastering the enemy s weapons and staying ahead of fraudsters Lawrence Munro, Director Trustwave SpiderLabs EMEA and APAC pm 1.20 pm Networking lunch sponsored by 1.20 pm 1.25 pm Reflection and key takeaways Chris Gibbons Journalist, Editor, Broadcaster & Trainer DIGITAL FORENSICS Leveraging digital forensics to fight cyber crime and for investigations Understanding digital forensics and its role in investigations What digital forensics can and cannot do Ensuring the legality of digital forensics processes and digital evidence Identifying a competent digital forensics practitioner 1.25 pm 1.40 pm Michael Sonnekus, Cyber Forensic Investigator 1.40 pm 1.55 pm Jason Jordaan, Principal Forensic Scientist DFIRLABS 4

5 1.55 pm 2.15 pm Clayton Thomopoulos, Director Derek Schraader, Director Deloitte Risk Advisory 2.15 pm 2.45 pm Ask questions, get answers 2.45 pm 3.10 pm CYBER CRISIS MANAGEMENT How should you respond to a cyber incident? Cutting edge communications plan Crisis response and containment procedures Managing reputational risks, shareholder and brand value Corporate responsibility - ensuring the trust of customers, shareholders and the public are still intact Kevin Welman, Managing Director FleishmanHillard 3.10 pm 3.25 pm Refresh & revive over tea break 3.25 pm 3.50 pm LEGISLATION, LIABILITIES & LITIGATION Is your company prepared for the potential litigation and enforcement fallout? Cyber security policies and laws in SA Data privacy (POPI), security and cyber crime Strategies for cybercrime litigation Case examples Andre Vos, Director Rohan Isaacs, Director Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa 5

6 STRATEGIC CONVERSATION 3.50 pm 4.35 pm The way forward - next steps for cyber defense and fighting cyber crime Navigating to protect corporate balance sheet Effective approach by SMEs Collaboration to improve fraud mitigation and deterrence Managing cyber breach risks and prioritising Aligning roles of C-level executives, risk and IT manager Importance of educating end user Cybersecurity analytics to combat cyber crime? Achieving cyber readiness and preparing for the growing risk of cyber attacks with Panelists Stephen Nel, Head - Security Consulting Dimension Data MEA Dr Barend Taute Chairperson, ECAC (E-Commerce Advisory Committee) Manager: ICT Contract R&D, CSIR Meraka Institute Carol Thomas, Chief Information Officer South African Civil Aviation Authority Vodacom Thokozani Miya, Head, Principal Specialist Security 4.35 pm 4.40 pm Closing remarks from MC & moderator Chris Gibbons, Journalist, Editor, Broadcaster & Trainer 6