Schedule

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MAIN STAGE

Description

Leading investigative journalist on cybercrime, Geoff White, presents highlights from his best-selling book, Crime Dot Com - a thrilling account of hacking, past and present, from its conception in America’s hippy tech community in the 1970s.

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Masterclass

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This presentation will discuss the latest developments in the shadow cybercrime ecosystem and the Dark Web, affecting today’s fraud landscape. It will explore the challenges and opportunities of cooperation between private industry and law enforcement in the long-term fight against fraud.

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MAIN STAGE

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Money makes the world go round... especially in the world of fraud! This presentation will set out a vision for the ultimate triumph over cybercrime by undermining the financial incentives behind attacks. The only way to truly stop fraud in the long term is to cut it out at the root - rendering attacks uneconomical for fraudsters.

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FRAUD TRACK

Description

Today, there are many different digital touchpoints through which customers can engage with businesses - directly and through marketplaces. This panel will discuss the challenges of protecting an expanding attack surface across user touchpoints.

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DIGITAL ACCELERATION TRACK

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With a rise in digital traffic comes a rise in fraud. This session will debate how fraud and risk departments can be active participants in facilitating rapid growth while protecting from the onslaught of attacks that comes with commercial success in the digital economy.

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MASTERCLASS TRACK

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Take a deep dive into the various steps of account takeover fraud, with analysis of the economics that fuel attacks, the different routes to monetization, and the nuances of ATO across various industries.

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MAIN STAGE

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It can be hard for fraud teams to get a "seat at the table" with executive management. We'll discuss how fraud executives can make the businesses' case for their strategies and investments to effectively solicit buy-in from the very highest levels.

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REPLAY

Description

Leading investigative journalist on cybercrime, Geoff White, presents highlights from his best-selling book, Crime Dot Com - a thrilling account of hacking, past and present, from its conception in America’s hippy tech community in the 1970s.

SESSION

REPLAY

Description

This presentation will discuss the latest developments in the shadow cybercrime ecosystem and the Dark Web, affecting today's fraud landscape. It will explore the challenges and opportunities of cooperation between private industry and law enforcement, in the long-term fight against fraud.

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FRAUD TRACK

Description

This session will present data-driven insights into 2020 fraud patterns - analysing intelligence across different industries, geographies and channels. We will identify key attack vectors and analyze how organized fraud operations are adapting to the new digital landscape in the wake of COVID-19.

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DIGITAL ACCELERATION TRACK

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The digital commerce landscape has fundamentally changed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With digital transactions surging, businesses are operating under intense pressure and incentive levels for fraudsters are sky-high. This session will discuss how businesses can thrive in this new reality.

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MASTERCLASS TRACK

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Technological advancements and information sharing among bad actors have made hacking into bank accounts a straightforward task —even for novices. This masterclass will highlight the tools and services which are freely available yet frequently overcoming enterprise-grade ATO defenses. How can accounts be protected in this new paradigm?

SESSION

MAIN STAGE

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The view from the top on how fraud detection and abuse prevention fits into the CISOs strategy. The discussion will include career advice for aspiring CISOs, recruitment and talent management strategies, and how to drive return on investment from technology investments

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FRAUD TRACK

Description

Fraud is a surprisingly creative discipline, with attacks going to great lengths to successfully carry out new attacks. Panelists will discuss some of the more innovative attacks they have gone to battle with, alongside insights into how to keep ahead of the ever-evolving threat landscape.

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DIGITAL ACCELERATION TRACK

Description

Looking ahead, what are the key digital commerce trends that will be changing the way that fraud and security teams implement fraud prevention strategies in the next five to ten years?

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DIGITAL ACCELERATION TRACK

Description

With COVID-19 forcing more and more of the population online, the two ends of the age spectrum - the elderly and children - are the most vulnerable to cybercrime. This session will discuss the threats for new entrants in the digital economy and how to protect them best.

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FRAUD TRACK

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Discussing the adoption of AI and the role of unsupervised machine learning in identifying new attack vectors in a changing world of rapid digital adoption.

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FRAUD TRACK

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Top strategies for embracing enterprise-wide security excellence, to protect customers across the extensive digital attack surface. Tips for adopting collaborative approaches that break down departmental siloes and move away from point solutions with limited remits.

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DIGITAL ACCELERATION TRACK

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Payments and digital distribution models are innovating rapidly, with some even predicting a cashless world by the decade's end. In this session, we will discuss the most impactful trends and how to ensure that digital payments are safe and secure.

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CLOSING KEYNOTE

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Troy Hunt is an internationally recognized cybersecurity thought leader and Creator of "Have I been pwned?" This presentation will give insight into hot-off-the-press security revelations and explore the top challenges in protecting user accounts in the face of a multi-faceted cybercrime ecosystem.

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KEYNOTE

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Brian Krebs is an independent investigative reporter and author who writes about cybercrime at the award-winning Web site KrebsOnSecurity.com. Formerly with The Washington Post, Krebs is best known for breaking stories on high-profile data breaches, including those that hit Target, Home Depot, Michaels, Ashley Madison, and Capital One.