Cyber-Fraud Event

Tackling the weaknesses that cyber fraudsters exploit

27 November 2019

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Bletchley Park, Sherwood Drive, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK3 6EB, United KingdomBletchley Park, Sherwood Drive, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK3 6EB, United Kingdom

Cyber-Fraud Event

27 November 2019

Bletchley Park, Sherwood Drive, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK3 6EB, United Kingdom

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Supported by The Intelligence Network, the event will bring together senior leaders from Financial Services relevant to the areas of cyber security and financial crime. Join us to understand how cyber attackers and fraudsters rely on false trust today and help develop a cross-functional approach to reducing our vulnerability as individuals, organisations and society.

Bletchley Park is the home of British code breaking and the birthplace of modern information technology. As part of the event, guests will be treated to a private tour of the heritage site, including a view of the world famous Bombe developed by Alan Turing.

The Intelligence Network is on a misson to tackle cyber fraud through cross-industry collaboration. The outcomes of this event will directly shape The Network's recommendations and activities moving forwards. Learn more about The Intelligence Network's Vision for Cyber Fraud.

Who is this event relevant to: CISOs, CIOs and CTOs, Heads and Directors of Fraud and Financial Crime, Heads and Directors of Cyber and related roles in Financial Services.

Speakers - an exciting line-up of industry experts:

Katy Worobec - Managing Director, Economic Crime, UK Finance
Becky Pinkard - CISO, Aldermore Bank plc
Ashley Hart - Head of Fraud, TSB
Karen Baxter - Commander Economic Crime, City of London Police

Agenda - What to expect on the day:

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10:30 - Arrival, registration and welcome
11:00 - Understanding the cyber fraud lifecycle

The cyber fraud lifecycle is a complex and multi-stage process. It impacts organisations and individuals in different ways; these are not always financial. Our panel of expert contributors will discuss the impacts in 4 key areas: cyber victims (company and individual); fraud victims; fraud practice within the financial system; law enforcement. They will cover how the tools available and the frameworks in which these operate contribute to greater and damaging impacts in other parts of the lifecycle.

- Becky Pinkard, Aldermore Bank - cyber security perspective

- Katy Worobec, UK Finance - fraud victim perspective

- Ashley Hart, TSB Bank - fraud practitioner perspective

- Karen Baxter, City of London Police - Law enforcement perspective

11:45 - Interactive discussion sessions – Tackling Cyber Fraud

Delegates will take part in structured discussion-based exercises to address key topics arising from the Vision for Tackling Cyber Fraud developed by The Intelligence Network. For example, How our interactions with customers and employees can train them to be insecure. What cyber and fraud teams can learn from each other about social engineering. What role threat intelligence can play beyond cyber security.

12:15 - Lunch
13:15 - Tour of Bletchley
13:45 - Group recommendations

Each group will summarise their findings and proposed actions for each key area of the cyber fraud lifecycle.

14:15 - Coffee and delegate networking
15:00 - Expert panel debate

Final panel session with our expert contributors and delegates to debate the findings and summarise the conclusions for the day.

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Milton Keynes, UK

Bletchley Park
Sherwood Drive
MK3 6EB
Bletchley, Milton Keynes
United Kingdom

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