Game Changing Fraud Aware Security for Your Business
ACS WA August Digital Leader's Breakfast
Fraser's Kings Park, 60 Fraser Avenue, WEST PERTH, WA, 6005
Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:00 AM AWST
Duration: 2.0 hours
Member $40.00
Member-Concessional $40.00
Non-Member $60.00
Register by Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:00 AM AWST
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Skills Level: Portfolio, programme and project support (PROF) -> Level 6
About this event
According to CIO Magazine, of the 11 biggest issues IT faces today, new security threats is number one,
followed by data protection.
(Source – cio.com)
Thanks to the cloud adoption and mobile devices, organisations worldwide have an ever-expanding online footprint. Employees work online, customers and suppliers do business with organisations online. However business reputation can be made or broken online.
Today’s cyberattacks are increasingly sophisticated and complex, driven by elaborate and resilient professional organisations that innovate faster than their targets. Hackers are not only after customers’ credit card details – they’re interested in any information that can be monetised in any way. The hacker’s motivation may be to get money, cause brand damage or just to have fun at someone’s expense. A cyberattack can have a domino effect on business culminating in loss of revenue and goodwill, regulatory scrutiny and fines, and even share price plunges.
A key consideration for an organisation assessing its cybersecurity is whether its measures are capable of preventing, detecting and adequately responding to attacks, rather than just complying with industry best practices. Compliance does not guarantee protection, and organisations with a mature approach to cybersecurity must go further.
Operating in a digital world depends on the capability to maintain a secure and trusted environment. Fraud-aware security must be the foundation on which digital business should be built. Gone are the days when we could build a walled garden perimeter and feel secure. Today, businesses partner with others, outsource, have alliances, let customers access our systems and as we extend our reach – the perimeter of walled gardens is gone.
All security strategies must align with the changes in the way organisations conduct business and the surrounding environments. We must ensure that our security programs are fraud aware, leverage intelligent identity-based solutions, user behaviour analytics, monitor and understand what is happening in and to our environment.
We must work with the assumption we are being attacked and be prepared to offset those attacks with fraud aware security. The business should understand that their behaviour impacts the security of our environment. The business must be invested in security.
Key Learnings
Attendees will gain an understanding of current dangers that can impact the organisation and how game changing fraud-aware security tools will allow your organisation to grow while mitigating the many growing cyber risks.
This event is ideally suited for Chief Information Officers, Chief Digital Officers; Chief Technology Officers and Chief Talent /HR Officers and anyone involved in IT Governance and compliance.
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Rajan Barara
Rajan Barara is Senior Product Manager at Entrust Datacard where he leads the Global Authentication Cloud business segment. Before joining Entrust Datacard in 2016, Rajan held various leadership positions in Cloud and Managed Services segment. Rajan holds an MSc in Data Engineering from Keele University in UK and a B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Delhi College of Engineering.Rajan has many years of experience presenting to and interacting with enterprise customers globally at Senior Executive & CXO level.Specialties include Customer Engagement, Agile, Software Solutions Delivery, IAM, Authentication, Access Management Technology Background Includes SaaS, Identity Management, Authentication, PSD2, FIDO, AI & Machine Learning.
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