Cyber Resilience in Financial Institutions
Why You Should Attend
Cyber Resilience in Financial Institutions
The Asia Pacific region is two times more likely to be targeted by advanced cyber attacks than the rest of the world according to Fireeye Research. On top of the list of attacks are financial institutions for the importance of data they possess. With organised cyber crime now controlling a multi-billion dollar black market, customers of financial institutions are becoming more concerned about the safety of their data, making regulators clamp down on issues related to cybersecurity. Clearly, cybersecurity has become a matter of survival for banks in the region.
Cyber attacks are here to stay. The only thing that can define success or failure in terms of an attack depends on how the organisation chooses to respond to it. This marcusevans event "Cyber Resilience in Financial Institutions" will bring together accomplished speakers to analyze the pressing issues affecting CIO's, CISO's and information security professionals in the region. Burning issues such as tackling the fluid nature of regulation in the region, transforming cybersecurity professionals into risk managers, raising user awareness within institutions as well as leveraging big data and behavioural analytics to better protect against growing threats, this forum will provide answers and insights into topics that hold relevance for years to come.
There will also be a workshop on developing and solidifying cyber intelligence and analytics to help professionals implement changes to their current organisational processes without having to spend heavily on augmenting their IT infrastructure and architecture. The main aim of the workshop is to help professionals develop data collection grids, automate analytical frameworks and frame feedback loops into organizational policies to create a more proactive approach to cybersecurity.
Key Topics
Jayaraj Puthanveedu, Director of Business Continuity, Deustche Bank, will be analyzing the level of threat facing the APAC region and the weak spots which can be targeted
Tim Neill, Global Head of Incident Management, Standard Chartered, will be reviewing the best practices associated with reducing the response time after a significant breach
Fahd Ehsan, Associate Director, UBS, will be sharing how to reduce user awareness weak points using automated behavioural analytics
Andy Chow, Senior Cyber Security Analyst, RBS, will delve into building cyber resilience through development of cogent cyber intelligence capabilities
Abhinav Singh, Cyber Security Engineer, JP Morgan, will educate on building a big data mindset to proactively defeat the threats posed by evolving cyber attacks
Previous Attendees Include
C-Level Executives, Presidents, Vice Presidents, Managing Director, Directors, General Managers, Head of Departments, Senior Managers, Regional Managers, Managers, Supervisors, Executives of:
• IT Audit
• IT Risk
• IT Compliance
• Operational Risk
• IT Infrastructure
• IT Security Analysis
• IS Compliance & Audit
• IT Assurance
• Systems
• Database
• ICT
• Risk
• Governance
• Disaster recovery
• Security System Architecture
• Network Security
• Enterprise Security Architects
From:-
• Banks
• Insurance Companies
• Financial Services Firms
• Government Agencies
• Investment Banking
• Brokerage Companies
• Unit Trust Companies
• Mutual Funds
• Finance Companies
• Asset Management Firms