SC Magazine and iTnews invite CSOs and CIOs to a roundtable breakfast to learn how to protect your organisation from insider threats.
Data theft by staff and contractors is among the most common forms of fraud.
In Australia, SC Magazine has learned of multiple businesses that have been exposed to millions of dollars of damages due to insider fraud. Everything from valuable design blueprints to customer databases have been stolen and either sold off or used by former staff to establish rival companies.
Some have been forced to pursue lengthy and expensive civil cases to recuperate damages.
With the incidence of these threats in Australia showing no signs of abating, SC Magazine invites chief security and information officers to a breakfast briefing with Chris Gatford, director of HackLabs, Nick Klein, director of Klein & Co and Gerry Tucker, country manager of Websense Australia to:
- Discuss the motivations and techniques used by insiders committing such fraud in the past.
- Learn how to detect possible insider fraud.
- Learn how to preserve evidence to assist with prosecuting those behind insider theft.
- Discover the best defences including frameworks, policies, technologies and architectures to minimise the risk of data breaches from staff, contractors and partners within their organisations.
This event will be held from 8am to 10am, on Wednesday the 19th of June. The venue is Hudson House, Macquarie Street, Sydney.
Interested parties are asked to register their interest by Friday June 7.
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