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July Event: Are You ready… for Cyber War?
Thursday 24th July 2014 – Two sessions: 16:00 to17:30, and 18:00 to 19:15 – Sanderson Suite, Claremont Hotel, Douglas, IM1 2LX
Anyone who has watched BBC “Spooks” will be interested in our July local event. The speakers will cover everything from certified secure systems, computer forensics and penetration testing; to digital currency in eGaming, CyberWar and the privacy debate on emerging technologies.
15:30 – doors open
16:00: Session 1 Introduction
16:05 – ISO 27001 (Information Security Standard) – Ethan Moore, Sapphire.net
16:50 – eGaming compliance, Brian Higgins – formerly Digital Currency Cybercrime lead, Serious Organised Crime Agency, UK
17:10 – The risks of DIY computer forensics – Anne Jenkinson, Sapphire.net
17:30 – Q&A and break / opportunity to leave
30 minute break for informal discussions, networking, and complimentary light refreshments
18:00 – Session 2 Introduction
18:05 – All about Cyber Security Challenge UK – Brian Higgins, Ministry of Justice, UK
18:20 – “White Hat” penetration testing – Peter Wood, First Base Technologies
19:00 – iBeacon technology, and Push Marketing and Privacy/Security – Zakir Hoosen, Fuzzelogic Solutions
19:15 – Q&A and break / opportunity to leave
Further Q & A / discussion
20:00 – doors close
Please register for this event below:
BCS members who attend this event may request a CPD certificate, which will be provided at no charge. Non-members may also request a CPD certificate; there will be a £5 charge for non-members who request a CPD certificate, this needs to be paid at the event.
