The e-Crime Mid Year Meeting is designed to meet the needs of key stakeholders and decision makers who are responsible for managing information and technology risk, protecting sensitive data, securing technology and ensuring compliance with multiple regulatory requirements. The agenda provides strategic and technical advice, examples of best practice and practical case studies that detail how in-house professionals can meet the demands of evolving business models. The conference provides unique perspectives on how organisations can take advantage of emerging opportunities to increase productivity or decrease cost while at the same time maintaining the security and integrity of IT systems and electronic assets. In the recent e-Crime Survey, only 6% of respondents indicated that the overall level of e-crime risk their organisation faces has decreased over the past year. In addition to the challenges posed by an evolving threat landscape over 80% of respondents identified that, in the next 12 months, the following trends would contribute to an increase in e-crime risk for their organisations: •  The use of consumer oriented IT hardware with Internet connectivity, such as smart phones and tablet computers, for business related purposes  •  Availability of multifunctional Internet-hosted software services, (e.g. social networking, webex, webmail, etc), in the workplace that have more advanced or user-friendly capabilities than in-house IT products  •  Mobile employees and home-workers using the same IT hardware for business and personal use   Survey respondents further identified that the key factors creating the greatest risk of exposing their organisation's digital assets to attack were: a lack of adequate, layered security controls which can identify and block current attacks; insufficient knowledge of where weak-points or vulnerabilities exist across the attack surface; and inadequate internal controls and processes covering how critical business data is handled and accessed. Those attending include heads and directors of I.T., information security, technology risk management, information risk management, application and network security, business continuity and resilience, investigations, forensics, privacy, audit and compliance. Industry sectors typically represented range from banking through to oil and gas. The e-Crime Mid Year Meeting is part of the Global e-Crime Series which provides audiences around the world with insight and information on solutions that can help reduce risk, enable operational flexibility, minimise complexity, create value and keep costs low.

Organisations attending in 2011 included: 2011 speakers included: 192.com; A&N Media; Aberdeen Asset Management; Addleshaw Goddard; Air Products; Airbus UK; American Express; American Institute for Foreign Study; Ann Summers; AOL; Arcadia Group; Asda; AstraZeneca; Atkins; Aviva; AXA; Bank Leumi; Bank of America Merrill Lynch; Bank of Ireland; Bank of New York Mellon; Barclays; Barclays Wealth; Beazley Group; Berkeley Group; BetClic; Bloomberg; BMW; BNP Paribas Fortis; Boots; Bourne Leisure Group; BP; British Airways; British American Tobacco; British Land Company; British Sky Broadcasting; Cadbury KFE; Camelot Group; Canada Life; Capita Group; Carillion; Carlsberg; Carphone Warehouse; Centrica; Chubb Group of Insurance Companies; Citigroup; City Index; Citybond; ClickandBuy; CMC Markets; Coca-Cola; Codesealer; COLT Telecom Group; Co-Operative Financial Services; Coventry Building Society; CPP Group; Credit Suisse; Cryptomathic; DC Thomson; Derbyshire Building Society; DHL; Dixons Retail; Duane Morris; EDF Energy; EMI Group; Endsleigh Insurance Services; Equifax; Ericsson; Esoteric; Everything Everywhere; Fidelity International; Fidelity Investments; First Data; First Group; FIS; Ford Motor Company; Friends Life; Fujitsu; Gala Coral Group; Ghana International Bank; GlaxoSmithKline; Global Betting Exchange; Groupama Insurance; Hargreaves Lansdown; Henderson Group; Herbert Smith; Heritable Bank Ltd; Hewitt Associates; Home Retail Group; HP Enterprise Security; HSBC; Hutchinson Group; ICE plc; Informa; Intelligent Processing Solutions Limited (iPSL); Irish Life & Permanent; ITV; John Lewis; Johnson Matthey; JP Morgan Chase; KCOM Group; Kilrush Consultancy; Kit Digital; Kroll Ontrack; Ladbrokes; LCH Clearnet; Legal & General; Linklaters; Liverpool Victoria; Lloyds Banking Group; Lloyd's of London; Lloyds TSB Cardnet; Lumension Security; M86 Security; Man Group; March UK; Markit; Mars; MasterCard; Microsoft; MITIE Group; Molson Coors; Morgan Stanley; Mothercare; Musgrave Budgens Londis; Network Rail; Nokia; Nokia Siemens Networks; Nomura International; Ocado; Office Holdings; Olympic Delivery Authority; Paragon Group of Companies; Pentland Brands; Pfizer; Phones4U; Platinum Squared; Post Office; Prim'X; Produban; Prospects; Protiviti; Rank Interactive; Rathbone Brothers; Research in Motion; Rexam; Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group; Royal Bank of Scotland; RU-CENTER; RWE Npower; Saga Group; Santander; Scottish & Southern Energy; SCS Europe; SELEX Elsag; Shell; Shop Direct; Sitel; Skandia; Sophos; Sportingbet; Standard Chartered Bank; Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation; Swinton Insurance; Telefónica O2; The Bank of Tokyo - Mitsubishi UFJ; The Body Shop International; The Co-operative Group; ThomsonReuters; TNT; Trader Media Group; Trafigura; Travelodge UK; Travis Perkins; Trinity Mirror; Tripwire; TSL Education; TTT Moneycorp; TUI Travel; UC Group; Unipart Group; Unite Group; University of Westminster; Valitor; Vanquis Bank; VeriSign; Viasat Broadcasting; Virgin Group; Visa; VocaLink; Vodafone; Volta; Voltage Security; Waterstones; Websense; Wesleyan Assurance Society; William Hill; Wolseley; WPP Group; WSP Group; Zurich Financial Services and more... Steve Williamson, Director of IT Risk Management GlaxoSmithKline Shash Patel, Director, Information Risk Management & Privacy Air Products PLC  Jonathan Armstrong, Partner Duane Morris Riten Gohil, Senior Manager, Payment Authentication Innovations, New Channels & Product Development Visa Alberto Revelli, Global Head of Security Technology (GHoST)  Trafigura Barry Coatesworth, Information Security Kit Digital Prescott Winter, Public Sector CTO HP Enterprise Security Spencer Parker, Group Product Manager Websense Tony Dearsley, Computer Forensics Manager Kroll Ontrack Oscar O'Connor, Services Director Finmeccanica Cyber Solutions James Lyne, Director of Technology Strategy Sophos Alan Bentley, Senior Vice-President International Sales Lumension Security Tim Warner, VP Sales M86 Security Elad Sharf, Senior Security Researcher Websense Gavin Millard, Technical Director, EMEA Tripwire Vladimir Jirasek, Senior Enterprise Security Architect Nokia Michael Colao, Former Information Security Manager Beazley Luke Hinds, Global Solution Architect - Smartphone Security Nokia Siemens Networks View 2011 speakers' details

This event welcomes in excess of 200 senior decision makers from industries that include	Delegates attending include directors and managers from group and business functions that include
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