The e-Crime Congress is regarded as the leading platform for sharing strategic, operational, and technical knowledge on how best to reduce electronic risk and protect digital assets.  With a nine year history, the Congress has built an established reputation for bringing together strategists and technical experts who are tasked with securing their organisation, as well as those who work within law enforcement, so that partnerships can be developed and common understandings of response frameworks can be created. Globally recognised as a forum that delivers critical advice and forward looking insights on security best practice, the Congress provides an appropriate environment for senior decision-makers to share strategic, operational, and technical knowledge on a wide range of issues.  Directors who attend are responsible for areas that include information security, fraud, risk, audit, compliance, IT, legal, and operations. The Congress welcomes representatives from industry sectors that include banking and finance, insurance, communications, legal services, media and entertainment, military and defence, pharmaceuticals, retail, and transport and travel. Key areas of focus include: Optimising IT security and risk management processes Adopting effective e-Crime countermeasures Eliminating weak points and protecting key targets Limiting inherent business technology risks Enhancing protective capabilities

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The congress has welcomed heads of hi-tech crime from:		Business representatives that attend include directors of:
Australia  Austria  Belgium  Brazil Bulgaria  Canada Estonia Finland France Germany  Hong Kong  India Ireland Italy Japan Korea  Macedonia Netherlands  New Zealand  Nigeria Norway P.R. China Pakistan Romania Russia South Africa  Spain  Sweden Switzerland Trinidad & Tobago Turkey Ukraine  United Arab Emirates USA  Vietnam		Business Continuity  CERT Corporate Asset Protection  Cyber-Protection Data Protection  Data Privacy Digital Forensics Digital Security Strategy Disaster Recovery e-Crime Intelligence Electronic Banking Financial Crime Risk Financial Crime Prevention Fraud and Security Fraud Compliance Global Standards & Policy Group Information Systems Audit Information Security Information Systems Internal Audit Internet Anti-Piracy Investigations IT IT Risk & Security Legal Loss Control Services Money Laundering Reporting Operational Risk Security Security Assurance  Systems Analysis Threat Analysis Threat Management Transaction Risk Management

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