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SUMMIT 2016Mobile Retailing Conference | Mobile Banking Conference | Mobile Security Conference

11 & 12 May 2016, Indaba Hotel, Fourways

trade conferences international | Call us on: (011) 803 1553 or email: [email protected] for more information SUMMIT 2016

Topics to be addressed

• Securing end to end experiences in a mobile-first cloud-first world• Mobile security threats• Establishing solutions to counteract evolving mobile threats• Understanding risk and threats as they apply to mobile application security • From where to where?• Radio frequency signals: sniffing, jamming and exploitation• Closing the mobile security gap• Growing mobile security within the organisation• The dark web and cyber-crime mechanics• Mobile malware terror• Integration of data and biometrics to keep the mobile channel secure• Biometrics, a solution to security concernsMedia partner

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Smart phone usage has exploded over the course of the last decade. The substantial growth in mobile has forced companies to develop strong security solutions in order to protect their assets, staff and customers. The Mobile Security Conference 2016 will delve into the latest trends in countering mobile security threats.

The two day event will take place at Indaba Hotel in Johannesburg on 11 & 12 May 2016.

The programme will cover a range of current topics which are pertinent to mobile security. The content includes subject matter on the rise of mobile malware, creating secure mobile usage policies, ensuring safe mobile payments, biometric integration, data analytics and the impact mobile has upon organisations.

Modern organisations need to be up to date and creative towards their security approach due to the broad nature of evolving threats in the mobile realm. The expert speaker panel will share their wealth of experience in mobile security by discussing the latest innovations in keeping the mobile channel secure.

The event will bring professionals from across the mobile sphere together. The content from the programme topics is beneficial to banks, IT firms, security solutions, telecommunication companies, service providers and software developers.

For more information contact Project Manager, Jesse de [email protected]

REVOLUTIONISING MOBILE SECURITY PRACTICES

Why

attend thisinternationally relevant

event?

Uncover the key factors in developing a secure and effective mobile system

Learn how to guard against the threats of malware and identity fraud

Network with top mobile security professionals

Top class speakers exploring the latest developments in mobile security

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LEARN

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• IT compliance• Forensics• Penetration testing• Payment systems• Fraud• Technology

• System architecture• Cloud• Mobile money• Information systems• Transactional services

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Software development• Applications development• Mobile security• Channel• Mobile channel• IT risk

Professionals dealing with the following, will benefit from attending this conference:

40%

82%

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90%

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60%

Data breaches

Employee mobility

Making BYOD safeAs more and more personal mobile

devices get introduced to the company network, the challenge of balancing employee freedom app functionality

and data security rise

of large data breaches were caused by lost or stolen devices

of companies that allowed BYOD were breached via employee-owned devices

of companies do not remove business data from their ex-employees’ devices

of companies let employees use personal devices for work

of U.S employees use their own smartphones at work

of employees use company-issued tablets to download personel apps

Top class speakers exploring the latest developments in mobile security


TCI at a glance

Over60%

of TCI delegates say that interesting topics are their main reason for attending our events

of delegatessay that

90% are worth attending TCI events

#1TCI is recognised as one of South Africa’s top financial organising companies

97% of delegates strongly agree that our conferences are well organised

2016 marks TCI’s fifteenth year of existence since its opening in 20022016

TCI hosted over 600 attendees at 2014 events alone

What do recent attendees think of TCI conferences

Meet your mobile security speakers addressing this event

Variety of interesting topics- Sean Richter, Blue Label Distribution

Various views on mobile, cash & card payments-Carl Cooper, Nedbank

Some of the insights gained raised awareness – Linda Channing – BarclaysBanking Big Data 2015

Some of the insights gained raised awareness – Linda Channing – BarclaysBanking Big Data 2015

Friendly and effective staff Juanita Cooper, PricewaterhouseCoopers

There was in-depth knowledge and views shared by key industry players -Slindile Khanyile, Syntell

Venue good; comfortable; TCI staff friendly and responsive – Kerry Allemann: Master Data ManagementAlternative Banking 2015

Very insightful topics – Theresa Klopper – ABSACyber Security in Banking Conference 2015

Diversity of speakers and companies. -Dean Bezuidenhout, Absa- RBB Africa IT

The diversity of views and perspectives on the topic – Abi-gail Marshman: SARB

ABSA, ABSA Capital, Entersekt, Bank One, BankServe Africa, Barclays Africa, Bidvest, Capitec, Capfin, Central Bank of Lesotho, First National Bank, First Rand: Group Treasury, HSBC, Telkom, Investec, Nedbank, Payserve, Stanlib, Tanzania Postal Bank, Ubank, Waterlinx, WesBank, African Bank, Bankmed, Sasfin Bank, South African Bankers Service, South African Post Office, South African Reserve Bank, Standard Bank, Rand Merchant Bank, Bank of Namibia, Deutsche Bank, Cashnet Logistics, Deloitte & Touche, Cashkows, Quickdraws, Cash Connect, Intuate Group, MBD Credit Solutions, Citibank, SAP Africa, Datacentrix, BancABC Mozambique, SAS, Innovation Group, Demographica, BSG, Consumer Profile Bureau, Ernst & Young, Marsh, KPMG, Karabina Solutions, P: Cubed, PBT Group, Steward Bank, Direct Axis, PayM8, Sureswipe, Payment Acceptance, Ovations Group, Grindrod Bank – Retail, Transunion, Mobile & Connect, Digiata, Corporate Card Services, Payserv Africa, Wizzit, Alexander Forbes, VeriFone, Eskom, Vodacom, Experian

Organisations that recently attended TCI events include:

Chris Le Roy Security Analyst

SensePost

Guy VenterRegional Representative: Southern Africa

Daon

Ravin SanjithCo-Founder & Executive

OneVault

Kevin Halkerd,CISSPSenior Security Specialist J2

Andrew MpofuIT Security Consultant

ABSA

Kevin McKerrSenior Security Specialist

IBM

Rhys A. Mossom, FounderChief Executive Officer & Principal Security Analyst

Network Security Services

Dr Liam TerblancheChief Technology Officer

Airvantage

Kris BudnikManaging Director

Slva Information Technology

Godfrey KutumelaExecutive Head: Security

IndigoCube

Johan TauteManager: Financial Services & Security

Vodacom

Jayesh MowjeeEnterprise Mobility and Security Sales Lead

Microsoft


Day 1- Wednesday 11 May 2016 Day 2- thursday 12 May 20168:00 Registrations open8:55 Opening remarks

SECURITY, A NECESSITY IN AN EXTRAVAGANT MOBILE ENVIRONMENT

9:00 Securing end to end experiences in a mobile-first cloud-first world. • statistics depicting a new dawn in security risks • overview of how Microsoft changed their core strategy to adapt to this new world • insights into how worldwide customers are approaching this journey Jayesh Mowjee, Enterprise Mobility and Security Sales Lead, Microsoft

9:40 The dark web and cyber-crime mechanics Kevin McKerr, Senior Security Specialist, IBM

11:00 Morning refreshments

11:20 Mobile security threats • exposure to risk • general solutions Kris Budnik, Managing Director, Slva Information Technology

SAFEGAURDING AGAINST PROGRESSIVE MOBILE THREATS

12:00 Establishing solutions to counteract evolving mobile threats • authentication is not just an enterprise issue, but a social issue too • multi-channel access offers multi-attack options for ‘fraudsters’ • how the invisible can become ‘visible’ • turning the ‘unautomatable’ into ‘automatable’ Ravin Sanjith, Co-Founder & Executive, OneVault

12:40 Lunch

13:40 Understanding risk and threats as they apply to mobile application security • define real and pertinent risks linked to mobile application and subscriptions • analysis of developer, user and subscriber metadata • overview of several years of large scale mobile operation security response Kevin Halkerd CISSP, Senior Security Specialist, J2

14:20 From where to where? • mobile devices expose users to unlimited security threats • mobile environment is not new, why do we still have security concerns? • hackers evolving methods to achieve goals • how do hackers try to exploit devices? Chris Le Roy, Security Analyst, Sensepost

15:00 Radio frequency signals: sniffing, jamming and exploitation • devices, an overview of technologies and protocols • overview of RF hacking and the controversial official use of these devices by state authorities (ie, IMSI catchers) and their implications towards user privacy • sniffing traffic, and attempting to produce useful data • jamming signals • overview into threats presented by the 802.11 wireless protocols • cyber-terrorism and disposable devices Rhys A. Mossom, Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Principal Security Analyst, Network Security Services

15:40 Afternoon refreshments

16:00 End of day

8:00 Registrations open8:55 Opening remarks

FOSTERING STRONG ORGANISATIONAL MOBILE SECURITY PRACTICES

9:00 Growing mobile security within the organisation Johan Taute, Manager: Financial Services & Security, Vodacom

MOBILE MALWARE IS ON THE RISE

9:40 Closing the mobile security gap • business attacks are money oriented • mobile devices are extremely vulnerable by default • mobile malware rates are growing by 75% year on year • hackers typically hone in on three prime targets – mobile content, identity and mobile data • mobile device management can alleviate some threats but not all of them • secure mobile software development practices are at the centre of a lasting solution • casual mobile users are exposed Godfrey Kutumela, Executive Head: Security, IndigoCube

10:20 Mobile malware terror • evolution of malware – from phones to computers • dangers of apps and trojanry • ransomware • vulnerability of mobile as a malware platform • malware and social engineering Andrew Mpofu, IT Security Consultant, ABSA

11:00 Morning Refreshments

HARNESSING BIOMETRICS AND DATA ANALYTICS TO IMPROVE MOBILE SECURITY

11:20 Integration of data and biometrics to keep the mobile channel secure • what is needed to record, compare, and verify biometrics on a mobile device? • do biometrics add security or complexity • security through obscurity - a false presumption • can transient biometrics address the one-fingerprint-for-life conundrum? • the real future of biometric security: undetectable multi-modal biometrics Dr. Liam Terblanche, Chief Technology Officer, Airvantage

12:00 Under the thumb: touch ID and Nexus imprint • challenges with authentication in mobile application • are biometrics the solution? • high level overview of Touch ID and Nexus Imprint • characteristics of a secure biometric/fingerprint implementation • scenarios where biometric/fingerprint authentication can be used to enhance the security of a mobile application Bernard Wagner, Head: Mobile Security, MWR InfoSecurity

12:40 Lunch

13:40 Biometrics, a solution to security concerns • maintaining heightening security limitations • integrity of transactions, data, records and information • implantation and execution of biometrics in various channels Guy Venter, Regional Representative: Southern Africa, Daon

14:20 Group panel discussion

15:40 Afternoon refreshments

16:00 End of day 2

SUMMIT 2016

Sponsorship andexhibition opportunities

Trade Conferences International is known for bringing representatives from top companies in Southern Africa together. Our financial events in the last 2 years alone were attended by more than 1000 professionals - all representatives of top industry players. TCI offers sponsoring or exhibiting companies the perfect chance to increase awareness, sales leads, exposure amongst our target audience, as well as ranking yourself as an industry leader.

This event creates a unique platform for sponsors and exhibitors to reach high powered delegates and receive maximum exposure to their products and services. Exhibiting your company’s products or services also allows you excellent networking opportunities. It gives the sponsoring companies an opportunity to penetrate the market and position itself as an active participant in the retail and financial sectors in South Africa.

With sponsorship opportunity packages starting at R5 000, there is a cost effective way to penetrate the market while balancing your budget. Sponsorship packages available include, lunch sponsor, sponsorship of delegate bags, folders, conference material etc. If you are a service provider, dealing with retail and financial systems, this is YOUR opportunity to align yourself as a major role player.

Contact Jason Joseph, Marketing Manager for more [email protected] | 011 803 1553

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Trade Conferences International has created the perfect branding, sponsorship and exhibition opportunity for companies that would like to reach decision makers in the financial sector

TCI offers sponsoring or exhibiting companies the perfect chance to increase awareness, sales leads, exposure amongst our target audience, as well as ranking yourself as an industry leader.

More about the organiser

Trade Conferences International was established in 2002 and has since been delivering excellence in financial, IT, marketing and retail conferencing. It has fast become one of South Africa’s leading and most recognised commercial conference companies, and through in-depth and thorough research TCI has mastered the art of organising highly relevant niche industry events.

With the backing of a dedicated team working behind the scene, TCI is committed to bringing delegates exceptionally good quality events. Topics are carefully selected to ensure that attendees are only addressed on subject matter that is solely focused on the opportunities, issues and challenges faced in their specific profession and industry respectively.

TCI’s signature events include the major Mobile Banking and Payments Southern Africa Conferences and Exhibitions, Banking Channel Management Conference and Core Banking Solutions Conference, Private Banking & Wealth Management Conference, Pricing and Billing, Trade Finance Conference, Global Transaction Conference and Cross Border Payments and Remittances Conference

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Maintain your company’s reputation for being involved and committed to innovation within the mobile arena?Gain direct access to a high quality and niche focused audience.Provide a permanent reminder to attendees of the services and products provided by your company.Position your company’s profile as a leader in the mobile arena.Generate sales leads and add possible clients to your database.

Recent sponsors and exhibitors include:

Mobile Retailing Conference | Mobile Banking Conference | Mobile Security Conference

DELEGATE REGISTRATION FORMPlease register the following delegates for the above conference

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Please note: Upon receiving the registration form, an invoice will be issued electronically. When payments are made, please supply the bank with your company name as reference.Fees include lunch, refreshments and conference documentation. The organisers reserve the right to make necessary changes to the programmes, speakers, venue or the dates should the need arise.

CANCELLATIONS will only be permitted within 5 days of registration. Thereafter your organisation will be held liable for payment of the full amount with no exceptions. Cancellations must be done in writing and forwarded to Trade Conferences International at [email protected] or faxed to 086 582 2981.

NB: I hereby acknowledge that I have read and understood all the terms and conditions ofregistration, and have the authority to approve the registration

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SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION REGISTRATION FORMThe size of your budget doesn’t matter. TCI will create the right branding opportunity for you

Please tick the option/s you are interested in and either fax or email the form back to TCI: Fax: 086 582 2981, or e-mail to [email protected]

Take note: All sponsorship, promotional values, packages are priced without Value Added Tax (VAT). Packages and prices are not final and can be tailored to suit your needs. Prices and packages are subject to change from either the organisers or the sponsoring company pending on agreement, with or without prior notice. Prices are dependant on number of pro-jected attendees, promotional items, design, material, and or manufacturing and printing costs per event. Prices do not include any form of logistics in South Africa or globally. Prices quoted are the promotional value and does not necessarily include the promotional or marketing items. Prices stated are minimum.Upon receiving the signed sponsorship form, an invoice will be issued electronically which must be processed within five days after forwarded. Once the sponsorship form has been completed, the company will be held responsible for payment. When payment is made please supply the company name. The organisers reserve the right to make necessary changes to the venue or programme should the need arise.

GOLD/ SILVER/ BRONZE SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES (Details on request) DELEGATE GIFTS: R10 000 DELEGATE FOLDERS: R10 000COFFEE & REFRESHMENT AREA: R30 000 NAME BADGES: R10 000BRANDING OF REGISTRATION AREA: R40 000 BEVERAGE SPONSOR: R10 000VISITORS & DELEGATES CARRY BAGS: R12 000 PROMOTIONAL INSERTS: R7 000 PROMOTIONAL GIFTS: R10 000+ OPEN EXHIBITION SPACE: R12 500SHELL SCHEME EXHIBITION STAND R15 500 (Open exhibition space includes lunch for two)

All the above prices are quoted without VAT.

REGISTRATION DETAILS:Registration fee

Normal price: R9 350.00 + VAT= R10 659.00 p.p12% Group registration (3 or more) R8 228.00+ VAT = R9 379.92 p.p

Registration cost does not include transport and accommodation

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E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 011 803 1553/0009

Trade Conferences InternationalPO Box 665, Fourways, 2055 Fax: 086 582 2981


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