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Security Colloquium Series 2002 - 2004
 

“Closing the door on fraud and money laundering”
Tuesday 25th February 2003, Thistle Tower Hotel, London
Computer Security Research Centre, London School of Economics
An event sponsored by Hewlett-Packard

For financial institutions the Internet offers huge advantages. It’s fast, cost-effective, always open and has enormous reach. That’s great for improving customer service and profitability. But it also brings new risks, most notably in the areas of fraud and money laundering.
This Real-Time Security and Fraud Detection Briefing, is brought to you by the Computer Security Research Centre, London School of Economics. By attending you will discover the potential and limits of the latest technology for helping companies manage those risks and close the door on fraud and money laundering.
Our respected speakers have been chosen to give you a balanced, informed and pragmatic view of current and future developments in security and fraud detection. From our keynote speaker, Professor Ian Angell, London School of Economics, to fellow practitioners, such as Werner van Ipenburg from Rabobank, Europe’s largest online bank, you will discover how intelligent security monitoring techniques, applied at the transaction level, are enabling financial institutions to protect both their information and their reputation.
Full details of our speakers and the agenda are given here.
www.hp.com/uk/security
 
 
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