24 – 26 May 2016 | Menzies Hotel, Sydney
All levels of government and the private sector now engage in various forms of online transactions. As much as security systems are in place to prevent and detect fraud, the landscape is constantly changing at a rapid rate.
As the methodologies employed by fraudsters continue to increase in sophistication, organisations need to constantly stay ahead of the game and be continuously equipped to thwart and address incidences of fraud.
The 5th Australian Fraud Summit 2016 will bring together thought leaders in the public and private sectors to discuss new thinking in preventing, detecting and responding to fraud in an increasingly complex technological era.

This conference will address:

• Strategies to prevent, detect and respond to increasingly sophisticated fraud methods
  
• Methods to increase resilience to cyber exposure and secure information
• How to equip your organisation to address increased infiltration on online channels
• Embedding a culture of empowering and educating staff about fraud risk
• Tools to improve internal fraud management
  

Attend and hear from senior International and Australian leaders including:

• Iain Johnston, Head of Financial Crimes and Security, Prudential Corporation Asia (Hong Kong)
• Pieter van der Merwe, Chief Information Security Officer, Woolworths Ltd
• Tamsyn Harris, Head of Fraud Strategy – Financial Crimes Unit, ANZ
• Rocky Scopelliti, Global Industry Executive - Banking, Finance & Insurance, Telstra
• Ashutosh Kapse, Head – Information Security, Technology Risk & Audit, IOOF Holdings Ltd
• Este Darin-Cooper, Director of Regulation and Strategy, Office of the Australian Information Commissioner

Click here for the event brochure
SRA ANZ members are eligible for a 10% discount off the current price.
Contact Akolade on 61 2 9247 6000 or email registration@akolade.com.au and quote your VIP Code: EFXR1 to receive your discount.

​Engaging Risk
 
Adelaide, South Australia 22-25 November 2016
 
Call for Abstracts
 
What do climate change, immunisation, refugees and animal testing have in common? They engage society in heated debate about risk, and they all involve tension between subjective and objective risk analysis. The experimental, natural and social sciences have all been called into question as stakeholders try to make sense of risk and reward in absolute terms as well as relative to their own work and lives. The 9th Annual Conference of the SRA-ANZ calls for papers relevant to risk and engagement from all academic disciplines and industries. We invite papers on:

• How can risk analysis be more engaging?
• What are the relationships between risk engagement, risk communication, decision-making and judgment.
• How do individuals, groups and entities engage with risk?
• How do various sciences engage with risk?
• How can risk analysis engage the subjective and objective dimensions of risk?
• What innovative applications, methodologies and technologies could make risk analysis more engaging?
• How can different populations be engaged in risk, risk analysis and risk management? (Including workers, managers, investors, planners, policy makers, government and the community)
• In what ways does engaging with risk involve engaging with reward?

 
We also invite the submission of papers on other aspects of risk, risk analysis and risk management.
 
Deadline for submission
Authors must be submitted on or before the 27th May 2016. 
 
Find the submission form and further details online at:
http://www.sraanz.org.nz/instructions-for-presenters.html
 
Naomi Cogger
SRA-ANZ President