This event is jointly produced by ATMIA and RBR

	Day 1 - Monday 27th October, 2008
8:30 - 9:15	Registration desk open Coffee and pastries available in exhibit hall
9:15	Welcome and opening remarks
9:30	Network security in an expanding European marketplace VocaLink is one of the world’s largest payment networks. Recent expansion, and ambitions to grow into Europe, present unique security challenges, which will be explored in this session. Craig Broom, Cards Service Line Director, VocaLink
10:00	ATM security strategy in the savings banks groups in Austria Austrian banks are witnessing increasing ATM fraud from overseas.  This presentation will highlight recent measures, including chip authorisation strategy, and a specific initiative for recycling ATMs. Peter Michael Seitz, Channel Management, Branches and Self-Service, Erste Bank
10:30	ATM Crime in the National Bank of Greece A case study presenting ATM fraud incidents and proposed solutions, and the contribution of ATM EMV upgrade and Chip Card migration in the battle against fraud. Michael Ondrias, System Analyst, National Bank of Greece
11:00	Coffee break and exhibits open
11:45	ATM Security in Africa As the African ATM market develops, so does ATM crime.  How are African banks attempting to improve the security of their fleets? Dare Adeyeri, General Manager and Chief Information Officer, Guaranty Trust Bank, Nigeria
12:15	ATM physical crime - winning the crime battle by taking a different approach Payzone has made several acquisitions in recent years, each bringing its own set of problems.  This presentation will demonstrate how a small security team, working on a small budget, has succeeded in reducing crime by adopting unconventional tactics. Alastair Richardson, Security Manager, Payzone
12:45	Lunch and exhibits open
14:15	ATM physical attacks - a positive experience Tesco holds a unique position in the ATM industry as both a deployer and a site-owner.  This presentation will describe how Tesco and Police worked in partnership to 'defeat' a series of ATM physical attacks. Les Kynaston, ATM Fraud & Security Manager, Tesco and Alan Mason, East Midlands Police Specialist Operations Unit
15:00	Secure customer identification and authentication in the face of global fraud trends Why collaboration is key in protecting consumer trust and industry integrity in a world of rapid channel and technology convergence.  This session will include a case study presented by one of NCR's customers. Claire Shufflebotham, Global Marketing Manager - Security and Fraud Prevention, NCR
15:45	Coffee break and exhibits open
16:30	Working together to tackle card fraud at ATMs Card fraud is a serious issue for member banks, issuers and acquirers and card schemes.  This session will explore some of the modus operandi, rationale and developments in this space to reduce the risk at ATMs. Karl Brincat PhD, Head of Technology Risk, Visa Europe
17:00	ATM Fraud - European Focus This session will illustrate how a unified approach is taken to countering ATM fraud in Europe.  It will present the latest European ATM fraud statistics and trends, and cover common types of ATM fraud and known countermeasures. Lachlan Gunn, Coordinator, EAST
17:30	Conference closing remarks
17:35	Drinks reception sponsored by 3SI Security
	Day 2 - Tuesday 28th October, 2008
8:30	Registration desk open Coffee and pastries, exhibits open
9:00	Opening remarks
9:15	Maintaining customer confidence and protecting brand integrity One of the UK's leading banks will discuss data protection solutions and how a stringent approach to security can help to build customer trust and loyalty. Sue Seaby, Head of Global Group Security, Barclays
09:45	Co-ordinating an approach to ATM security with external partners BCR has worked with the Romanian police to tackle fraud in its ATM network. This presentation will look at how different bodies can work together to improve security. Onisifor Mihail Petredeanu, Head of Acquiring, Banca Comerciala Romana
10:15	ATM and CIT attacks - the Europol perspective ATM and CIT attacks are frequently linked to bank robberies and other crime types.  This presentation will provide a European overview and suggest some possible preventative measures. Artur Romanowski, Europol
10:45	Coffee break and exhibits open
11:30	The role of CIT in ATM security This presentation will look at ATM security from a CIT perspective and how CIT companies and deployers can combine to reduce ATM-related crime. Tony Smillie, member of ESTA Security & Risk Management Working Group
12:00	The ECB banknote recycling framework Recycling is likely to become more and more popular over the next few years.  The ECB's framework aims to ensure it can be implemented without compromising the security of the ATM. Niels Riedel, Senior Expert, ECB Banknote Recycling Framework
12:30	Cyber Crime A look at how cyber crime and cyber espionage can damage businesses in the banking sector. Peter Yapp, Head of Information Security, Control Risks
13:00	Lunch & exhibits open
14:30	Keeping your Windows ATM computers secure in a changing threat landscape At ATM Sec 06, Pat described a practical architecture to produce a secure, well-managed ATM estate.  But there are still challenges to keeping the ATM's computer secure as the threats change over time; this session digs into some good ways to make sure you stay safe. Pat Telford, Principal Security Consultant, Microsoft
15:00	Secure in an insecure environment Through the changing environment in which ATMs are operating, security and the issues influencing security have caused operators to re-evaluate their security needs and requirements. The issue of security is receiving a greater level of awareness within the financial institution. Constant cash in circulation and the increased acceptance and usage of credit and debit cards mean that criminals are refocusing their efforts on those domains where cash is located and can be accessed. This session is the response of Wincor Nixdorf to the IT Security related issues.  Mojgan Bringemeier, Product Manager IT Security, Wincor Nixdorf
15:45	The application of biometric security in Japanese ATMs Japan is leading the way in the introduction of biometric security measures at ATMs.  This session will look at how they have been implemented and the benefits they have provided. Dr Mitsutoshi Himaga, Engineering Development Manager, Hitachi-Omron Terminal Solutions Group
16:15	Coffee break and exhibits open
16:45	The convergence of ATM and online transactions Payment cards, previously only used for ATM and POS transactions, are increasingly a component of online shopping and banking.  This presentation will discuss some of the threats, and their mitigation techniques, from this change in the risk landscape. Dr Steven Murdoch, Chief Security Architect, Cronto Ltd and Researcher, University of Cambridge
17:15	Update on latest UK ATM crime A look at recent developments in UK ATM crime, and how it is being tackled by industry stakeholders. Alan Townsend, Chairman, ATM Security Working Group
17:45	Closing remarks and conference close