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Speaker Information
Speaker bios are added as they are received.
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| Karl Brincat PhD, Head of Technology Risk, Visa Europe
Karl Brincat is currently Head of Technology Risk within Visa Europe. His current key responsibilities are risk reviews of products and services which are to be deployed to market. He is also a security subject matter expert in Visa Europe. Prior to joining the Risk Division, he worked in Virtual Visa, a division within Visa Europe, where he was involved with development and deployment of 3D Secure. Karl joined Visa Europe in February 2000.
Prior to joining Visa, Dr. Brincat was a research assistant working on various areas of cryptography at Royal Holloway, University of London. He has also worked as a research assistant at the University of Natal, Durban, South Africa.
Dr Brincat obtained his Ph.D. in Mathematics and Cryptography from Royal Holloway, University of London in 1995 where, prior to that, he had obtained a M.Sc. is Discrete Mathematics.
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| Mojgan Bringemeier, Product Manager IT Security, Wincor Nixdorf
Mojgan Bringemeier has a degree in Electrical Engineering from Bremen University in Germany. She has 15 years experience working for various international companies in Germany including ERCO, ORGA Smart Card Integrator and T-Mobile. Since 2001, Mojgan has worked for Wincor Nixdorf as a Product Manager, responsible for IT security.
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| Craig Broom, Cards Service Line Director, VocaLink
Craig joined LINK in July 2003 as Director of Systems and Technology. Following the successful merger of Voca and Link Interchange Network in 2007 to create VocaLink, Craig’s current role is as Cards Service Line Director. Craig is responsible for the delivery of VocaLink’s core ATM proposition to schemes and outsourced cards services to customers.
Following university, Craig entered the information technology sector and has lived and worked in the UK, Europe and the US. He has a broad technical background and has managed areas as diverse as operations and technical and business architecture. Craig has been developing and implementing always available messaging, payments and real-time banking services for nearly 30 years. Craig’s previous role was as Managing Director of Immediate Payments Ltd, responsible for delivery of the UK Faster Payments proposition for the company.
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| Lachlan Gunn, Coordinator, European ATM Security Team
Lachlan Gunn is Coordinator and a director of the European ATM Security Team, and a director of CameraWatch Ltd, an independent, not-for-profit, advisory body that supports organisations impacted by CCTV and their understanding and compliance with current policy and legislation. He also runs his own business, BenAlpin Limited, a UK based independent consultancy providing commercial security advice and business support & advisory services.
Lachlan began his career in the British Armed Forces, has managed several commercial security companies and has a strong background in risk management, mainly relating to the transportation, storage and processing of cash. He has worked in the following locations: Belgium; Croatia; India; Indonesia; Hong Kong; Malaysia; the Netherlands; Singapore; Spain; Taiwan; Thailand; the United Kingdom.
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| Dr Mitsutoshi Himaga, Engineering Development Manager, Hitachi-Omron Terminal Solutions Group
Mitsutoshi Himaga received a B.Eng. in Information Engineering in 1993 and M.Eng. in Information Engineering in 1995, both from Nagoya University. In 1995, he joined Hitachi, Ltd., where he was in charge of the development of image / character recognition software. In 1999, he joined the Image Processing Group at King’s College, University of London, where he majored in medical image processing. He rejoined Hitachi’s image processing group in Mechatronics Systems Division in 2001 and moved to Hitachi-Omron Terminal Solutions, Corp. (HOTS) in 2004. In 2005, he received a Ph.D. in medical image processing from the University of London. He is a technical supervisor of finger vein biometric systems at HOTS. Dr. Himaga is a member of the IEICE of Japan, the Japan Society of Medical Imaging and Information Sciences (MII) and the Hitachi Henjin-kai.
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| Niels Riedel, Senior Expert, ECB Banknote Recycling Framework
Niels joined the graduate training programme at Deutsche Bundesbank in 1996 where he became an expert in the preparations for the 2002 Euro cash changeover, and later Deputy Head of Organisational and IT Department. Niels joined ECB in 2000. He is Chairman of the Eurosystems's Task Force on Used Banknote sorting. He is involved in the preparation of the Banknote Recycling Framework and works in close cooperation with the Eurosystem NCBs and coordinates implementation. He is the Project Manager for the establishment and upgrade of the Eurosystem's Information System on euro banknotes and coins.
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| Sue Seaby, Head of Global Group Security, Barclays
Sue Seaby describes herself as a Security generalist with 25 years experience working within many areas of the Critical National Infrastructure, i.e. Utilities, Aviation, Telecoms and Finance.
During her time in these industries she was advisor to her Management boards on the Lockerbie Incident, 9/11 and most recently 7/7 where she lead her Gold team to evacuate 3,500 people from an office above Liverpool Street Station, got them to a place of safety, fed and watered them and sent them all home that day with no casualties.
Sue’s skill sets include;
Physical Security Specification and Awareness
Crisis Management
Travel Management
Bomb Threat assessment
Threat and Risk Analysis
Sue’s current role is Global Group Head of Security for Barclays based in Canary Wharf.
Her remit is to provide both strategic and geographic polices and governance programs to enable and support the wide range of initiatives across the present and new markets across the Barclays Group.
Sue lives in Greater London and is married with 2 sons.
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| Peter Michael Seitz, Channel Management - Branches and Self-Service, Erste Bank
Peter Michael has almost 20 years experience in the banking industry. He has been involved with the development of payments infrastructure, electronic banking and self-service projects.
He has been with Erste Bank since 2000. He has been responsible for the self-service strategy for Erste Bank and Savingsbank in Austria, as well as projects on multichannel management and the development of strategies for cash-in and recycling. Since 2003, he has been the leader of the expert group 'self-service and cash-desk-infrastructure'.
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| Claire Shufflebotham, Global Marketing Manager, Security & Fraud Prevention, NCR
Claire's connection with the financial industry began twenty years ago with four years in Japan. It was her Japanese skills and banking experience that led to her joining NCR in 1993. She has led global software marketing programs as well as new business discovery initiatives in key areas such as biometrics. For the past three years she has had global industry marketing responsibility for NCR's holistic ATM security portfolio, NCR Secure, covering fraud prevention best practice, standards and compliance, software and physical security and consulting services.
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| Pat Telford, Principal Security Consultant, Microsoft
Pat Telford is a Principal Consultant for Microsoft Consulting Services in Toronto, specialising in Windows security. For the past four years, Pat has primarily been engaged with the five big Canadian banks' ATM projects and has been working with banks and ATM manufacturers worldwide. Pat has a broad consulting background across several industries in Canada, the UK, and Australia.
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Alan Townsend, Chairman, ATM Security Working Group
Alan joined the Metropolitan Police Service in 1976 and became a full time investigator in 1980 serving in a number of London’s busiest areas. During his service he served tours of duty with specialist branches including Anti Terrorism, Major Incident Teams, Child Protection and the Flying Squad; he retired from the police service in 2006.
Alan was responsible for founding the ATM Security Working Group (ATMSWG), in 2001, which was formed to consider crime and security issues relating to the ‘stand-alone’ or ‘freestanding’ type of ATM operated by Independent ATM Deployers (IAD) in the UK. Following a reassessment of UK ATM crime groups in December 2007, the ATMSWG now represents all major UK ATM deployers in relation to physical crime.
In 2006 Alan was engaged as the ATMIA Security Advisor and since that time he has edited a number of ATMIA security guidelines, assisted in arranging the security series of ATMIA / RBR conferences and been available to members for general security advice.
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| Peter Yapp, CISSP, Head of Information Security, Control Risks
Since joining Control Risks in 1998, Peter has specialised in managing and conducting sensitive and technically challenging computer investigations and carrying out IT and Information security (and ISO27001) reviews for blue chip companies and financial institutions.
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