Cyber Crime  in i-Gaming- how it happens- means to prevent it

Cybercrime is one of the top concerns of i-Gaming operators and regulators. Identity theft and fraud on the internet is rampant. Even the UK National lottery has recently suffered a cyber attack. How does fraud and cybercrime in relation to i-gaming most frequently occur? What are the top three challenges in addressing cybercrime? What can be done to identify and prevent fraud including forgery and counterfeit documents? What technical tools are currently available to mitigate it and what future tools are on the horizon?  Is current UK and global regulation sufficient to address it?  Are enforcement efforts effective and robust enough?

Our panel of experts will discuss and evaluate these issues and how it will affect your business:

Moderator: Michael Caselli, Publisher, i-Gaming Business

Panellists:
Chris Sullivan, Manager, Remote Investigations, UK Gambling Commission
David Schollenberger, Partner and Head of Gaming Team, Healys LLP
Gavin Burton, Strategic Development Director, Trust ID (formerly Amberhill False Identity Team, Organised Crime Command New Scotland Yard)
Dr. Joerg Hofmann, Partner and Head of Gaming & Betting Practice, Melchers lawyers, Heidelberg, Germany
Peter Murray, Head of Gaming, GB Group plc
George Quigley, Partner, Cyber Security, KPMG

Places will be limited. Reserve yours today by contacting Jon Budge on 020 7822 4151 or email jonathan.budge@healys.old-website.shout-loud.co.uk by the 31 January 2017.