1. Fabrice A. Marie
   
   Presentation Title: Banking Security in Fast Developing Countries
   
   
   Presentation Details:
   
   Banking is traditionally a slow changing industry. It has always been a closed environment, however recently it has had to open up in order to peers with other banks and networks to provide more services to their customers. Old large banks have moved to new technology as it became available: slowly for most, carefully for some. Fast developing country's banks are a special case. They are just starting to leap frog from traditional banking services to offer the complete range of modern banking products. In doing so they opened up their network at one shot in a lot of different ways.
   
   This presentation focuses on typical banking insecurities that fast developing country's bank should avoid falling into, and how to avoid them in the first place. We will discuss about real threats such as ATM and credit card frauds, bank application frauds, core banking insecurity, and finally banking networks security. The presentation will provide solutions to the problems highlighted.
   
   About Fabrice A. Marie
   

   Fabrice is the founder of FMA, a small dedicated security firm based in Singapore with offices in Kuala Lumpur. Developer by trade for many years, he has been involved in the information security fields for over 8 years. His interests are in cryptography, trusted operating systems, secure programming, open source, firewalling techniques and bank robberies. For the last four years he has been breaking mostly bank and telco web applications in the Asia Pacific region, as well as performing penetration tests for them.

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