#CyberFest: Cyber Crime is a Catalyst for Change in the Banking Sector?
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About this event
We’ll be debating this question with two speakers from the banking and cyber security sectors for the motion and two against. Will the arguments challenge our assumptions on the relationship between crime and money?
Let's find out!
SPEAKERS
Caroline Theobald CBE - Co-founder, NIBE
Dawn Dunn - Cluster Manager, Dynamo North East
Phil Jackman - Director, Dynamo North East & Geurrilla Working
Paul Lancaster - Founder & Director, Plan Digital & Newcastle Startup Week
Karen Elliott - Senior Lecturer, Newcastle University Business School
Tom Johnson - Ethical Hacker and Social Engineer
Hydeam Sulton - Head of VAT and Indirect Tax, MHA Tait Walker
Rozib Mirza - Security Business Partner, RBS
AGENDA
8:30 | Welcome and introduction, Paul Lancaster, Caroline Theobald, Dawn Dunn and Phil Jackman
8:50 | Speakers, for and against the motion, for and against the motion.
9:15 | Interlude discussion, Caroline Theobald and Dawn Dunn
9:25 | Response, for and against the motion, for and against the motion
9:50 | Summary and audience questions to the panel, Paul Lancaster and Phil Jackman
10:20| Vote and close Caroline Theobald and Dawn Dunn
View the full #CyberFest 2020 programme here
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@dynamonortheast
This event is also aimed at North East SMEs who are looking to learn more about the innovative ideas within the industry.
Organiser Dynamo North East
Organiser of #CyberFest: Cyber Crime is a Catalyst for Change in the Banking Sector?
Dynamo is an industry-led initiative with the core mission to ‘Grow the North East IT Economy’ through collaboration and innovation. We are a voice for the sector regionally and nationally; generating ‘noise’ to promote the region as a hotspot for IT/digital business.
With over 160 members, we are made up of IT organisations, large local corporate employers, consultants, technology hubs, education providers, local government and suppliers to the industry. We rely on the support of our region’s organisations to help us achieve regional IT growth, promote the North East externally, develop skills and education and support regional research and development.
We are passionate about our region and our sector and we work to ensure they both prosper.
