The e-Crime Congress 2006 will seek to challenge conventional attitudes on e-Crime and examine how business, government and law enforcement can continue to work together in order to tackle a threat that undermines public confidence in the internet as a viable and secure commercial medium for the future.

Learning from examples of successful law-enforcement operations and the suggestions made by delegates in 2005, the congress will seek to explore a number of key issues through the following structured themes:

State of the Nation

Identity Theft

The Dark Economy & Counterfeit Networks

Selling Security to the Board

Crisis Management & Information Infrastructure

Intelligence Gathering & Forensics

Law Enforcement Round Table

New Technologies – New Threats

This is an annual event now in its 4th year we shall welcome over 500 attendees in 2006. Networking with your peers from other sectors can provide you with valuable information & intelligence on how they are dealing with similar e-crime issues that you face or have identified.
The range of business sectors represented is vast and varied, to include;
Banking ▪ Finance ▪ Insurance ▪ Communications ▪Telco's ▪ ISPs ▪ Construction ▪Agriculture ▪ Mining ▪ Consultancy ▪ IT Consultancy ▪ Education ▪ Local Government ▪ Health ▪ Pharmaceuticals ▪ IT ▪ Law Enforcement ▪ Legal Practices ▪ Manufacturing ▪ Engineering ▪ Media ▪ Entertainment ▪ Military/Defence ▪ Professional Services ▪ Regulation / Policy / Standards ▪ Retail ▪ Wholesale ▪ Training ▪ Transport ▪ Travel ▪ Central Government ▪ Utilities.