• May 16-17 2013 • SUNWay PUTRa HOTEL Kuala lumpur

• May 16-17 2013
• SUNWAY PUTRA HOTEL Kuala Lumpur
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In Malaysia cyber crime is not predominantly an external threat
anymore. Organizations are reporting the risk of cyber crime coming
from inside the organization. The biggest threat that a cyber crime
could affect an organization is the reputation of organization. The
cyber criminals intrude into your organization and getting information
out. Such act directly results into financial loss and reputation loss.
Given the increasing amount of cyber threats there is a need for more
proactive measures to prevent more Internet users from becoming
cyber crime victims and it will take more than reviewing or improving
current cyber security laws.
Amending laws take time and it is slower than the prevailing problem.
Business houses need to intensify education and awareness efforts to
educate users on Internet risks.
This conference educates users to tackle internal threats and respond
to cyber crime activities. The e-Crime Conference is designed to meet
the needs of key stakeholders and decision makers who are responsible
for designing and coordinating information security, safeguarding IT
assets and sensitive information, protecting customers, defending
against internal or external threats and responding to incidents.
Confirmed Role Players
• Abdulla Abdulqader Al-Attas
Senior GRC Analyst, IMPACT, Malaysia
• Lt. Col. (retd.) Sazali Sukardi
Head, Strategic Policy Research, CyberSecurity, Malaysia
• Chuan-Wei, Hoo
Information Security specialist, BT Singapore
• Murari Kalyanaramani
Senior Technology Services Manager, British American Tobacco (BAT),
Malaysia
• Thaib Mustafa
Head of TM Certification Authority (TMCA) eSecurity Business
Telekom Malaysia, Malaysia
• Prinya Hom-Anek
President, ACIS, Thailand
• Lt. Col. Asmuni Yusof
Head of Surveillance and Network Security Division,
Malaysia Communications and Multimedia Division, Malaysia
• Prof. Zaiton Hamin
Faculty of Cyber Law, Universiti Technologi Mara, Malaysia
• Dr. Omar Zakaria
Dy. President, Information Security Professional Association (ISPA),
Malaysia
• Chan Yew Weng
Senior ICT Specialist, Technology & Innovation
National Library Board, Singapore
• Chakib Abi Saab
Chief Information Officer (CIO) Bumiarmada, Malaysia
• Kashif Syed Haq
Chief Technology Officer, Celcom, Malaysia
• Suresh Ramasamy
IT Security Strategist, Digi Telecom, Malaysia
• Pelle Aardewerk
Asia Pacific Project Assurance Manager - Top Projects, Shell, Malaysia
Malaysian cyber threat landscape is no less alarming
with over 10,000 cases reported every month up till
August last year.
Last year, Cybersecurity Malaysia received over 8,000
reports about cybercrime via its cyber999 hotline.
Its Cyber Early Warning System has also detected
over 5,000,000 security threats up until August.
Benefits of the program
After this program you will be able to:
• Devise a e-crime prevention program with high
involvement of management.
• Build a culture of e-security in your organization to
prevent e-crimes.
• Identify key cyber security risks that your business
faces.
• Learn how to protect your critical assets from e-crime
and cyber attack.
• Determine loopholes in the security of your company’s
assets and fix them.
• Counter the latest attack techniques being used by
e-criminals to damage critical national assets, data and
infrastructure.
• Develop the criteria to choose, manage and work with
vendors on a long term basis.
• Equip yourself with Malaysian Cyber laws and its
relevance to your e-crime prevention program.
• Understand the relation between cyber security and
business objectives through real life case studies for
better understanding of how computer criminals work.
Who should attend
• CIO - Chief Information Officer
• CTO - Chief Technology Officer
• CISO - Chief Information Security Officer
• Enterprise Security Director
• Director Enterprise Architect solutions
• ICT Strategies & Infrastructure Manager
• IT Security Manager
• Data Centre Security Manager
• Disaster Recovery Manager
• Director e-Security projects
• Head of Information Security Operations
• Enterprise Security Engineer
• Executive Manager Enterprise Infrastructure
• General Manager Security & Compliance Manager
• Infrastructure Support & IT Security Director/Manager
• Director of IT Business
• Engagement Solutions Manager

Abdulla Abdulqader
Al-Attas
Senior GRC Analyst,
IMPACT, Malaysia
As Senior Analyst of the Global Response Centre
(GRC), Abdulla is responsible for the implementation
of operational activities and design structure at the
Global Response Centre of IMPACT. Global Response
Centre (GRC) is designed to be the foremost cyber
threat resource centre in the world. IMPACT’s GRC
provides the global community with a real-time
aggregated early warning system. He is responsible
in emerging various global partners into one major
platform and offers them a comprehensive threat
and remediation information; this includes the
constructive analysis and improvisation of IMPACT’s
partner countries’ national information infrastructure
and security. Abdulla who hailed with six years of
experience in systems and network security also
an instructor in programming and networking,
vulnerability assessment, and incident response.
Abdulla is a certified SANS professional holding (GIAC
GCIH) and has Master of Science Degree in Computer
and Information Engineering from International
Islamic University Malaysia. He has also gained
vast cybersecurity professional experience through
his previous employment in reputable international
organisations in Malaysia and in other part of the
world.
Murari Kalyanaramani
Senior Technology
Services Manager
British American
Tobacco (BAT),
Malaysia
Murari is a seasoned Information Risk Management
professional with over 12 years experience in
Information Security Management, Business
Continuity Management, Information Systems
Auditing and IT Risk Management. Possessing the
experience from both a commercial and a consulting
perspective, Murari has successfully managed
multinational and multi-location teams in global
strategy & governance definition and implementation,
operational service delivery, supplier management and
transformational initiatives. Murari is currently Global
Head of IT Security Services for British American
Tobacco responsible for IT Security Management, IT
Security Operations, Identity & Access Management,
Supplier IT Security and Business Continuity
Governance and Strategic Supplier Management
over Managed Security Services Providers and
Vendors. Prior to joining BAT, Murari was attached to
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Malaysia where he
was the Lead Manager for the Information Assurance
and Threat & Vulnerability Management (TVM) group.
During his tenure in PwC, he delivered and managed
numerous Information Security, Business Continuity,
Business Process & Systems Assurance and Third
Party Assurance Services engagements for clients in
various industries including the government sector.
Lt. Col. (retd.) Sazali
Sukardi
Head, Strategic
Policy Research,
CyberSecurity,
Malaysia
Chuan-Wei, Hoo
Information Security
specialist, BT
Singapore
Lt Col Sazali bin Sukardi (Retired) is the Head of
Strategic Policy Research, CyberSecurity Malaysia,
an agency under the Ministry of Science, Technology
and Innovation, Malaysia (MOSTI). He holds Master of
Science in Information Security from Royal Holloway,
University of London, Master of Arts in Defence
Studies from King’s College, University of London,
Post Graduate Diploma in System Analysis from
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), and Bachelor
of Science in Civil Engineering from University of
Hartford, Connecticut, USA. He was also a graduate
from the Joint Services Command and Staff College,
United Kingdom. While in the Malaysian Army, he has
served amongst others, as the Director of Military
Studies & Training Division at the Malaysia Military
Academy and Staff Officer at Ministry of Defence. He
joined CyberSecurity Malaysia in April 2009, and his
current post deals with Strategic Cyber Security Policy
Research. He is the committee member of Strategic
Planning Committee of the European Union Contact
Network for Spam Authorities, and the Leading Co-
Chair of the Council for Security Cooperation in Asia
Pacific Study Group on Cyber Security.
Chuan-Wei, Hoo is the BT Singapore Advise Assure
Security Information Officer who was honored as
the 2012 ISC2 Information Security Leadership
Achievement (ISLA) Honoree and the 2010 IDG
Chief Security Officer (CSO) ASEAN Award winner.
Chuan-Wei has 20 years of IT experience, assuming
various IT management roles in the financial and
telecommunication sector regionally and also serves
as an adjunct lecturer with ISS-NUS and Temasek
Polytechnic, and a guest lecturer with the Business
Continuity Management Institute. In his free time, he
partakes in standards work with the Singapore ITSC
Security & Privacy Technical Committee (SPSTC);
responsible for reviewing network and application
security standards. His financial background includes
working in a Japanese bank’s technology arm,
UOB and Standard Chartered Bank where he was
responsible for the strategic planning and review of
IT security initiatives and operation management, as
well as performing compliance reviews and support of
internal and external audits. He also worked at Nortel
Networks, where he was manager (Systems Security)
for Corporate Security in APAC responsible for
information systems security involving the protection
of intellectual property, systems integrity and
computer forensic investigation. Chuan-Wei received
his Bachelor of Information Technology degree from
University of Southern Queensland.
Thaib Mustafa
Head of TM
Certification Authority
(TMCA) eSecurity
Business, Telekom
Malaysia, Malaysia
Prinya Hom-Anek
President, ACIS,
Thailand
Thaib Mustafa joined Telekom Malaysia Berhad
(TM) in 1991 and has held various positions in
TM at Technology Strategy, Corporate Strategy &
Planning, TM Subsidiaries, TM International and
Group Information Technology before joining TM
Applied Business Sdn Bhd in 2011 as the Head of
TM Certification Authority (TMCA) to lead on a new
eSecurity business initiatives promoting secure
information exchange. He also serves as DDI’s
Certified Talent Assessor for TM since 2009. With 23
years of ICT experience, he has actively supporting the
industry as a member of Malaysian Industry Standard
Committee for IT, Communication & Multimedia
(ISCG), Chairman of Malaysian Industry Standard
Technical Committee for Information Security (TC5),
President ITSMF Malaysia (2007/2008), Council
Member of Share Guide Association of Malaysia
(2008-2010) and Deputy President of IASA Malaysia
(2007-2011).
Prinya Hom-anek has over twenty years of Information
Technology (IT) and Information Security specialist,
consulting and training experience in Network and
Data communication, Internet and Network Security,
Information Security, Fraud and Forensic Investigation,
Penetration Testing, ISMS and generic Information
Security Consulting in both public and private sectors.
He is recognized as the first pioneer in Information
Security in Thailand and one of Asia Pacific leading
Information Security Professional. Mr. Hom-anek
currently serve as a senior committee member on
various boards including (ISC)2 Asian Advisory
Board, ISACA Thailand committee, ITSMF Thailand
Committee, Electronic Transaction Commission
Security Sub-commitee and Thailand Information
Security Association (TISA) committee and secretary.
He publishes many Information Security articles over
130 articles in magazines and newspapers such as
eEnterprise, eLeader, Telecom Journal, Thairath,
DailyNews, The Nation and Bangkok Post. He is
frequently invited to appear in TV and radio program
in Thailand providing his expert opinion on Information
Security related topics. Mr. Hom-anek has provided
consultancy for many international organization and
he is a visiting lecturer at a number of universities and
college within Thailand on Information Security and IT
audit.

Lt. Col. Asmuni Yusof
Head of Surveillance
and Network Security
Division, Malaysia
Communications and
Multimedia Division,
Malaysia
Prof. Zaiton Hamin
Faculty of Cyber Law,
Universiti Technologi
Mara, Malaysia
Dr. Omar Zakaria
Dy. President,
Information Security
Professional
Association (ISPA),
Malaysia
Chan Yew Weng
Senior ICT Specialist,
Technology &
Innovation
National Library Board,
Singapore
Asmuni Yusof holds a Masters of Science in
Information Security from Royal Holloway University
of London, a Masters of Social Science (Defence
Studies) from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, a
Diploma in Defence Studies from Malaysian Armed
Forces Defence College and a Diploma in Computer
Science from Universiti Teknologi MARA. He also
holds professional certifications namely Certified
Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
and Certified Information Security Manager (CISM).
He was commissioned into the Royal Signal Regiment
and has served the Malaysian Armed Forces for 30
years. Upon retirement, he joined CyberSecurity
Malaysia where he gathered further experiences
in information security especially in the field of
Information Assurance, Penetration Testing and
Vulnerability Assessment, Critical Infrastructure
Protection and Information Security Management.
His last appointment in CyberSecurity Malaysia
was as the Head of Security Management and Best
Practices Department. Lt Col Asmuni has also been
actively playing major roles in his practice, having
taken up membership in Information Systems Security
Association (ISSA) – UK Chapter, The Malaysian
Society for Cryptology Research as Vice President,
Information Security Professional Association (ISPA)
and a member for Information Systems Audit and
Control Association (ISACA).
She is an Associate Professor of Law at the Law
Faculty, University Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Shah Alam
and a research fellow at the Accounting Research
Institute, one of the High Centres of Excellence at
the Ministry of Higher Education. She obtained her
LLB (Hons) from North London University, her LL.M
from King’s College, University of London and her
PhD from the University of Leeds, England. She
teaches Information Technology Law, Computerrelated
Crimes, E-commerce Law, Legal Research
& Methodology, Law for Forensic Accountants
and Investigative Techniques and Procedures at
UITM. She supervises PhD candidates in data
protection legislation, digital signature legislation,
socio-legal impacts of IT in the courts, parole
system, communication & multimedia law and flood
management law. She has been consulted by Laos
government in drafting their cybercrime legislation
and also by postgraduate researchers and national
newspaper/broadcast reporters on cyberlaw issues.
She has helped UiTM in drafting its information security
policy. She has appeared on national TV as a guest/
panel member on programmes such as “Selamat
Pagi Malaysia”, “Malaysia Hari Ini” and “Isu Semasa”
on cybercrime and cyberlaw issues. She represented
Malaysia at the United Nations Committee meeting
(for Cybercrime) in 2005.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Omar Zakaria holds Bachelor of
Computer Science from University of Malaya (1994);
Master of Science in Information Security from Royal
Holloway, University of London (RHUL) (1996) and
Ph.D. in Information Security Management (2007) also
from RHUL. He was appointed to lecturer in December
1996. Currently he is associate professor in Universiti
Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia. He has published
several books, books’ chapters, and teaching modules
and presented in more than 70 papers globally. He
is a member of IFIP TC WG11.1 Information Security
Management and Deputy President of Information
Security Professional Association of Malaysia.
Chan Yew Weng has more than fifteen years of diverse
experience in the areas of Corporate Governance in IT,
Risk & Compliance Management and Enterprise ICT
Security. Yew Weng has been with National Library
Board (NLB) since 2008, and is currently a Senior ICT
Specialist in the Technology and Innovation Division
of NLB. Prior to this, he has held similar appointments
in other government organizations like the Central
Provident Fund Board and Ministry of Manpower. In
his current role, as a Senior ICT Specialist in NLB, Yew
Weng advises, consults and manages in the areas of
Policy and Governance, Risk Management and ICT
Security. His responsibilities include the review and
tracking of the state of Corporate Governance in ICT
within NLB, as well as ensuring policy compliance
to regulatory government policies and guidelines.
In addition, Yew Weng also plays an important role
Chakib Abi Saab
Chief Information
Officer (CIO)
Bumiarmada, Malaysia
Kashif Syed Haq
Chief Technology
Officer, Celcom,
Malaysia
Suresh Ramasamy
IT Security Strategist,
Digi Telecom, Malaysia
Pelle Aardewerk
Asia Pacific Project
Assurance Manager -
Top Projects,
Shell, Malaysia
in the management of ICT Risk and communication
and promotion of best ICT Security Practices,
within NLB. Yew Weng is also part of the team that
manages the ICT Strategic Plan for NLB. Yew Weng
holds a Bachelor of Science (Information Systems
and Computer Science) degree from the National
University if Singapore (NUS). Yew Weng is a current
member of ISACA and (ISC)² and is CRISC, CISSP and
CSSLP certified.
Chakib Abi-Saab is Chief Information Officer
for Information Systems and Technology of
Bumiarmada. He has extensive experience in the
information technology sector and started his career
with Getronics Inc. in 1996 in the USA, where he
joined as Technical Support Analyst and became
the Internet Services Division Manager for one of
their major Support Centres. He later joined Baker
Hughes Inc. in 2001 and had several progressive
roles including managing the information technology
support teams in Latin America, and creating the
information technology support services structure for
Middle East and Asia Pacific. During his last year in
Baker Hughes, he was the Senior Strategic Sourcing
Manager for Middle East and Asia Pacific. He holds
a Bachelor of Business Management and a Masters
of Business Administration, International Business
from LeTourneau University, in Longview Texas,
USA. Most recently, Chakib became a member of the
Gartner’s Research Board. The Research Board is an
international think tank headquartered in New York
City. Membership is by invitation only and is restricted
to 500 Chief Information Officers of the world’s largest
corporations.
Kashif is a highly accomplished C-level executive
with a successful track record of delivering award
winning business results, as the CIO of Celcom
Malaysia, Strategic Execution Officer (SEO) of
Bright House Networks and as the North American
Lead for Accenture’s Broadband practice within the
Communications and High Tech Industry segment.
Kashif has 13+ years of executive leadership skills
for providing strategic business solutions to Fortune
500 businesses around the globe, leveraging rare mix
of world-class business, strategic, technical, solution
delivery and operational skills. Kashif has Masters
Degree in Electrical Engineering and Bachelors Degree
in Electrical Engineering/Computer Science from NYU
Polytechnic.
Suresh Ramasamy is currently working with DiGi
Telecommunications Sdn Bhd as the Principal for the
Technology Division. He is responsible in producing
long term strategy and technology direction, looking
into specifics for the areas of Information Security.
Suresh has over 15 telecommunications/ISP working
experience, attached to some of the industry movers
and shakers such as Maxis and Motorola. While in
Maxis, Suresh was the Head of Security Operations,
managing Information Security operations for the
company and was managing the ISP Data Center while
working with Time dotNet Berhad. Suresh graduated
from Campbell University, North Carolina USA.
Pelle has over 12 years of experience in IT (project)
audit and IT risk management. In the last 4 years,
as IT Audit Manager – Asia-Pacific, IT infrastructure,
Process Control Domain (PCD) Security and Corporate
Security, Pelle managed global IT /PCD audits across
Shell, international teams and a risk based Audit Plan
in conjunction with the rapid technology changes.
Pelle has MSc. degrees in Total Quality Management,
Business Management in Technology and post
graduate Electronic Data Processing auditing. He
has gained CISA, CISM, CRISC, PMP, BCM, ITIL
certifications. Pelle has specific expertise in PCD
Security and visited over 22 major capital projects/
assets in Shell. Pelle is also a regular speaker in
international conferences and roundtables on the IT /
PCD Security topics.

DAY ONE: 16 MAY 2013
DAY TWO: 17 MAY 2013
8:15 am Arrival and Registration of Participants /
Welcome Coffee & Tea
8:30 am Arrival of Participants /
morning Refreshments
• MAY 16 & 17 2013
• SUNWAY PUTRA HOTEL Kuala Lumpur
9:00 am WELCOMING REMARKS from the Chair
9:15 am Session 1
advances in the cyber threat landscape – an update on
global trends in e-crime
• What are the shifting trends noticed in patterns of cyber
crime and advances in technical sophistication level of
cyber criminals
• Understanding the severity of cyber threat landscape
and how third world nation governments are working on it
• What steps businesses should take to be at par with
global practices to combat e-crimes
10:00 am Session 2
Talking about Collaboration and cooperation:
perspectives from enforcement and Government on
the fight against cyber crime
• What steps Government of Malaysia is taking to
mitigate e-crime threats
• What Government expects from businesses in its war
against cyber crimes – patterns of collaboration
• What businesses must do in order to bring down risk of
e-crime within the organization
10:45 am Morning refreshments / Network break
11:00 am Session 3
involving board of management into cyber security
program for a holistic prevention approach
• Define the problem – justify to management that why
we need to look beyond current e-security tools and
programs
• Developing framework for tying security spending
directly to business objectives
• How it will add to profitability of the company – learning
to answer this hard question while demonstrating the
value of security investments
11:45 am Session 4
Transitioning from technology to techniques to
fight growing menace of possibilities of cyber crime
within the organization
• Know those manual tricks to minimize possibilities of
e-crime and understanding that technology solutions
alone do not help
• What non technical techniques must be deployed in
order to make e-crimes more difficult to commit
• What you should know about cyber criminal – drawing
a psychological sketch
12:30 pm Networking lunch
1:30 pm Session 5
Outsourcing your security and working closely with
vendors
• Understand the criterion of selection of vendor – what
are they key factors you must take into consideration in
order make a right choice
• Know how much and what to be shared in vendor –
client relationship
• How to measure and manage risks of outsourcing
security to third parties
2:15 pm Session 6
Building and enforcing e-Security policies to minimize
cyber crime activities
• Analyzing and understanding environment thoroughly
of your company before formulating security policy
• Develop a change management mechanism to enforce
security policies fitting with IT strategy
• Various aspects of an effective e-security policy to
prevent crimes
3:00 pm Coffee Break
3:15 pm Session 7
Building a result oriented e-crime prevention program
• Top mistakes an IT decision maker is likely to commit
while developing e-security program
• Basic computer security skills employees must know to
prevent e-crimes
• How to quantify and measure performance of your
e-security program
4:00 pm Session 8
What to do when disaster happens - responding to
internal and external cyber attack
• Understand the nature of attack and realize the
meaning, mission and motive of attack
• Points you must ponder upon while coordinating with
enforcement agencies
• Know what and how much information is to be
disclosed to management and enforcement agencies
4:45 pm End of Conference Day 1
9:25 am WELCOMING REMARKS from the Chair
9:30 am Session 9
Overview of the legal framework regulating cybercrime
in Malaysia
• Understand the suitability of the computer specific law
and the traditional criminal law in dealing with cyber
crime
• Correlating legal issues with your e-security processes
and procedures
• Know the loop holes in the cyber law and how you must
overcome them when devising e-security strategy
10:10 am Session 10
Looking beyond firewalls – building e-security culture
within organization
• Characteristics of team members of an ideal e-security
team
• Developing and implementing communication program
to bring in awareness about cyber crimes
• Developing communication channels and format
encouraging people to report any malicious activity
within organization
10:50 am Session 11
Practical analysis of your current systems – Threat,
Risks and Vulnerability Assessment
• Performing risk assessment to determine most
important cyber security breaches
• Know what type of attacks your system is vulnerable to
• Assessing security flaws and overcoming them
11:30 am Session 12
Cyber security systems – 3rd generation thinking
• New generation ideas beyond the basics of CCTV like
monitoring techniques
• Integrating physical security and ICT – key points to
consider upon
• Add your physical security protocols to your overall
business-wide cyber security policy
12:10 pm Networking lunch /
Friday Prayer for Muslims
2:30 pm Session 13
Pattern of cyber security when you have cloud
computing environment operational in your company
• Ascertain that what should remain in cloud system and
what should be kept outside of it
• Know the potential threat that cloud can offer to your
cyber security
• Establishing a set of prerequisites before you migrate to
cloud to ensure that your e-security is not compromised
3:10 pm Session 14
assuring a profitable investment in e-security through
effective vendor management
• When you should outsource - analyzing the scenario
and circumstances when it becomes necessary to
outsource
• Key elements you must take into consideration before
making a case in front of CFO and convince him to
invest
• Tools and techniques to measure vendor performance
management
3:50 pm Session 15
integrated Communication plan to restore confidence
of employees and customers after recovery from cyber
attack
• Elements of a successful communication program as
confidence building measure exercise
• Choosing vehicles of media to communicate – how and
what to communicate
• Coordinating with IT department to chalk out internal
communication program to gain employees’ confidence
4:30 pm Session 16
Case study of Shell - Shell’s security measures of
business critical infrastructure
• Shell and Shell Internal Audit
• Emerging risks and what Shell is doing to exercise
control over them
• What is cybercrime actually and what are the emerging
risks
5:10 pm Networking Refreshments /
End of Conference
Note: The Organiser reserves the right to amend the programme in the best interest of the Conference.

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