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DISI Program

09h00 Opening Remarks

09h30 Cybercrime in Brazil and Latin America

Brazil and Latin America have different cybercrime ecosystem characteristics when compared with other regions of the world. In this presentation, the panelist will talk about possible causes for these differences, and his personal perspective on the cybercrime in Latin America after more than three years of dedication to this area.

Palestrante: Ronaldo Vasconcellos

10h20 Coffee-break

10h40 Cybercrime: how to protect yourself against the most common threats

Information technology crimes comprise a wide range of activities. They may be broken down in two categories: those crimes in which the targets are computers or the internet; and those in which computers or mobile devices are used to commit the crimes but there is not a dependency on a computer network.
The speaker will analyze the most common crimes (internet pedophilia, banking scams, bank account theft, online slander/libel), showing how the end user should behave and how to report the crime.

Palestrante: André Landim - CAIS/RNP

11h30 The challenges in the combat of cybercrime

This talk will show the difficulties to enforce the Law nº 12.737/12 (“Carolina Dieckmann’s Law”), as well as propose solutions to reduce the impact of this type of transgression in society.

Palestrante: Lincoln Werneck

12h20 Lunch

14h20 Cyber threats, spying and other trends: the role of the Federal Police in strengthening the cyber security in Brazil

The Federal Police, as a police with national jurisdiction, has the power to investigate the Cybercrimes against the Federal Public Administration and related organizations. This task is therefore within the scope of the Cybercrime Combat Service - b/CGPFAZ/DICOR/DPF. This is about the role of the Federal Police, especially with respect to big incidents in the last years and the new cybercrime legislation that has come into effect recently. Also, an overview of the threats and recent themes will be given.

Palestrante: Ivo Peixinho - Departamento de Polícia Federal

15h10 Credit Card Security: types of frauds and good practices for card holders

This talk will show how the credit card market works, and the organizations involved and operating together during a transaction processing. The most common frauds will be presented, as well as the actions taken by companies to minimize losses. Lastly, the speaker will introduce good practices for protecting card holders (users) from losses.

Palestrante: William Caprino - Associação Brasileira das Empresas de Cartões de Crédito e Serviços (ABECS)

16h00 Coffee-break

16h20 Cybercrime 2.0: How much do you worth?

You e-mail address, files and data – all of these are valuable to cybercriminals. Many services previously used solely in desktops are increasingly made available in the cloud and becoming key resources in the daily digital life of any user – they hold our digital history, our personal data and our intimate privacy. All these data have immense value for a new generation of cybercriminals, who do not only want easy money, but all the data they can steal from you. Your personal information has never been so valuable.

Palestrante: Fábio Assolini - Kaspersky Lab

17h10 Closing Remarks