Don’t miss the early registration discount for EAST FCS 2017

EAST FCS 2017

Registration is underway for the EAST Financial Crime & Security 2017 conference (EAST FCS 2017) which takes place at the Grand Hotel Amrâth Kurhaus in Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands on 8th / 9th June 2017.

This year the aim is to increase the networking opportunities as well as to provide the most up to date information on ATM security threats, fraud trends, solutions, best practices and the benefits of collaboration with local law enforcement agencies. We will also run several workshops where you can brainstorm together with senior executives from across the globe.

EAST FCS 2015 DelegatesWe have gathered some of the best known and expert speakers from all over the world including from Interpol (Asia), ATEFI (La Asociación Latinoamericana de Operadores de Servicios de Transferencia Electrónica de Fondos e Información   / The Latin American Association of Operators of Electronic Funds Transfer and Information Services), Banorte, U.S. Secret Service, MMA Russia, Citbank plus our esteemed colleagues who chair the EAST Expert Groups on Physical Attacks and Fraud; and many more. A fantastic line-up with plenty of time between sessions to meet with industry peers to discuss shared interests.

Places are limited so be sure to get in before the early bird discount deadline ends on 16th January 2017. To avoid missing out on your place at this prestigious industry event find our registration page here.

If you plan to stay at the venue, be sure to book the hotel during your FCS registration. We have negotiated an excellent rate with the Kurhaus which can be obtained by using the code E16ATM10ST16 under the ‘Group Code’ option on the hotel’s booking page.

This year we have also introduced a networking gala dinner. For only €30 on top of your registration fee, this is a great opportunity to build your network and grow your collection of global contacts. It takes place after Day One, on the evening of 8th June. The hotel promises an excellent dining experience and possibly even a table or two outside, weather permitting!

For relevant solution providers we have a few remaining sponsorship opportunities available. See here for more details on the best ways to reach your target market at this event.

For more overall details on EAST FCS 2017, please see the event’s page on our website.

U.S. Secret Service Update on High-Tech & Financial Crime in the U.S.

ECTFThe United States Secret Service (USSS) will present on Combating High-Tech and Financial Crime in the U.S. at the EAST Financial Crime & Security Forum (EAST FCS 2015).  Guest speaker Special Agent (SA) Jeffrey Dant will share challenges and trends in their work in combating Financial Crime.

Electronic Crimes Task Forces (ECTFs) and the Electronic Crimes Working Group initiatives prioritize investigative cases that involve electronic crimes.  These initiatives provide necessary support and resources to field investigations that meet specific criteria.

About Jeffrey Dant

SA Dant has been employed with the USSS since 2003.  He is currently assigned to the Financial Crimes Task Force of the Newark Field Office, where he investigates high tech financial crimes and emerging criminal trends.  While in his former position with the New York/New Jersey Electronic Crimes Task Force, he specialized in the investigation of skimming schemes involving ATMs and Point of Sale terminals, as well as payment system network intrusions.

SA Dant uses the knowledge and skills obtained from both Task Forces to initiate and test new investigative tactics for identifying group member structure and hierarchy of Eastern European Organized Crime Groups.  The intelligence gained through the analysis of many sources generates and enhances investigations throughout the world.  In response to specific intelligence and communication issues, he started a high-tech crimes working group, known as NJC4, which disseminates criminal intelligence, and provides training to local police agencies throughout the State of New Jersey.

Checkout the full Agenda here.  Book now to ensure you don’t miss your opportunity to attend the EAST Financial Crime and Security (FCS) Forum 2015, which will highlight emerging threats to the ATM Channel.