Please note:
We've postponed this event due to the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on July 13, 2011. We'll come up with new dates very soon. Thanks

An Exclusive Forum for Information Security for Banks, Financial Services, and Corporates

Computer intrusions, credit card fraud, Man-in-the-Middle attack, data leakage, Identity Theft and other crimes against banks, financial institutions, insurance companies and their customers have become increasingly common and complicated. It is critical that BFSI industry stay informed of the security measures that most effectively combat such activities. Cyber attacks happen almost daily. Can we foresee them? Most likely not. But we can make them ineffective by constantly preparing for the next, more sophisticated attack that may be just around the corner. The theme of the ‘BFSI Security Summit 2011’ is influenced by experts’ shared philosophy on how to balance security, ease of use, and cost throughout the online banking channels to achieve an effective security strategy.

This one day summit will discuss the key security concerns of the BFSI industry today, and what approaches are available to counter the ever-increasing security threats, especially when the services are delivered via alternate delivery channels like an ATM, kiosk, phone, plastic card or Internet?

In order to address these important issues, ‘InfoSecurity’ has planned to organize an exclusive event for BFSI industry, where 125 top security executives and decision makers from the most prominent banking, financial and Insurance institutions from across the nation to discuss BFSI security matters from every angle. Thought leaders from the leading banks financial institutions and insurance firms in India, in an unique, exclusive environment that fosters discussion on the latest challenges facing their roles today. The event is dedicated to technology leaders and is by private invitation only.

We invite you to join us as we bring together industry and local leaders to discuss the challenges and solutions available to address them.