INCREASING thE SECuRIty of mobIlE E-CommERCE

- Key findings from the Global State of Information Security Survey (GISS)
The explosion of mobile telecommunication networks and handheld devices has led to a race to develop mobile e-commerce applications. However too often, the rush to develop mobile e-banking or e-commerce applications has resulted in a development lifecycle that lacks a sufficient security focus and organisations leveraging mobile devices as a new service delivery channel remain largely at risk. This, combined with widespread usage of mobile apps is dramatically changing the e-commerce landscape, making valuable payment and customer information a prime target for criminals. Understanding this, Michael Page International and PwC are pleased to invite you to a seminar, where our speakers will share insights from the 2012 Global State of Information Security Survey, an annual worldwide study by PwC, CIO Magazine and CSO Magazine. With more than 9,600 responses from professionals working on IT & security from 138 countries, you will gain invaluable insight into mobile security & privacy issues and learn how information security safeguards should be in alignment with the overall business strategy. Date: Time: Friday, 9th March 2012 2:30pm 17:00pm

Where: 26/F Office Tower A, Beijing Fortune Plaza, 7 Dongsanhuan Zhong Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing RSVP: By 2 March 2012 (Friday) to Kerry Jones T +86 10 5969 6653 E saraliu@michaelpage.com.cnor

Speakers

#12647

SpEAKERS
Samuel Sinn Partner Risk & Controls Solutions
Samuel Sinn has more than 20 years of experience in providing information security, IT risk management and IT audit services to state-owned enterprises, listed companies and multinational corporations in China, Hong Kong and the United States. He has extensive experience in advising on technology risk management within the financial services industry, as well as exposures to industries, including telecommunication, technology and manufacturing. Samuel has been working in China for 10 years. He provided IT risk assessments, eBanking security assessments, and IT security strategy advisory services to a number of large local banks as well as provided information systems security management advisory services to the automotive and telecommunication companies. Furthermore, he conducted a vast amount of IT audit work for various large local corporations. Samuel received a Bachelor degree in Business Administration from the San Francisco State University in the United States. He is a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) as well as passed the China Certified Information Security Professional (CISP) exam (certificate pending) and serves as a Director of the Information Systems Audit & Control Association (ISACA), Hong Kong Chapter.

Frank Zhao Project Manager

Frank Zhao is a Senior Manager in the Risk & Controls Solutions group of PricewaterhouseCoopers Beijing practice. Frank holds a MBA degree and is a Certified Information Systems Auditor and Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control. Frank has a strong Information Technology, Information Security, IT management process, internal controls and audit background, and has experience in working and leading teams in providing clients in the telecommunications and internet industry with independent assessments of information security, data loss prevention, internal controls, revenue assurance, S404 regulatory compliance audits, and business process improvement services. Frank has worked with leading clients in the Telco industry in China and Australia, and has gained exposure to a wide variety of complex operational and systems environments, challenges and learning opportunities. He has been heavily involved in all the S404 readiness reviews and attestation for the major Telecom players in China. Frank also has experiences in performing risk assessments and project management, technical and controls reviews, business process / application controls reviews, IT Security and IT Governance engagements, both for State owned enterprises in China as well as multi-national companies. Frank had been worked in Sydney office of PwC Australia firm as manager, and had led the advisory project to provide revenue assurance service to Optus, a major telecom company in Australia. A small selection of his recent security related projects completed includes: Security Assessment for a major semi-conductor design company in mainland Information classification and security assessment for an global automotive company Security assessment and penetration test for SAP system of an global automotive company Security awareness training and privacy audit for an global mobile handset company Core business system requirement design for a major insurance company IT Security and Governance review for a big education company

Back to invite

Education, professional certifications and training

Bachelor of Computer Science of Renmin University Master of Management Administration of Renmin University Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT (CGEIT)