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Today's financial markets are complex and sophisticated, reflecting the repeated interaction of millions of people, institutions, and systems. Technology-rich and interconnected ecosystems like financial markets are susceptible to cyber-attacks. Cyber security threats are recognised as a significant risk to market integrity, investor protection, and the orderly functioning of markets.
The objective of the workshop is to provide an overview of the cyber security landscape in financial markets and present a methodical and proactive approach to cyber security that introduces safeguards that can reduce the likelihood and impact of cyber attacks.
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Agenda
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Day 1
Ms. Ingrid GoodspeedFinancial markets ecosystems in the context of the global financial system
Cyber security terminology
Cyber risk and the types of cyber threats in financial markets
Key components of an effective cyber security framework
Nature, implications, and methods of controlling cyber risks
Measures to enhance cyber-attack deterrence and incident response and recovery
The global and national regulatory framework governing the risk management of financial markets
Day 1
Financial markets ecosystems in the context of the global financial system Cyber security terminology Cyber risk and the types of cyber threats in financial markets Key components of an effective cyber security framework Nature, implications, and methods of controlling cyber risks Measures to enhance cyber-attack deterrence and incident response and recovery The global and national regulatory framework governing the risk management of financial markets
Speakers
Ms. Ingrid Goodspeed
Independent ConsultantIngrid Goodspeed has over 30 years banking and financial market experience in the areas of risk management, compliance, investment analysis, treasury, economic research, internal audit, information technology and management information. And 6 years in South Africa’s National Treasury as a financial sector policymaker.
Ingrid is a Chartered Director (SA) and has an LLB, MBL (cum laude), BCom Honours (Economics) and BCom (Economics and Accounting) degrees from the University of South Africa. She is Fellow of the South African Institute of Financial Markets (SAIFM) and has served as a Governor on the board of the SAIFM for more than 10 years.
Ingrid has been training part-time for several years. She lectured risk management for University of Johannesburg’s Programme in Advanced Banking Law; risk management, investment theory and anti-money laundering for the South African Reserve Bank College; risk management for GIBS Business School and business economics and strategic and financial decision-making for De Montfort University’s MBA qualification, where she was also an MBA dissertation supervisor.
Ingrid has published a number of books and articles.
Speakers
Ms. Ingrid
Goodspeed
Independent Consultant
Ingrid Goodspeed has over 30 years banking and financial market experience in the areas of risk management, compliance, investment analysis, treasury, economic research, internal audit, information technology and management information. And 6 years in South Africa’s National Treasury as a financial sector policymaker.
Ingrid is a Chartered Director (SA) and has an LLB, MBL (cum laude), BCom Honours (Economics) and BCom (Economics and Accounting) degrees from the University of South Africa. She is Fellow of the South African Institute of Financial Markets (SAIFM) and has served as a Governor on the board of the SAIFM for more than 10 years.
Ingrid has been training part-time for several years. She lectured risk management for University of Johannesburg’s Programme in Advanced Banking Law; risk management, investment theory and anti-money laundering for the South African Reserve Bank College; risk management for GIBS Business School and business economics and strategic and financial decision-making for De Montfort University’s MBA qualification, where she was also an MBA dissertation supervisor.
Ingrid has published a number of books and articles.
