Digital Fraud, Corrupt Activity & Anti Money Laundering (AML) Training Singapore

COURSE DETAILS

Date: 9th October 2019, Wednesday

Venue: TÜV SÜD PSB, 1 Science Park Drive, Singapore 118221

Time:
Session 1: 9AM – 12.30PM
Session 2: 1.30 – 5PM

Fees:
S$250/session (Excl. GST)
S$450 for both sessions (Excl. GST)

ABOUT THE COURSE

Cyber fraud, corruption and money laundering have increasingly become of concern to governments worldwide. It is widely recognised that these activities pose substantial threats to the development of economies and their stability. Businesses are facing complex restrictions in the way they conduct business as such risks have the potential to significantly disrupt operations. To stay competitive in today’s global market, organisations must be able to fight against cyber frauds and promote an ethical business culture to ensure consumer confidence for your product and service offerings.

To help you with the implementation of cybersecurity strategies, enforcement of anti-corruption and anti-laundering measures in your organisation, this course is designed to provide you with thought provoking content on good industry practices, concepts and approaches for effective risk management. Through a combination of case studies and scenario analysis, you will walk away with a good understanding of the evolving intersection between business and customer empowerment, and the ever-increasing regulatory scrutiny and expectations.

Training Objectives
- Analyse core elements of a strategic financial crime risk management approach
- Evaluate global development and best practice in financial crime, including anti-corruption, AML, and Sanctions
- Understand global Anti-Corruption provisions and look in depth into the Prevention of Corruption Act
- Understand, define, and enhance organisational culture as it relates to performance, risk, and compliance
- Identify the key components of cybersecurity architecture
- Describe key risk management tools, processes and procedures
- Understand different classes of attacks, including malware, viruses, worms, spyware, and ransomware
- Outline Data Risks, Social Engineering challenges, and Computer/Mobile Security

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN FROM THE COURSE?

Session 1: 9AM – 12.30PM

Cyber Security
- Cyber Security Objectives
- Cyber Security Roles
- Cyber Security Principles:
  - Confidentiality
  - Integrity
  - Availability
Cyber Crime
- Recognising the Threat
- Risk Assessments and Threat Vulnerabilities
- Known Vulnerabilities
- Cybercrime detection
Cyber Attacks & Breaches
- Operational Threat Environments
- An overview of social engineering as a type of fraud
- Online Threats and Phishing Attacks; telltale signs
- Tailgating o Nigerian 419 Scam
- Malware – varieties and types
- Viruses & Worms
- Spyware & Trojan Horses
- Ransomware
- WannaCry
- Case Studies
  - Lazarus Group
  - Bangladesh bank Heist
Computer & Data Security
- Computer Security
  - Wireless networks
  - Non-secure computers
  - Untrusted USBs
- Mobile security – tips on protecting data
- Data protection – remote data storage
- Software restrictions and license breaches
- Incident response

Session 2: 1.30 – 5PM

Corruption and Financial Crime
- Understanding Bribery & Corruption
- Corruption in Singapore and International Rankings
- The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB)
- Key Bribery provisions
  - Active & Passive Bribery
  - Public Officials
Prevention of Corruption Act
- Overview of the Prevention of Corruption Act (PCA)
- Penalties
- Enforcement Actions
- Singapore enforcement agencies
- Local case studies:
  - Keppel
  - Ng Boon Gay
  - Blackgold
  - RSAF
International Measures
- International Anti-Corruption Measures
  - Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (US)
  - UK Bribery Act
- Department of Justice leniency program
- Corruption Perceptions Index
- Conflicts of Interest
  - Understanding Bribery & Corruption
International Money Laundering Frameworks & Conventions
- Understanding Money Laundering
- International frameworks, agencies, and regulatory bodies
- What is being done in the global marketplace to fight back against criminals who always seem one step ahead?
- KYC Due Diligence
- On-Boarding and Beneficial Ownership
Global Sanctions Architecture
- Political, Legal and Implementation context
- The international context and UN Security Council Resolutions (UNSCR’s)
  - Countering America’s Adversaries Though Sanctions Act (CAATSA) and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)
  - Transparency, control and ownership
  - Developing the control framework
  - Sanctions lifting and roll back
  - Identifying higher risk jurisdictions and activities
- Proliferation finance
  - Dual use goods
- Recent Singapore cases
  - CSE Transtel
  - Chinpo Shipping

WHAT IS THE METHODOLOGY?

Professional facilitators carry out our training with well-developed group and classroom management skills in a non-critical environment, which encourages individuals to practice skills that are being taught. We do not sit individuals down and talk through a stack of PowerPoint slides; we engage them and discuss core ideas and concepts to bring their ideas and energy out, cementing the regulatory and commercial principles we are promoting in their mind. We do not focus on an unattainable set of KPIs, but rather achievable principles that can be readily utilised, adapted, and developed in an everyday working environment.

Discussion points and simulations, aligned with a structured training plan and real-life scenarios, allow individuals to develop the skills necessary for success. Handbooks will be used, but individuals are encouraged to make use of the sessions to take their own notes, practising the vital audio, visual and kinaesthetic skills which are vital in their role, learning how to process and store information which they will later be required to recall.

WHO SHOULD TAKE THE COURSE?

This course is specially designed for but not limited to:

Senior to Middle Management in IT, Data Protection, Compliance, Risk Management, Legal and Information security.
Cyber Security Consultants
DPOs, Risk Managers, Legal Counsel and Compliance Executives from following sectors: Manufacturing, Healthcare, Telecommunications, Government, F&B, Transport, Technology, Energy, Financial and Banking Services.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

MR SAM GIBBINS

Founder, complilearn

Mr Sam Gibbins is the Founder of complilearn, providing specialist and advanced Compliance learning to clients globally. He has extensive experience delivering content across a wide range of Governance, Risk, and Compliance areas, to a variety of industry sectors. Sam has been based in Singapore for nearly nine years working on consulting, learning and development across a range of public and private institutions.

Previously Sam was the General Manager, Asia, for Governance Risk & Compliance Solutions, building the corporate presence in the Asian market across a wide and varied client base, for both facilitated workshop and online legal and compliance training solutions. In this role Sam spent four years growing the business through acquisition of new clients, and based on strong feedback for a range of delivered projects, encompassing workshop delivery, in house sessions, online learning and consulting engagements.

Prior to joining GRC Solutions, Sam spent five years in Singapore working for the International Compliance Association, developing, building and promoting courses under the Financial Industry Competency Standards. These standards were categorised under the Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ) system from the Singapore Workforce Development Agency, helping to build the competence of working professionals through development, enhancement and application of skills and knowledge. Alongside this, Sam also worked on the skills and competency-based development framework and associated courses, for Compliance and Anti-Money Laundering with the Asian Institute of Finance and the Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers (formerly IBBM), as well as with the Australian Financial Markets Association. In recent years he has helped establish a number of ‘Compliance Academies’ at global firms.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF ENROLLING IN THIS COURSE?

World-Class Training
Learn from TÜV SÜD’s industry expert and training specialist
Interactive Learning Style
Interactive formats such as simulations, scenario role plays, group discussions, group activities, individual analysis, case studies, lecture and peer review performance are used.
Networking Opportunity
Meet and build network with like-minded individuals at our instructor-led training
Gain A Competitive Edge
Gain knowledge and develop relevant skills to stay relevant

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Digital Fraud, Corrupt Activity & Anti Money Laundering (AML) Training