A new, more elusive type of crime
From 5G computing and 3D printing to augmented reality and blockchain, the twenty-first century has seen incredible technological innovations that are advancing society. But not everyone uses IT for social good.
Phishing. Hacking. Identity theft. Ransomware. Emerging technologies have led to a new wave of crime. Illegal activities that can impact anyone in any country – and at any time.
The panel:
Jon Faine AM - ABC Broadcaster of the Year, keynote speaker and best-selling author
Dr Campbell Wilson - Associate Dean (International), Faculty of IT
Dr Jonathan Clough - Associate Dean (International), Faculty of Law
Chui Yong - Head of Data Science, Australian Federal Police (AFP)
Phillip Magness - Lawyer and National Forensic Technology Manager, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Learn more: https://www.monash.edu/it/tech-talks
A new, more elusive type of crime
From 5G computing and 3D printing to augmented reality and blockchain, the twenty-first century has seen incredible technological innovations that are advancing society. But not everyone uses IT for social good.
Phishing. Hacking. Identity theft. Ransomware. Emerging technologies have led to a new wave of crime. Illegal activities that can impact anyone in any country – and at any time.
The panel:
Jon Faine AM - ABC Broadcaster of the Year, keynote speaker and best-selling author
Dr Campbell Wilson - Associate Dean (International), Faculty of IT
Dr Jonathan Clough - Associate Dean (International), Faculty of Law
Chui Yong - Head of Data Science, Australian Federal Police (AFP)
Phillip Magness - Lawyer and National Forensic Technology Manager, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Learn more: https://www.monash.edu/it/tech-talks