2011 ECI Conference • November 2-4 • Bolger Center, Potomac, Maryland  

About This Year's Conference 

 

Data breaches and security lapses in cyberspace hit the front page every day, severely impacting your business plan and your bottom line. Global cyber losses continue to grow - exceeding $1 trillion in 2009 (McAfee) - as technology and globalization combine to present a rising tide of new risks to businesses and governments and new challenges to investigators and compliance professionals. This year’s conference features recognized experts who will focus on this global phenomenon, addressing risks posed by major events and scenarios; detailing responses by governments and corporations through prevention, detection, and investigation; and formulating remedies and solutions to various attack vectors. The conference theme and content are examined in two distinct tracks: economic crime, and cybersecurity, highlighting the interdisciplinary nature of the global war on cybercrime.   

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The Economic Crime Institute of Utica College brings together leading experts in the field to share insights about the proliferation of fraud around the globe. This conference will provide invaluable information for corporate and public sector professionals fighting fraud on local, national, and international levels.





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C.P.E. Credits Available

This conference awards Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits for CPAs and accountants per New York State Board for Public Accountancy. Fifteen CPE credits will be awarded to those who attend the entire conference, November 2-4; twelve CPE credits for those attending November 3-4. CPE credits awarded for attending this conference are also applicable to mandated continuing education requirements for accountants and CPAs in Maryland and Washington, DC.


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