Business programme
27.06.2024
11:30–13:00

Trust in Remote Communications: Protecting Oneself from Social and Engineering Scams

Congress Centre, conference hall B3
Innovation, Technologies and Law
Broadcast
In the modern world, where more and more transactions and communications are taking place online, fraud and social engineering are becoming a particularly acute problem. Remote communication offers new opportunities for attackers who can use various methods of deception and manipulation to obtain personal information or money. This is an important topic that deserves an in-depth discussion among legal professionals. We must find effective ways to protect people against fraud in remote transactions to ensure security and trust between the parties involved. What are some of the criminal fraud schemes used in remote communication and the distinctive features of how fraudsters behave? Would it make sense to introduce a mechanism that ensures the deferred execution of an agreement between a bank client and a banking organization? What are safe payment methods for remote transactions? How are artificial intelligence technologies being used to analyse people’s behaviour? Is it essential to distinguish the concept of a ‘remote transaction’ as a legal category?

Moderator

Elena Ardabyeva
Deputy Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation

Speakers

Alexander Avdeiko
Head of the Treaty and Legal Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia; Lieutenant General of Internal Service
Nikita Kudryashkin
Managing Director, Head of the Department for Organization of Investigations of the Security Department, Sberbank PJSC
Dmitry Ter-Stepanov
Deputy General Director, JSC Center for Biometric Technologies
Vadim Uvarov
Director of Information Security Department, The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia)
Ulyana Filatova
First Vice-Rector, Russian State University of Justice

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