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Programme for Members’Meetings 2001/2002 Season

(Other Events & Conferences)


The late afternoon meetings are free of charge to IRMA members. However, places MUST be pre-booked for security and other reasons.

Those wishing to attend should use the on-line event booking form. or phone, fax or e-mail our administrator prior to the date of the meeting. We need to receive sufficient advance bookings in order to be able to run the meeting with a reasonable minimum attendance.

For full day briefings a modest, very competitive charge is made to cover both lunch and a full printed delegate’s pack.  

Registration for full day events can be made using this form.

For further information contact IRMA administration on 01707 852384 (phone), 01707 646275 (fax) or email meetings@bcs-irma.org


Date Event Detail Time Venue
Tuesday 14th May 2002

Evening

Data & The Law

(more information and booking form)

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426K-ppt

The legal risks and issues associated with IT and networking are not always well understood and often underestimated. This update on a fast changing area of the law is aimed at meeting the needs of risk management/audit professionals and providing opportunities for debate and discussion.

The Annual General Meeting will be held at the commencement of the session, before the formal presentation.

16.00 for 16.30 KPMG

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Tuesday 5th March 2002

All Day

The System’s Down - Again

(more information and booking form)

The unavailability of computer systems can give rise to serious problems for the continuing operation of the business. The ability to deal with or prepare for these problems is critical for business survival. The theme of the day is how business minimises their risk and will include high availability options, problem management and business continuity.

10.00 to 16.00 Royal Aeronautical Society

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Tuesday 12th February 2002

Evening

The Subversive Spreadsheet

(more information and booking form)

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Part 1-306K-ppt
Part 2-248K-ppt

The talk will be covering common spreadsheet errors - what they are, how they are caused, the risks they pose and what can be done about them. A taxonomy of spreadsheet errors will be discussed and examples shown with hopefully interaction from the audience to detect obvious errors. The aspects of causation such as human error, non-awareness and over-reliance on others will be discussed with suggestions on how to prevent or minimise. Audit aspects such as audit tools, methods and strategies will be talked about with possible examples of tools in action. David Chadwick - Senior Lecturer, University of Greenwich.  Grenville Croll – Andersen Business Modelling Group

16.00 for 16.30 KPMG

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Tuesday 29th January 2002

All Day

Internet Security

(more information and booking form)

The theme of the day will be internet security, but particularly Intrusion Detection systems. These are automated systems that monitor communications and operating systems, alerting operators of potential hacking attacks. 

10.00 to 16.00 Royal Aeronautical Society

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Tuesday 4th December 2001

Evening

Network Security & Management

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(922K - ppt)

Changes in the technologies underlying computer networks are important to auditors because these have implications both for network security management and the audit of these arrangements. These implications provide today’s theme concentrating by way of example on the audit of ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) and Frame Relay. 16.00 for 16.30 KPMG

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Monday 12th November 2001

All Day

Outsourcing & Out of Control Projects

(more information)

About 25% of software projects will be cancelled because they are late, over budget, have unacceptably low quality, or experience some combination of these problems. Outsourced operations have created new security threats and risks. Practical control measures are vital. The risks associated with outsourcing overseas and ecommerce operations will be considered.

10.00 to 16.00 ICAEW

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Tuesday 2nd October 2001

Evening

Windows 2000 Security

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(116K Zip - ppt)

Configuring NT securely is often a major hurdle - Windows 2000 adds many new challenges to a secure infrastructure. Risk minimisation strategies include: reviewing typical threats; using W2K security mechanisms pro-actively; customising administrative control; planning and implementing counter-measures; securing Active Directory; the encrypting file system. 16.00 for 16.30 KPMG

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Venues:

KPMG
8 Salisbury Square
London
EC4Y 8BB
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales
Chartered Accountants' Hall
Moorgate Place
London
EC2R 6EA
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The Royal Aeronautical Society
No.4 Hamilton Place
London 
W1J 7BQ
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