Bitcoins and digital currencies are adding further complexity to the rapidly developing e-economy and commerce across borders. Financial institutions, corporates, law enforcement and the judiciary all face unique challenges and for fraud investigators, coming to terms with the different technologies, the implications of ‘block-chains’ and other investigative challenges, are upon us.
In our forthcoming February 2016 ACFE session we will be fortunate to have an expert in the field to explain and detail the current issues concerning digital currencies. Join us as Dr Angela Irwin from Macquarie University delivers what is sure to be an informative and detailed discussion on these technologies and the investigative challenges that lie ahead.
About the Presenter
Dr Angela Irwin – Lecturer, Macquarie University – Department of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism (“PICT”) faculty.
Dr Irwin is the Program Director for Cyber and a lecturer in PICT. She completed her thesis, “Money Laundering and terrorism financing in virtual environments: a feasibility study” in 2013. In addition to her PhD, she holds a PGDip in Computer Security and Forensic, MSc Management Information Systems and BSc Network Computing. Her research interests are in the areas of criminology, sociology, psychology and information and computer technology (ICT). Dr Irwin’s current research project involves looking at the use of crypto-currencies for funding violent jihad.
Event Details
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
1 hour CPE
OzForex Foreign Exchange
Level 19, 60 Margaret St, Sydney, NSW, 2000
5:15 pm registration and seating
5:30 pm – 6:15 pm presentation, Q&A
6:15 pm – 7:30 pm networking.
Payment Options
Members: $ 25
Non-members: $ 35
1. On-line banking
Sydney Chapter of the ACFE
BSB: 032-044 (Westpac)
Account number: 602632
2. Pay by cash during the registration meeting
ACFE Sydney Chapter 
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