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CYBER LAW SEMINAR 2016 UNDERSTANDING ISSUES ARISING FROM CYBER LAWS 29 September 2016 | Ballroom, Concorde Hotel, Kuala Lumpur Organised by Organised by Legal Plus Sdn Bhd in collaboration with The Malaysia Inner Temple Alumni Association and The Honourable Society of the Lincoln’s Inn Alumni of Malaysia Malaysia has seen rapid developments in Internet technology, which has created new opportunities for business and social interaction and at the same time has given rise to the growing threat of cybercrime and abuse of the internet. Cyber laws in Malaysia covers a myriad of issues affecting both private and public issues, which can lead to both civil and criminal liabilities. It is crucial for the judiciary, lawyers, prosecution, enforcement agencies and compliance professionals to have a good understanding of the current Malaysian cyber laws so that they will be better equipped to deal with computer-related crimes and other legal related issues arising from cyber laws. During this 1-day program, participants will gain insights and regulatory perspectives on the cyber laws in Malaysia, in particular, the potential civil and criminal liabilities arising from cyber laws; issues relating to the gathering of electronic evidence; examination and analysis of electronic evidence; and emphasis on the all-encompassing section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 and the far-reaching section 114A of the Evidence Act 1950. Additionally, this seminar will bring together a line-up of expert speakers from the legal sector, Cybersecurity Malaysia, Public Prosecutor’s office and the Royal Malaysian Police. • Lawyers • Judiciary • Public Prosecution Officers • Government Enforcement Agencies • Regulatory Bodies • IT Compliance Professionals • Cybersecurity Professionals Registration Fees Early Bird | RM850 (ends 22 nd September 2016) Normal Price | RM950 (after 22 nd September 2016) RM850 R e g i s t r a t i o n b y 2 2 n d S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 6 OVERVIEW WHO SHOULD ATTEND T2/29092016/CCPLP/KL161197/6 6 Bar Council Malaysia CPD Points 6

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Page 1: UNDERSTANDING ISSUES ARISING FROM CYBER …Ahmad is currently the Principal Assistant Director of the Cyber & Multimedia Investigation Division, Commercial Crime Investigation Department,

CYBER LAW SEMINAR 2016UNDERSTANDING

ISSUES ARISINGFROM CYBER LAWS

29 September 2016 | Ballroom, Concorde Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

Organised by

Organised byLegal Plus Sdn Bhd in collaboration with The Malaysia Inner Temple Alumni Association and

The Honourable Society of the Lincoln’s Inn Alumni of Malaysia

Malaysia has seen rapid developments in Internet technology, which has created new opportunities for business and social interaction and at the same time has given rise to the growing threat of cybercrime and abuse of the internet. Cyber laws in Malaysia covers a myriad of issues affecting both private and public issues, which can lead to both civil and criminal liabilities.

It is crucial for the judiciary, lawyers, prosecution, enforcement agencies and compliance professionals to have a good understanding of the current Malaysian cyber laws so that they will be better equipped to deal with computer-related crimes and other legal related issues arising from cyber laws.

During this 1-day program, participants will gain insights and regulatory perspectives on the cyber laws in Malaysia, in particular, the potential civil and criminal liabilities arising from cyber laws; issues relating to the gathering of electronic evidence; examination and analysis of electronic evidence; and emphasis on the all-encompassing section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 and the far-reaching section 114A of the Evidence Act 1950.

Additionally, this seminar will bring together a line-up of expert speakers from the legal sector, Cybersecurity Malaysia, Public Prosecutor’s office and the Royal Malaysian Police.

• Lawyers

• Judiciary

• Public Prosecution Officers

• Government Enforcement Agencies

• Regulatory Bodies

• IT Compliance Professionals

• Cybersecurity Professionals

Registration FeesEarly Bird | RM850 (ends 22nd September 2016)

Normal Price | RM950 (after 22nd September 2016)

RM850Registration by 22nd Septem

ber 2

016

OVERVIEW

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

T2/29092016/CCPLP/KL161197/66 Bar Council Malaysia CPD Points

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PROGRAMME OUTLINE

8.00am - 9.00am

9.00am - 9.10am

9.10am - 10.30am

10.30am - 11.00am

11.00am - 12.30pm

12.30pm - 1.30pm

1.30pm - 3.00pm

3.00pm - 3.30pm

3.30pm - 5.00pm

Registration

Welcome Speech by YA Bhg Tun Zaki AzmiChief Justice, Malaysia (Rtd) and Chairman of Legal Plus Sdn Bhd

Civil and criminal liabilities arising from Cyber Laws· Issues arising from computer-specific laws such as Communications

and Multimedia Act 1998 and Computer Crimes Act 1997· General laws (non-computer specific) which may still apply to cyber

issues · The implication of section 114A of the Evidence Act 1950Speaker: Ms. Mariette Peters, Partner, Zul Rafique & Partners

Coffee Break

Gathering of electronic evidence from the perspective of the Royal Malaysian Police • Detection and investigation• Preservation of electronic evidence• Challenges in gathering electronic evidence• Case studySpeaker: ACP Ahmad Noordin Bin Ismail, Principal Assistant Director, Cyber & Multimedia Investigation Division, Commercial Crime Investigation Department, Royal Malaysia Police

Networking Lunch

Gathering of electronic evidence from the perspective of Cybersecurity Malaysia• Detection and investigation• Preservation of electronic evidence• Challenges in gathering electronic evidenceSpeaker: Mr. Mohd Zabri Adil Talib, Head, Digital Forensics Department CyberSecurity Malaysia

Tea Break

Examination and analysis of electronic evidence • Purpose of examination• Types of electronic evidence• Standard and procedure in forensic examination• Analysis of electronic evidence• Identification of offender• Common defencesSpeaker: Mr. Nazrul Nizam bin Mohd Zameri, Senior Assistant Parliamentary Draftsman, Drafting Division, Attorney General’s Chambers

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SPEAKERS

MARIETTE PETERSMariette obtained both the Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws from the University of Malaya. She spent a couple of years at the academia and in 2002, she joined Zul Rafique & Partners, where she set up the knowledge management,

Research & Training Department. Her areas of expertise include intellectual property and IT-related laws. She has advised several clients on issues arising out of cyber laws and electronic evidence.

In line with her designation and academic background, Mariette conducts lectures and training sessions on a regular basis in various areas including Knowledge Management and other legal areas such as those related to privacy, data protection, IT Law and Evidence. She also regularly conducts training for clients and members of the Judicial and Legal services on cyber law, admissibility of electronic evidence and digitizing evidence.

Mariette recently published The Law of Evidence in Malaysia which is used as the main textbook in most of the universities in Malaysia and also authored an article on the controversial section 114A of the Evidence Act, as well as the Evidence Chapter of Halsbury’s Laws of Malaysia.

MOHD ZABRI ADIL BIN TALIBMohd Zabri is currently the Senior Specialist and Head of Digital Forensics Department of CyberSecurity Malaysia.

He has vast experiences in handling computer crimes and computer-relatedforensics examination for various law

enforcement agencies in Malaysia. He is also responsible to provide digital forensics trainings to national law enforcement officers, the deputy of public prosecutors and also court judges.

He has completed the digital case investigation circle by testifying in Malaysia Intellectual Property Court, Magistrate Court, Session Court, High Court and Royal Commission of Inquiry including in the high-profile Altantuya murder case, the Lingam Tape case, the DSAI’s Sodomy 2 trial and many more.

AHMAD NOORDIN BIN ISMAILAhmad is currently the Principal Assistant Director of the Cyber & Multimedia Investigation Division, Commercial Crime Investigation Department, Royal Malaysia Police. He joined the Royal Malaysia Police in 1980,

and he has previously held the positions of Assistant Director of Computer Investigation and Assistant Director of Operation/Technical Aid in the Commercial Crime Investigation Department.

Ahmad was a lecturer at the Centre of Criminal Investigation and Prosecution, Narcotic School, Royal Malaysia Police College from 1999 - 2002. Besides this, he has held the position of Deputy SuperintendentPolice in the Inspector - General of Police Secretariat from 2002 - 2006 and was attached with Interpol Malaysia in 1997.

He holds a Diploma of Psychology (Counselling) from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) and a Master of Science in Emergency Response & Preparedness from Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM.)

NAZRUL NIZAM BIN MOHD ZAMERI Nazrul obtained his LLB (Hons) from UiTM in 2005 and immediately joined the Attorney-General’s Chambers as a Deputy Public Prosecutor. His first posting was with the Anti-Corruption Agency (which in 2009 became the Malaysian

Anti-Corruption Commission) from 2005 to 2010.

Nazrul was then transferred to the Commercial Crimes Unit, Prosecution Division at Putrajaya where he served as a Deputy Public Prosecutor from 2010 to 2016. During his service as a Deputy Public Prosecutor, he has handled numerous criminal trials and appeals on corruption, commercial crime and cybercrime cases. During this time also, he managed to complete his Master in Laws (Criminal Prosecutions) from the University of Wollongong, Australia in 2013.

He has also given numerous lectures and trainings at the Attorney-General’s Chambers, Judicial and Legal Officers Training Center (ILKAP) and various other government agencies on a wide array of criminal, procedural and evidential matters. Starting from 1 January 2016, he was transferred to the Drafting Division, serving as a Senior Assistant Parliamentary Draftsmen.

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Each form is valid for one delegate only. Use only capital letters.Fax completed forms to +603-6203 1627 (En. Awis) or by e-mail [email protected]

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Institution / Company ..............................................................................................................................................

Please check the appropriate category:

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Address :..........................................................................................................................................................................................................

Postcode :...................................................... State:................................................................. Country :.................................................Telephone :...................................................... Mobile Phone:...................................................... Fax:......................................................

E-mail :..........................................................................................................................................................................................................

Registration Fees

Early bird | RM850 Normal Price | RM950 (ends 22nd September 2016) (after 22nd September 2016)

Method of Payment

Payment must be made in advance of the seminar. Payment can be made by cheque, bank draft, bank transfer. Cheques and bank drafts should be made payable to “Legal Plus Sdn Bhd”.

Please fax or e-mail a copy of the bank transfer documentation to us for verification. Please note that all bank charges are to be borne by the delegate.

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I would like to pay by: Bank Transfer InformationBank Address: AmBank (M) Berhad No. 2 & 4, Jalan 23/70A Desa Sri Hartamas 50480

Kuala Lumpur

Account No: 888-100-471542-6SWIFT Code No: ARBKMYKL

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Legal Plus Sdn Bhd (1105480-U), M-3-5 Plaza Damas, No 60, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur.Tel: +603-6203 2753 Fax: +603-6203 1627 Email: [email protected]

CYBER LAW SEMINAR 2016UNDERSTANDING ISSUES ARISING FROM CYBER LAWS

29 September 2016 | Ballroom, Concorde Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

REGISTRATION FORM

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