Training Course #7
Topic:Digital Transformation - Integrating Technology Systems into Organisations
Date/Time: Monday, 10th February 2020, 8:45 to 15:00
Duration:1 dayLocation: Abt AssociatesLevel 1, MARKHAM Room, Ravalian HausHarbour City, NCD Port Moresby
Note: For safety in an emergency, so that we know who is in the building at any point in time, please 'sign in' at reception in the 'red book' ...
YuTru’s Modus Operandi
We write this in response to claims that the Digital Identification Bureau is in the process of selecting particular technology vendors and products for the YuTru identification platform.
This is not true, and all such decisions will be made by the YuTru consortium in full view of all members, with technical support from a range ...
Training Course #5
Course NameIntroduction to Cybersecurity: Protecting Digital Assets
Course OverviewThe ability to secure digital information within a modern enterprise is a challenge. The threats to information security are global, relentless, and are increasingly complex in nature.
Effective cyber security to protect digital assets requires participation, planning, and good practice. It's an ongoing program of work that requires both ...
SOM#4 Attendance
The following institutions have confirmed their presence at SOM#4:
Convenors
Digital Identification Bureau Ltd.Dentons
Participants
ANZ Banking GroupAsia Pacific Communication SpecialistsBank of South PacificCredit CorporationInvestment Promotion AuthorityKina BankNambawan SuperNAS FundMiBankOrigin Energy PNGPNG Exchange MarketsPNG Digital ICT ClusterWestpac Bank
Observers
Bank of Papua New Guinea (BPNG)Centre for Excellence in Financial InclusionFinancial Analysis and Supervision Unit (BPNG)Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade (Australian ...
Progress Update #7
Going Further Together
We will shortly be making some exciting announcements about taking YuTru from concept to reality.
Much progress has been made already as we work to create a secure, low-cost, state-of-the-art digital identification consortium with you and other partners.
Our greatest investment to date has been in coordinating the large number of stakeholders and interests involved. ...
SOM#4 Agenda
Date/Time: Wednesday, 6th November 2019 @ 10:00-11:30.
Location: TABUBIL RoomLevel 1, Kutubu Convention Centre, Hilton Hotel, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
Agenda:1. Present summary of feedback to the scheme's 'heads of agreement";2. Present the information memorandum for financial case for YuTru;3. Outline implications of the "Electronic Transactions Act" for YuTru.
RSVP: By email to commissioner at yutru dot org ...
Training Program 2019/20
Introduction
This training proposal has been written for the benefit of a number of stakeholders: the Bank of PNG, the PNG Civil Identification and Registration Office (CIRO)/NID, the PNG Digital Commerce Association (DCA), the ICT Cluster (ICTC), and the potential participants, members, and foundation shareholders of the ‘YuTru’ digital trust framework scheme operated by the Digital ...
SOM#3 Attendance
The following institutions were present at SOM#3:
Abt Associates (2)Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade (AU) (1)FASU, Bank of Papua New Guinea (2)Bank of South Pacific (1)Centre of Excellence in Financial Inclusion (1)Dentons (2)FinCorp Ltd. (1)Kina Securities Ltd. (2)Nambawan Super Ltd. (1)Nationwide Microbank Ltd. (1)Origin Energy PNG Ltd. (1)PNG Exchange Markets Ltd. (1)PNG ICT Cluster Inc. ...
SOM#3 Agenda
The third scheme operations meeting (SOM#3) will be held:
Date/Time: Friday, 27th September 2019 @ 10:00-11:15.Location: INDEPENDENCE RoomLevel 1, Kutubu Convention Centre, Hilton Hotel, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
Agenda:1. Feedback on the "Heads of Agreement" discussed;2. Discussion on the scheme delegates function;3. Explanation of key scheme documents;4. Any other business;
RSVP: By email to commissioner at yutru dot ...
Biometrics Reduce Compliance Costs
According to a new research from Mitek and Consult Hyperion, the cost of bank KYC compliance among top-tier banks in Europe has risen to around €50m per annum. Rising regulator fines, customer abandonment, lower trust, among other indirect costs of poor KYC practices, could cost banks another €150m over the next five years.
“It’s no ...