Cyber Intelligence USA

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1 Cyber Intelligence USA Le Méridien, Arlington, VA, USA, 19 th 20 th June 2014 Sponsors & Exhibitors: Esteemed Speaker Line-up: Frank Konieczny, Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Air Force Dr. Ray Letteer, Chief, Cyber Security, U.S. Marine Corps Sanjeev Bhagowalia, Chief Advisor on Technology and Cybersecurity, Office of the Governor, State of Hawaii Dan Lohrmann, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Michigan Jonathan Trull, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Colorado Nickolas Savage, Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) of Cyber at the Washington Field Office (AOR), Federal Bureau of Investigation Curtis Levinson, United States Cyber Defense Advisor, NATO Howard Whyte, Security Operations Executive, Office of the Chief Information Officer, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Major Laura Casulli, Cyber Security and Intelligence Law Attorney, U.S. Department of Defense Kara Sidener, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation Remy Faures, Senior Information Officer, The World Bank Group Reasons to attend: Large gathering of senior US government officials discussing cybercrime and emerging cyber threats Analyse the latest cyber security threats faced to US government infrastructure Discuss the emerging cyber threats being seen by law enforcement officials Listen to how the Financial Sector are securing their sensitive information Network with senior US government officials over 3 days Take part in our vibrant exhibition where the private sector will showcase their latest cyber defence solutions Organised By: Knowledge Partner: Web: I events@intelligence-sec.com I Tel: +44(0)

2 Day One: Thursday 19 th June Registration & Coffee CHAIRMAN S OPENING REMARKS Robert Clark, Professor of Law, Centre for Cyber Security Studies, U.S. COMBATING CYBER CRIMES IN THE U.S U.S. MARINE CORPS CYBER SECURITY OVERVIEW Current Cyber Security strategies adopted by the U.S. Marine Corps Challenges faced to computer network systems Cooperation with the private sector What is needed? Dr. Ray Letteer, Chief, Cyber Security, U.S. Marine Corps SECURING COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN THE U.S. AIR FORCE Overview of the U.S. Air Force Cyber Security Program Recent threats faced to our critical infrastructure Importance of secure computer networks for missions and operations at home and abroad Cooperation with other Military Divisions Frank Konieczny, Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Air Force Networking Coffee Break COMBATING CYBERCRIMES ACROSS THE UNITED STATES Overview of the FBI Cybercrime Division What cybercrimes are the US experiencing? What techniques are being used to combat cyber threats? FBI department collaboration Future steps Nickolas Savage, Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) of Cyber at the Washington Field Office (AOR), FBI INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION LATEST CYBER THREATS TO U.S. COMPUTER NETWORK SYSTEMS What are the threats? What systems are in place to combat the breaches? Cooperation between public and private sector Future steps needed for more security on computer networks Moderated by: Robert Clark, Professor of Law, Centre for Cyber Security Studies, U.S. Panellists: Dr. Ray Letteer, Chief, Cyber Security, U.S. Marine Corps Frank Konieczny, Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Air Force Nickolas Savage, Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) of Cyber at the Washington Field Office (AOR), FBI SECURE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SHARING PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND THE FBI: PROTECTING THE NATION S CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE InfraGard program mission InfraGard program history and structure InfraGard information sharing model and success stories Kara Sidener, Special Agent, FBI TRANSLATING INDICATORS OF COMPROMISE INTO NETWORK PROTECTIONS AND INFORMATION COLLABORATION Types of Threat Intelligence Sharing Discussion on different types of indicator protections Automation of indicator protection Indicator collaboration Dan Wiley, Senior Security Consultant, Check Point Software Technologies Networking Coffee Break CROSS-INDUSTRY LESSONS LEARNED: INSIGHT ON CYBER INTELLIGENCE SHARING IN THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE Examining the methods to be used to secure critical data Constructing a systematic approach for reducing the risk of losing critical enterprise data from the enterprise system Remy Faures, Senior Information Officer, The World Bank Group CYBER LAW REVIEW CYBER CRIME PROSECUTION CASE STUDIES AND PROGRESSION Overview of DoD Cyber Prosecution Division What legal loop holes are we seeing Legislation on cyber crimes Case study of recent cybercrime prosecution Major Laura Casulli, Cyber Security and Intelligence Law Attorney, U.S. Department of Defense CYBER WAR, CYBER ESPINAGE & THE LAW Overview of the work at the US on Cyber Security Defining Cyber War Case studies of Cyber Espionage Cyber Law and Prosecution Easy or Hard? CHAIRMAN S CLOSING REMARKS Networking Lunch Break Web: I events@intelligence-sec.com Tel: +44(0) I Fax: +44 (0)

3 Day Two: Friday20th June Registration & Coffee CHAIRMAN S OPENING REMARKS SECURING STATE CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN MICHIGAN Overview of Michigan Cyber Defence Strategies Current cybercrimes being witnessed Vulnerable areas of attack What is needed for secure infrastructure in Michigan Future Roadmap Dan Lohrmann, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Michigan STATE OF COLORADO CYBER SECURITY STRATEGIES Overview of Colorado State Cyber Security What are the cyber criminals targeting? Cooperation with neighbouring States Future Roadmap Jonathan Trull, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Colorado Networking Coffee Break PROTECTING HAWAII S COMPUTER SYSTEMS Importance of Hawaii Cyber Defence Strategies Challenges of securing a network on a cluster of islands Cooperation with the USPACOM What is vulnerable for a cyber-attack Sanjeev Bhagowalia, Chief Advisor on Technology and Cybersecurity, Office of the Governor, State of Hawaii USING MULTIPLE ANTIVIRUS ENGINE SCANNING TO PROTECT CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE Explore how operators of critical infrastructure use multiple antivirus engines to protect their systems from malware Balancing the security requirements with the demands of the business Common network architecture of deployments in secure facilities Additional elements of the digital media processing workflow used to supplement multiple antivirus engine scanning Tony Berning, Senior Product Manager, OPSWAT GLOBAL CYBER SECURITY STRATEGIES ADDRESSING CYBER THREATS AND THE BENEFIT OF CYBER ATTACK INFORMATION SHARING Cyber Intelligence techniques International cooperation to combat cybercrimes Key areas for improvement What s next? Curtis Levinson, United States Cyber Defence Advisor, NATO PROTECTING U.S. CYBERSPACE Overview of NASA s Cyber Security Program Importance of securing U.S. Cyberspace Protecting NASA s critical infrastructure Future solutions Howard Whyte, Security Operations Executive, Office of the Chief Information Officer, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Networking Coffee Break ADVANCES IN HIGH ASSURANCE TESTING Testing and assurance are expensive, half of the s/w development budget or more, especially for mission-critical systems Research on software failures shows that nearly all involve a small number of parameters New algorithms make it possible to cover all such interactions Cloud computing makes it possible to generate and run very large test arrays at reasonable cost This briefing describes the approach and industrial experience demonstrating significant cost advantages Rick Kuhn, Computer Scientist, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) CHAIRMAN S CLOSING REMARKS Networking Lunch Web: I events@intelligence-sec.com Tel: +44(0) I Fax: +44 (0)

4 EVENT SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS BADGE AND LANYARD SPONSOR OPSWAT is a San Francisco based software company that provides solutions to secure and manage IT infrastructure for government, defense and other highly secure environments. Metascan and Metadefender help organizations protect against advanced threats and control data flow by using multiple antivirus engine scanning, data sanitization and file filtering. Learn more at PERSONALISED BRANDING SPONSORS Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. worldwide leader in securing the Internet is the only vendor to deliver Total Security for networks, data and endpoints, unified under a single management framework. This unique approach gives Check Point customers uncompromised protection against all types of threats, reduces complexity and lowers total cost of ownership. Web: I events@intelligence-sec.com Tel: +44(0) I Fax: +44 (0)

5 EVENT PARTNERS KNOWLEDGE PARTNER InfraGard is a partnership between the FBI and the public and private sectors for the protection of our nation's critical infrastructure. At its core, InfraGard's strength and effectiveness is based upon the subject matter expertise of its trusted membership. It is a unique opportunity for both industry and government to unite in a cooperative effort of national security. From drinking water supplies to communications systems, chemical production processes to agricultural resources, Americans depend on a select group of critical infrastructures to sustain our way of life. Most of these systems and services are owned and operated by private industry. Therefore, the protection of our nation's infrastructure cannot be accomplished by the federal government alone. It requires coordinated action from numerous stakeholders - including government, the private sector, law enforcement, and concerned citizens. InfraGard is the critical link that forms a tightly-knit working relationship across industry and government to improve and extend information sharing so timely intelligence is delivered, vital assets are protected, and trusted relationships are formed. For more information, visit or contact your local FBI field office's InfraGard Coordinator MEDIA PARTNERS

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