Cyber Intelligence Asia 2014

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1 Organized By: BOOK BY THE 31 st DECEMBER 2013 AND RECEIVE UP TO 20% OFF REGISTRATION FEE Official Endorsement By: Cyber Intelligence Asia th - 14 th March 2014, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore Sponsored By: Taking Place in: Supporting Partner: Esteemed Speaker Line-up: Lieutenant General Bunjerd Tientongdee, Director-General of Defense Information and Space Technology Department (DIST), Ministry of Defence, Thailand Zahri Yunos, Chief Operating Officer, CyberSecurity Malaysia Yurie Ito, Chair, APCERT Rebecca Ledingham, Cyber Outreach Project Manager, Global Complex for Innovation (IGCI), INTERPOL John Kan, Chief Information Officer, Information Systems and Technology, Agency for Science, Technology and Research (Singapore A*STAR) Anwer Yusoff, Head of Innovation and Commercialization, CyberSecurity Malaysia Phannarith Ou, Head, CamCERT, Cambodia Budi Rahardjo, President, ID-CERT, Indonesia Khamla Sounnalat, Deputy Head, LaoCERT, Lao Philip Victor, Director, Centre for Policy & International Cooperation, IMPACT Police Chief Inspector Allan Cabanlong, Chief, Web Services and Cyber Security Division, Philippine National Police Force Dr. Mingu Jumaan, Director, Sabah State Computer Services Department, Malaysia Dr. Frank Law, President, High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) Ammar Jafri, President, Pakistan Information Security Association (PISA) Andrey Komarov, Chief Technology Officer, CERT-GIB, Russian Law Enforcement Agency Reasons to attend: Largest international gathering of cyber security experts in ASEAN Opportunity to network with the leading firms who provide defences to cyber attacks Analyse the latest cyber security challenges and issues in the region Discuss international cooperation to combat cyber-crime Network with the leading decision makers in the government's Determine the latest cyber-crimes taking place in ASEAN Gain a mix of policy, strategies and technical expertise in one place Associated Workshops : Strategic Co-operation amongst CERT s Led by: Asia-Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team (APCERT) Burping the Right Way Led by: MiMOS Malaysia Workshop C TBC Led by: TBC I Tel: +44(0)

2 Event Schedule Tuesday 11 th March 2014 Workshop A STRATEGIC CO-OPERATION AMONGST CERT S Hosted By: Yurie Ito, Chair, Asia-Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team (AP-CERT) Workshop B BURPING THE RIGHT WAY Hosted By: Kiran Karnad, Staff Engineer, MiMOS, Malaysia Wednesday 12 th March 2014 Conference & Exhibition Day One COMBATING CYBERCRIMESS IN ASIA LIVE INTERACTIVE DEMONSTATION sponsored by Kaspersky Lab Thursday 13 th March 2014 Conference & Exhibition Day Two CERT DAY THE EMERGING CYBER THREATS FACED Friday 14 th March 2014 Workshop C TITLE TO BE CONFIRMED Hosted By: I Tel: +44(0)

3 Day One: Wednesday 12th March 2014 COMBATING CYBERCRIMESS IN ASIA Registration & Coffee CHAIRMAN S OPENING REMARKS HOST NATION PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE CYBER SECURITY PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE CASE STUDY o Overview of the cyber investment by the Singapore Government o Current cybercrimes faced in Singapore o Current procedure to combat cybercrimes o Preparing for the future Senior Representative, Infocomm Development Authority, Singapore * CYBER INTELLIGENCE AND TRAINING o Current role of Singapore A*STAR o Current cyber security threats in infrastructure o Training of cyber intelligence o Future steps to securing national infrastructure John Kan, Chief Information Officer, Information Systems and Technology, Agency for Science, Technology and Research (Singapore A*STAR) Networking Coffee Break REGIONAL CO-OPERATION AND OVERIVEWS FOR COMBATING CYBERCRIME FIGHTING CYBERCRIME IN SINGAPORE o Overview of Interpol s involvement in Singapore o Cooperation with the Singapore Government o Recent cybercrimes in Singapore o Future projects planned in the region Rebecca Ledingham, Cyber Outreach Project Manager, Global Complex for Innovation (IGCI), INTERPOL SHARING KNOWLEDGE AND EXPEREINCES o Overview of IMPACT s work in Asia o How things have progressed in the last year o New updates o Future steps towards a more secure cyberspace Philip Victor, Director, Centre for Policy & International Cooperation, International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT) COMBATING REGIONAL CYBERCRIMES SPECIAL ADDRESS THAILAND S CYBERCRIME CHALLENGES o Overview of the Defense Information and Space Technology Department (DIST) o Cooperation with other government agencies o Case studies of successful operations at combating cyber-attacks o Lessons learnt Lieutenant General Bunjerd Tientongdee, Director-General, Defense Information and Space Technology Department (DIST), Ministry of Defence, Thailand COMBATING CYBERCRIME IN THE PHILIPPINES o Overview of the cyber division within the Philippine Police Force o Challenges securing government infrastructure o International cooperation o Future solutions Police Chief Inspector Allan Cabanlong, Chief, Web Services and Cyber Security Division, Philippine National Police CRACKING DOWN ON CYBERCRIMES IN HONG KONG o Current challenges faced at catching cyber criminals o Case studies of successful operations o What is needed to secure critical infrastructure o Lessons learnt and moving forward Inspector (Dr.) Frank Law, President, High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) Networking Afternoon Tea INTERACTIVE LIVE DEMONSTRATION SPONSORED BY KASPERSKY INDUSTRIAL PROTECTION SIMULATION (KIPS) Slava Borilin, Business Development Director, Critical Infrastructure, Kaspersky Lab Cyber Intelligence Asia attendees will play KIPS, the Kaspersky Industrial Protection Simulation, a role playing game developed by Kaspersky Lab, a global leader in cyber security. It features a simulated water utility trying to accomplish its mission to produce and sell water to the community, while dealing with and resolving a number of unexpected cyber events. Several teams will run the same utility trying to outperform others. Every response your team makes will have a knock-on effect on the running of their plant, so you need to analyze data and make decisions despite uncertain information and limited resources! Sounds like real life? That s the point. KIPS winners get the prize CHAIRMAN S CLOSING REMARKS Close of Conference Day Close of Exhibition Hall Day Networking Lunch Break

4 Day Two: Thursday13th March 2014 CERT DAY THE EMERGING CYBER THREATS FACED Registration & Coffee CHAIRMAN S OPENING REMARKS ASIAN CERT OVERVIEW ASIA-PACIFIC CERT COLLABORATION o Overview of APCERT o Current objectives to create greater information sharing o How CERTs can use each other resources o Case studies of cross border cybercrimes Yurie Ito, Chair, Asia-Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team (APCERT) CHINA S CERT OVERVIEW o Overview of Cyber Security in China o 2013 Internet Security review o Recent cases in China o Combating cyber-attacks in China Yuejin Du, Director, China Computer Emergency Response Team (CNCERT) Networking Coffee Break CAMBODIA S INTERNET SECURITY REVIEW o Case studies of recent cybercrimes in Cambodia o Review of 2013 cyber security o Regional cooperation o Lessons Learnt Phannarith Ou, Head, Cambodia Computer Emergency Response Team (CamCERT) INDONESIA CERT OVERVIEW o Cybercrimes in Indonesia o Protecting Government infrastructure o Cooperation with industries o Case studies o Moving forward Budi Rahardjo, Chairman, Indonesia Computer Emergency Response Team (ID- CERT) LAO CERT REVIEW AND OPERATIONS o Overview of LaoCERT o Case studies of cybercrimes committed in Lao o Building a stronger critical infrastructure o Regional collaborations Khamla Sunnalat, Deputy Head, Lao Computer Emergency Response Team (LaoCERT) JAPAN CERT REVIEW o Overview of JPCERT o Case studies of recent operations o Cyber security strategies o Lessons learnt Jack YS Lin, Senior Security Analyst, Japan Computer Emergency Response Team (JPCERT) INSIGHT INTO MALAYSIAN CYBER DEFENCE STRATEGIES CYBER TERRORISM IN MALAYSIA o Overview of CyberSecurity Malaysia o Cyber-attacks in Malaysia o Defining Cyber Terrorism o How to stop large scale cybercrimes Zahri Yunos, Chief Operation Officer, CyberSecurity Malaysia PROTECTING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN MALAYSIA o Case studies of cyber-attacks to government information systems o Protecting critical infrastructure o Cyber Intelligence techniques o Sharing information Anwer Yusoff, Head of Innovation and Commercialization, CyberSecurity Malaysia REGIONAL COOPERATION COMBATING CYBERCRIMES o Challenges of protecting critical infrastructure in Sabah o Cooperation with neighbouring countries o What is needed in Sabah to combat cyber-attacks? o Future solutions Dr. Mingu Jumaan, Director, Sabah State Computer Services Department, Malaysia Networking Afternoon Tea GOOGLE HACKING SOME SERIOUS HACKS WITH JUST A BROWSER Kiran Karnad, Staff Engineer, MiMOS, Malaysia RUSSIAN CYBER SECURITY REVIEW OVERVIEW OF RUSSIAN CYBER SECURITY AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION o Recent attempted cyber-attacks in Russia o Cooperation with global governments o Cooperation with Russian government departments o Sharing information with the private sector o Digital forensics in Russia Andrey Komarov, Chief Information Officer for CERT-GIB, Russian Law Enforcement RUSSIAN CYBER SECURITY o Cyber strategy within the Russian Government o Government policy on combating cybercrimes o Case studies of successful operations at combating cyber-attacks o Moving forward Senior Representative, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Russia CHAIRMAN S CLOSING REMARKS Close of Conference Close of Exhibition Hall Networking Lunch Break

5 EVENT SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS LIVE DEMONSTRATION SPONSOR Kaspersky Lab is the world s largest privately held vendor of endpoint protection solutions. The company is ranked among the world s top four vendors of security solutions for endpoint users (IDC rating Worldwide Endpoint Security Revenue by Vendor, 2012). Throughout its more than 16-year history Kaspersky Lab has remained an innovator in IT security and provides effective digital security solutions for large enterprises, SMBs and consumers. Kaspersky Lab, with its holding company registered in the United Kingdom, currently operates in almost 200 countries and territories across the globe, providing protection for over 300 million users worldwide. Learn more at EXHIBITORS

6 EVENT PARTNERS Singapore infocomm is Singapore infocomm industry association comprises corporate members ranging from local startups to establish MNCs. SiTF advocates for the ICM (Information, Communications and Media) industry and helps to accelerate the adoption ICM technology. SiTF works closely with various stakeholders to promote emerging technologies in areas such as Digital Media, Cloud Computing, Green IT, Wireless, Security and Governance. SiTF also provide platforms to help members with opportunities to increase their market presence and business reach. The world s largest international police organization, with 190 member countries, INTERPOL enables police around the world to work together to make the world a safer place. It offers a high-tech infrastructure of technical and operational support that helps meet the growing challenges of fighting crime in the 21st century and provides targeted training, expert investigative support, relevant data and secure communications channels.

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