To cope with the various existing and future challenges in the LI arena, vendors need to provide their customers with continuous support, premium quality products and cost efficient solutions. This presentation gives a comprehensive overview of trovicor's portfolio with a specific emphasis on the company's Monitoring Center. The audience will get a clear picture of forward-looking solutions for both Voice and IP from a global player, who thoroughly knows the needs and requirements of law enforcement and security agencies.

Speaker: Carlos Gandini, Head of Sales APAC, trovicor

Speaker: Ugo Santillo, International Sales Department, IPS - Intelligence & Public Security SpA

Speaker: Erez Shuster, Septier

High bandwidth optical transports are frequently reconfigured to carry different types of traffic or move traffic to different bearers. Having the ability to track and select the content is critical to successful intercept.

Speaker: Keith Driver, Head of Business Development, Telesoft Technologies

Carriers and Agencies require end to end solutions that meet the challenging requirements of today's technology and the services these networks support. To achieve this, the interception solutions needs to both meet the challenge of today and be able to evolve to meet the new challenges that will evolve. AQSACOM shows how modern interception solutions can be established that can both grow and evolve to meet the needs of both the Carriers and Agencies covering all forms of networks TDM, IP, Fixed, Mobile, Broadband plus evolve to encompass Data Retention objectives.

Speaker: Alan Dubberley, VP, AQSACOM

Speaker: Dr. Joe Parker, CTO, Glimmerglass

In a world communicating in packets, Law Enforcement Agencies are faced with the demand to intercept VoIP calls. This session shall give an overview about to what extend DPI (Deep Packet Inspection) can be a perfect match for this demand, and - on the other hand - where it is just a misfit.

Speaker: Dirk Schrader, Sales Director, Utimaco LIMS

In service provider controlled networks, protocol changes are infrequent. When they occur, they are completely controlled. With careful planning the impact on lawful interception is minimal. In the internet, anything goes! In this virtual world, the only constant is change. New webmail, instant messaging services and social networks constantly pop up, seemingly overnight. Unannounced changes are an ever-present threat to lawful interception operations. The rollout of IPv6 and all its IPv4-migrating forms only add to this complexity. This presentation discusses the flux of the internet and how trovicor's LifeCycle Managementâ„¢ meets these growing IP interception challenges.

Speaker: Martin Hayes, Product Manager IP, trovicor

The transition of networks from PSTN dominated by monolithic switches to VoIP and NGN networks with distributed, heterogeneous network nodes, dynamic session setups and access independence makes LI a complex task and requires dynamic solutions. This presentation will highlight the technical fundaments of VoIP and NGN networks, the consequences for lawful interception, possible solutions and benefits for LEAs.

Speaker: Rudolf Winschuh, Business Development Manager, Utimaco LIMS

The discussion will examine the challenges of monitoring the wide variety of private line and virtual private line services in use today, including special considerations associated with multi-national networks and the dynamics of moving to packet transport. The presenter offer a business case for a new monitoring approach using state-of-the-art technology to recover rack space, power, and human costs while delivering a more robust solution for non-intrusive traffic inspection

Speaker: Jesse Price VP Sales and Marketing, NetQuest

Speaker: Emmanuel Roger, Qosmos

This presentation demonstrates how easily criminals can use publicly available Internet services such as Web mailers and instant messaging tools for their communication in a way that poses significant challenges to investigators. Add a little knowledge about IP networking on the criminal side and the challenges reach unprecedented levels. Is there a way for law enforcement to keep up.

Speaker: Hendrik Schulze, CTO, ipoque

Speaker: Ronen Yashvitz, VP Business development & Sales, Gita Technologies

ETSI/TC LI is the Technical Committee within ETSI responsible for the standardization of the interfaces between Communication Service Providers (CSP) and Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA) for the handover of Lawful Intercepted data and Retained data. The status of the work performed in ETSI/TC LI on the handling of Data Retention and Lawful Interception will be introduced and specific details will be given. Peter van der Arend, Chairman ETSI/TC LI

Speaker: Peter Van der Arend, Chairman, ETSI/TC LI

This presentation approaches the subject of telecom data retention from different angles. It explains basic concepts of data retention and shows the opportunities to efficiently use archived telecom data for investigation purposes. It will not conceal the threats and challenges of the subject in regards to data privacy, costs, and technological progress.

Speaker: René Nitzinger, Product Manager, Utimaco LIMS

Speaker: Peter Eichler, ATIS systems GmbH

Detica has over 30 years experience of developing solutions to the most complex security problems and supplying and supporting large scale intelligence systems for government and commercial organisations. This typically involves capturing, storing and analysing high volume, high-speed and wide-ranging data at exceptional levels of performance. In this presentation we share our experience of working with Communications Service Providers and Government agencies to develop data retention solutions that enable Service Providers to comply with data retention legislation with minimum impact on their business.

Speaker: Mark Percival, Principal Consultant, Detica

Ranges of communications services and protocols on IP networks have multiplied. That is why, although pursuing different objectives, service providers and LEAs had to come to a mutual understanding regarding the necessity of joint ventures. The essential question is: how can they generate measurable value in operating terms? Up to date, economic aspects have hardly been paid attention to. The change of the LI paradigm from 'a-cost-of doing-business' to 'a-cost-of-improving business' will be highlighted by trovicor. Surprising and tangible outcomes, previously not identified nor appropriately taken into consideration, will be delivered.

Speaker: Marcelo Riccitelli, Account Director APA, trovicor

Communication networks like PSTN, PLMN, UMTS, NGN, IP, WiMAX cover almost the entire globe. Their diversity poses an unparalleled challenge to law enforcement agencies. In this presentation, the audience will learn about the persuasive end2end capabilities of trovicor's Monitoring Center which incorporates one solution for all technologies. Among others, the presenter will elaborate on the customer benefits resulting from the HI interfaces. Last but not least, the objectives and tasks for passive interception within a communication network without integrated LI functionality will be outlined.

Speaker: Joerg Schomburg, Solution Architect APAC, trovicor

Learn how terrorists and criminals evade and circumvent interception and what you can do to stay a step ahead

Speaker: Karanvir Singh, President, KommLabs

Speaker: Dave Woods, CEO ThorpeGlen

Hewlett Packard Investigation solutions - the new integrated intelligence support system solution. Combining proven software technologies, highly scalable hardware and a portfolio of lifecycle services, the new HP Investigation solutions is the most comprehensive intelligence support system offering available in the marketplace. Bringing together HP’s broad capabilities in IT, software, communications service provider, governments and services, HP now has the complete set of tools available to help organizations around the world optimize the intelligence support systems environment.

Speaker: Brian Bertlin, HP Investigation solutions , World Wide Marketing Manager, HP

Full intelligence on target users even for encrypted communications (Skype, PGP, secure web mail, encrypted disks, etc.)

Speaker: David Vincenzetti, Partner, Hacking Team

Speaker: Eddie Schwartz, CISSP, CISA, CISM, PMP, Chief Security Officer, NetWitness Corporation

Speaker: Emilio Martinez, CEO, Agnitio

The task of automatic speaker recognition systems is to identify a speaker within a digital audio signal. This presentation will give a brief overview of this area: the specific terminology will be defined, components of cutting-edge and text-independent systems will be explained, technical capabilities as well as limitations will be described. Last but not least, potential development trends within the next few years will be outlined.

Speaker: Dr. Stephan Grashey, Expert Voice Solutions, trovicor

Speaker: Renaud Roques, Amesys

Significant amounts of readily available intelligence, of value to determine targets for LI systems, are buried in cross-border and regional telecommunications traffic. The interception of traffic on satellite networks, such as Intelsat, Arabsat and Eutelsat, is often neglected as a source of regional intelligence. A single platform to provide a unified view of telecommunications over both terrestrial and satellite networks will be addressed, together with roaming number analysis, Satellite Signal Analysis tools, Inmarsat interception and integrated software based DCME modules.

Speaker: Fabrizio Diantina, VASTech

How Data Mining can help LEAs to solve complex investigations. A real case study will be presented to show how to identify targets starting from a huge amount of data through a powerful analysis tool developed by AREA for LEAs officers.

Speaker: AREA speaker to be announced

Speaker: Eddie Schwartz, CISSP, CISA, CISM, PMP, Chief Security Officer, NetWitness Corporation

For centuries commercial communication channels (e.g. telephone networks) were under governments' regulation and control. However, the internet with its decentralised structures and applications has left authorities struggling to retain their lawful access to information which is vital for crime resolution and prevention. In this presentation, trovicor will outline a holistic concept of bringing back control over the internet to where it belongs: into the hands of law enforcement and intelligence agencies.

Speaker: Patrick Koebel, Account Director APAC, trovicor

Analysts are constantly challenged with a countless number of records. To minimize these volumes, an automated approach is needed. Depending on the available data characteristics, there are various methods of managing the different types of records: voice analysis, outlier detection, pattern recognition, topic spotting or keyword spotting. Some of these require new technologies, when they are to be applied to structured data. Examples of statistical limitations, which influence the overall design of the systems, will be presented.

Speaker: Dr. Stefan Cronjaeger, Head of Product Line IPF & Analytics, trovicor

Speaker: Gaurav Ranade, Business Development, Agnitio

For the handling of large amounts of data, operators need to rely on automatic filtering and the selection of the presented content. There are two approaches: search engine based technologies and data mining. They differ with respect to the end-users' workflows, the necessary knowledge and overall system requirements. However, to get a better result, they can be used complementarily and thus become a symbiosis. Some components of search engines may be re-used in data mining installations and vice versa. In this presentation, the advantages and disadvantages with regard to the different objectives will be illustrated.

Speaker: Dr. Stefan Cronjaeger, Head of Product Line IPF & Analytics, trovicor

Speaker: Professor Dr. Hermann J. Künzel, (PhD Phonetics)

Speaker: Dominic Li, VP, Portfolio Management and Marketing, TruePosition

Speaker: Steve O'Neill, VP, Product line Management, TruePosition

Security Implications for LEAs and Government Agencies of low cost voice satellite handsets e.g. IsatPhone, Inmarsat and Thuraya

Speaker: Richard Grundy, Capability Manager, L-3 TRL Technology

Speaker: Jean-Philippe LeLievre, Thales Communications

Locating callers in 3G networks traditionally depends on positioning infrastructure available. Tektronix presents a novel approach to tactical geolocation and interception of mobile phones that does not rely on any permanently deployed LI and positioning infrastructure.

Speaker: Martin Winau, Senior Manager System Architecture, Tektronix

Speaker: Yuval Dagan, ELTA SIGINT, EW & Communication Division

From target identification to target location, base station survey measurements to mobile tracking, gathering tactical intelligence can be not always a straightforward task. Cutting-edge technologies developed by AREA can provide a comprehensive support to LEAs in understanding both mobile targets and crime scenes, turning collected data in meaningful intelligence, while bringing greater degree of control and significant time savings to operations.

Speaker: Paolo Mandelli, Sales International Director, AREA

Speaker: Tony Rutkowski, Yaana Tehnologies

Speaker: Emmanuel Roger, Qosmos

Anti-SPAM, Antivirus, Intrusion Detection / Protection Systems, Deep Packet Inspection. We all have heard about these technologies protecting our own laptops or PCs from the evil lurking out there in the Net. What do they do exactly? How to use their methods for LI. The session will give an overview about the methods and the way they can help improving LI in a world communicating in packets.

Speaker: Dirk Schrader, Sales Director, Utimaco LIMS

Speaker: Peter Eichler, ATIS systems GmbH

DPI bandwidth management is quickly becoming an integral part of service provider networks. Its current focus is congestion control. In the near future, it will be used to provide tiered services to subscribers offering guaranteed quality of service to business-critical applications. Beyond this application control, DPI also enables various forms of content control that can filter or shape traffic based on content type. This presentation provides an overview of the various forms of bandwidth management including current and future challenges and limitations

Speaker: Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque

Why intelligent, wire-speed IP intercept probes are needed for LI and Intelligence gathering in today’s network and application environment.

Speaker: Kevin Graves, IP Fabrics

In a world communicating in packets, Law Enforcement Agencies are faced with the demand to intercept VoIP calls. This session shall give an overview about to what extend DPI (Deep Packet Inspection) can be a perfect match for this demand, and - on the other hand - where it is just a misfit.

Speaker: Dirk Schrader, Sales Director, Utimaco LIMS

In service provider controlled networks, protocol changes are infrequent. When they occur, they are completely controlled. With careful planning the impact on lawful interception is minimal. In the internet, anything goes! In this virtual world, the only constant is change. New webmail, instant messaging services and social networks constantly pop up, seemingly overnight. Unannounced changes are an ever-present threat to lawful interception operations. The rollout of IPv6 and all its IPv4-migrating forms only add to this complexity. This presentation discusses the flux of the internet and how trovicor's LifeCycle Managementâ„¢ meets these growing IP interception challenges.

Speaker: Martin Hayes, Product Manager IP, trovicor

The future of lawful interception belongs to application-aware DPI and decode probes. While these probes are no magic wand, they will greatly contribute to solving many of today's most pressing LI challenges. Placed at the right location in the network, they will provide high-quality, highly relevant input to backend LI systems. As an additional benefit, they can be used to increase the visibility of Internet user behavior for network operators

Speaker: Jens Geier, System Architect, ipoque

Highlights on IP interceptions, daily LEAs challenges, are the main topics. Based on AREA experience as provider of IP Monitoring Centers, tips & tricks to help decode, render and analyze IP targets traffic will be presented.

Speaker: Nazareno Saguato - Presales Manager, AREA

Speaker: Koichi Hyodo, Bivio Networks

Gamma presents its next generation turnkey online research & IT intrusion tools: FinSpy V2, the 'legal' Trojan horse, along with advanced infection methods using FinFly Lite, FinFly ISP, and the newly released FinFly Web for remote infection via websites

Speaker: MJM, IT Intrusion Expert, Gamma Group

Traditional interception measure based on specific targets is not used to Internet any more because Internet user identities are featured with virtualization, diversity and complexity. In this situation, mass interception is becoming the first choice to implement Internet monitoring. So how to find out and lock down the potential dangerous suspects from the mass of intercepted data and content in the condition of mass interception becomes the key and important technologies in this field. ZTEsec is always devoting to exploring the best solution to resolve this problem, then encrypted information and intelligent analysis are very efficient approaches to reach it.

Speaker: Mr. Tan Wei, Strategic Product Director, ZTEsec

Speaker: Yuval Dagan, ELTA SIGINT, EW & Communication Division

Speaker: David William Robinson, DWR Associates Inc and invited guests

A detailed comparison of Active, Semi-active and fully Passive Solutions with their strengths and weaknesses

Speaker: Karanvir Singh, President, KommLabs

In-depth discussion on specifically troublesome problems faced by Agencies today when video needs to be recovered quickly for Intelligence use or within a criminal Investigation. Forensic Screen Capture is the solution to the issue of export problems of proprietary CCTV systems. Easy to use & fast de-multiplexing systems & strategies are needed to take apart multiplexed video quickly & reliably. This session focuses on what the problems are, why they are there in the first place and finally provides a number of solutions to deal with them using the latest technological advances.

Speaker: David William Robinson, DWR Associates Inc and invited guests

Speaker: Dave Woods, CEO, ThorpeGlen

An in-depth study of all aspects of the design process involved in an organization's processing and management of audio and video intelligence media. This will include the latest developments in advanced Video Enhancement & Audio Noise Signal Processing. Particular attention will be given to the further deployment of new designs of a tactical field deployable nature. The latest "through wall listening" & "simultaneous noise processing" system will be presented along with discussion on the operational theatre advantages this brings

Speaker: David William Robinson, DWR Associates Inc

Speaker: Ugo Santillo, International Sales Department, IPS - Intelligence & Public Security SpA

Demonstrations will include; how to manage multiple combined Audio problems related to tactical recording and monitoring of audio feeds from various sources and channels, how to batch process audio (of particular relevance to those involved in Telecommunication Monitoring) and finally processing of audio recorded through the latest through wall transducer devices. This session is intended to give a very clear overview of "what can be done" and show "how it is done".

Speaker: David William Robinson, DWR Associates Inc