ISS WORLD 2010 - Conference Agenda

About Track 1 - ISS for Telecom Operator Lawful Interception

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Track 1: ISS for Telecom Operator Lawful Interception
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigation
Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept
Track 5:DPI for Lawful Interception, Network Security and Traffic Management
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis
Track 7: LEA and Intelligence Analyst Training and Product Demonstrations
Pre-Conference Tutorials (2 June 2010)

Track 1 - ISS for Telecom Operator Lawful Interception

This track is for Telecom Operators and Law Enforcement/Intelligence/Defense Analysts who are responsible for specifying or deploying lawful intercept network infrastructure.

Thursday, 3 June 2010

11:30-12:30
LI for New IP Services “Best Practices” Guru Panel
Alessandro Mordacci, Senior Advisor, Ericsson
Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque
Yaniv Benbenisti, VP Research and Development, NICE Systems
Yuval Altman, Verint Systems
Jeff Zindel, VP Marketing, GlimmerGlass
Ugo Santillo, IPS
Mark Uldahl, Solution Expert, ETI A/S
Bert Hubert, CTO, Fox-IT

14:00-14:30, Session A
Target Identities in Network Communications – Hard to Obtain (or Rather Easy)?
One of the main worries of LEAs is the growing difficulty to identify targeted subscribers and to obtain and understand the correct technical identifiers. This presentations highlights for different kinds of communications which technical identities are used, which ones might be obtained by the LEAs and explains the underlying technical reasons.
Rudolf Winschuh, Business Development, Utimaco LIMS

14:00-14:30, Session B
Managing Virtual Identities across IP Networks

Using Network Intelligence technology to identify and track virtual Web IDs
Linking Web IDs to network access IDs (IMSI, IP address, MAC address, etc.)
Intercepting traffic from suspect virtual and linking them to physical people
Examples of technical implementations

Sylvain Fambon, Qosmos

14:30-15:00, Session A
Next Generation LI Positioning.
Sten Lundell, Sales Manager, Ericsson

14:30-15:00, Session B
The Art of Intercepting Instant Messaging and Chat-Room Traffic
As the phone and computer merge, more real-time communications takes the form of instant messaging, online conferencing, and chat rooms. These present interesting intercept challenges because the communications can take the form of messages, voice, video, handwriting, file sharing, photo sharing, and others; because the protocols are often proprietary; and because much of the traffic is peer-to-peer. This talk will show practical, implemented, solutions to these problems in the context of Live, Yahoo, Jabber, Twitter, ICQ, and other services.
Glen Myers, CEO, IP Fabrics

15:30-16:00, Session A
Extracting Signals Intelligence from High Bandwidth Mixed Traffic Fibers, with ever changing configuration
Keith Driver, Product Manager, Telesoft Technologies

15:30-16:00, Session B
Cost Effective, Flexible Network Interception and Monitoring Solutions
Jeff Zindel, Vice President of Marketing, GlimmerGlass

16:00-17:00
Global Interception Solutions
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.
Heiko Nissen, Head of Sales ACE, trovicor

Friday, 4 June 2010

8:30-9:00, Session A
New Approach for IP Investigation
The Internet presents a lot of challenges for LEAs and intelligence organizations, however it also offers a lot of opportunities. Join the session to learn about NICE solutions to maximize the potential of the Internet in order to create a broader intelligence picture/intelligence value.
Dana Zelitzki, NICE Systems

8:30-9:00, Session B
Lawful Interception in Next Generation IMS and LTE networks
In this session, the impact of new technologies such as IMS and LTE on CALEA compliance shall be discussed. Technologies like LTE provide a much larger data pipe to the consumers, and therefore, has performance implications on the existing solutions. However, architectures like IMS allow carriers to offer flexible services and have functional impacts on the existing solutions, as well as on the existing standards.
Dr. Cemal Dikmen, CTO, SS8

9:00-9:30, Session A
The Art of Application Decoding
Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque

9:00-9:30, Session B
Dealing with Large Bandwidths – Future Requirements for LI
Chris MacFarlane, President, ETI Connect

10:00-10:30
A Web Masterkey for Intelligence Analysis on Social Networks
Ugo Santillo, International Sales Department, IPS

10:30-11:00
Practical Implementations of IRI Hand-Over for IP Based Interception
Dirk Peeters, Fox-IT

11:30-12:00
Recuperating the Cost of Lawful Interception Systems
This session is about different case studies to recuperate investments in interception, mobile location and retention projects
Elan Sharon, Chief Sales, Marketing & Operations Officer, Septier Communication

11:30 – 12:00, Session B
Decryption Solutions: GSM, Isatphone\ACES, Thuraya and new challenges to come
Ronen Yashvitz, VP Business Development, Gita Technologies

12:00-12:30
Efficient IP Interception
Alessandro Mordacci, Ericsson

12:00-12:30
Interception Solutions- Integrated Today and Scalable for Tomorrow
Alan Dubberley, VP, AQSACOM

13:30-14:00
Regulatory Challenges in Coping with Broadband Internet Interception
The interception of Internet communications by Law Enforcement faces significant challenges fueled by the enormous growth of Internet bandwidth. As such, Law Enforcement agencies are looking for technologies and solutions that can scale this growth and provide them with the information they require all the while remaining within the legal boundaries of lawful Interception. This presentation will review these challenges and propose a solution
Itzik Vager, Vice President Product Mediation and Partners, Verint Systems

14:00-14:30
Challenges of Webmail Interception and Analysis
In this session, the challenges of interception and reconstruction of web-based email services shall be discussed. Though the usage of web-based email services (such as Yahoo mail, Gmail, Hotmail etc.) is growing extremely rapidly, the conventional lawful interception regulations and technologies fall short to be able to intercept these. The legacy monitoring center solutions also struggle to keep up with ever-changing protocols of these web-based services. This session will also discuss some potential solutions of addressing these challenges
Derek G. Roga, Senior VP, Global Business Operations, SS8

14:45-15:15, Session A
Wire-speed Hardware Accelerated 10 gigabit Ethernet Probe
Pavel Celeda, INVEA-TECH

15:15-15:45
How to Tackle the Diversity of Global Communication Technologies
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.
Jesper Mathiesen, Head of Solution Sales, trovicor

16:00-16:30, Session A
Challenges and Solutions for LI in Complex IP Networks
Chris MacFarlane, President, ETI Connect

16:00-16:30, Session B
SIP Voice Conferencing Service - Challenge for Lawful Interception?
In IP networks signaling for VoIP calls is handled by network hosts (e.g. SIP servers), usually between two users. One method for communications sessions with multiple participants is to use a dedicated conference server that makes available sophisticated services for advanced conferenceing. It provides a variety of conference functions and performs media mixing functions as well. Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance of such services requires new capabilities for intercepting and reporting. This presentation will show how lawful interception for conferencing can be integrated in existing LI solutions.
Leopold Murhammer, Siemens AG

16:30-17:00, Session A
LI with Multi Country Core Networks
Alessandro Mordacci, Senior Advisor, Ericsson

16:30-17:00, Session B
VoIP Mid-Call Interception
Modern cheap flat rates and new technologies lead to long call duration times for VoIP calls, thus increasing the chances for recording incomplete calls when activating lawful interception. This in most places means missing the call setup negotiation, including information Technology and Telecommunication of the FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences examines the chances forensic engineers have to still get the partial contents of such VoIP calls decoded properly. We will report the current status of the findings and show first examples of successful decoding attempts.
Herbert Paulis, Siemens AG