Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes for Lawful Interception and Cyber Security

This track is for telecom operators, law enforcement, intelligence analysts or just about anyone who has to understand Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) technologies, product availability, applications and other issues facing telecom operators who deploy DPI infrastructure

Wednesday, 15 June 2011

11:00-11:30	DPI at 100G - System Architectures for High Performance Packet Inspection Karl Wale, Continuous Computing
11:30-12:00	The Art of Application Decoding Protocol and application decoders need to evolve along two dimensions. First, they need to cope with ever more complex applications, many of which today are Web-based, and present their output in a more meaningful way to hide this complexity from investigator. Second, in addition to traditional back-end decoding, they also need to support real-time front-end decoding for semantically rich filtering and interception triggering. Jens Geier, Product Manager, ipoque
13:30-14:00	Validating the Relience of DPI-Capable Devices Under Maximum Application and User Load Gregory Fresnais, International Business Development Director, BreakingPoint Systems
14:00-15:00	Best DPI Intelligence Probes for Lawful Interception, Network Security and Traffic Management Jerome Tollet, CTO, Qosmos Klaus Mochalski, VP Market Development, ipoque Andrea Ghirardini, AREA Gregory Fresnais, International Business Development Director, BreakingPoint Systems
15:30-16:00	Interception and intelligence gathering-Impact of growing Bandwidth and new IP Applications The speed and the usage in IP networks are growing exponentially because of new technologies such as fiber to the home and new bandwidth hungry multimedia applications that are enabled by the high speed networks. The interception and intelligence gathering 10G networks was yesterday's problem. 40G and 100G networks pose a whole new challenge and the ever increasing applications and social networking sites make this even more interesting. This session shall discuss some of the potential solutions addressing these challenges. Derek Roga, SVP EMEA Sales, SS8
16:00-16:30	DPI for Lawful Interception in Telecommunications Networks Steve Patton, Telesoft Technologies

Thursday, 16 June 2011

8:30-9:00	The Key Role of Network Intelligence Technology for Lawful Intercept Next-generation interception probes based on Network Intelligence technology Intercepting traffic from suspect virtual IDs and linking them to physical people. Implementing, new smart ways of handling increasing traffic at Monitoring Centers. Intelligent filtering of non-relevant traffic flows (IPTV, Web TV, P2P, etc.) across all steps of interception. Duncan Curry, Director Northern Europe, Qosmos
10:30-11:00	How to generate high level reports based on different sensor input Bernd-Otto Wolf, MEDAV
11:00-11:30	The Impact of Optimized Packet Processing Software on Multi Core Platforms for DPI and Network Security The latest innovations in processing and software technologies are now being utilized to great effect in Deep Packet Inspection and Unified Threat Management applications. Multicore processors offer a distinct advantage over their older single core siblings and when linked with optimized packet processing software provide a combination that enables the creation of a more scalable and performant range of services at significantly higher bandwidths. This presentation will address the improvements which network acceleration and optimized packet processing software brings and provide examples of the performance gains observed across a range of multicore platforms. Paul Stevens, Telecom Sector Marketing Director, Advantech Eric Carmes, CEO, 6WIND
11:40-12:05	Social Network Analysis Techniques for Analyzing Intercepted IP Communications IP-based communications between targets has become increasingly varied and complex, often including one or more combinations of webmail, chat, social media, and instant messaging applications. Interception of IP communication traffic yields vast amounts of collected content and metadata, and determining the relative importance of the involved individuals and their connectins is challenging. This session will explore how Social Network Analysis (SNA) algorithms and techniques provide a tool set to quickly and automatically uncover hidden relationships. The session will examine how SNA moves beyond simple filtering algorithms to isolate specific types of communications, enabling sophisticated capabilities to assist law enforcement in identifying key individuals and groups and their roles as leaders, influencers, commuication gatekeepers, or simply as a basic participant. James Mullins, VP Europe Sales, SS8
12:05-12:30	Mass IP Interception-capturing and securing mass data Innovation Manager, trovicor
13:00-13:30	A Human-centric Approach to IP Investigation The new challenges related to IP interception put the LEA operator in front of new needs. The next generation of investigation tools must provide a superior level of usability in order to simplify and speed-up the execution of complex tasks and analyses. AREA will present a new approach and a new IP Monitoring system that can greatly help LEAs officers in accomplishing their daily activities. Paolo Mandelli, International Sales Diretor, AREA
13:30-14:00	Validating Lawful Intercept Systems Work Each Time, Every Time Gregory Fresnais, International Business Development Director, BreakingPoint Systems
14:15-14:45	40GE Intelligent IP Packet Capture LI Probe Peter Kastovsky, INVEA-TECH
14:45-15:15	Scaling Intelligence Solutions to 40 Gbps and Beyond The introduction of 40 Gbps and 100 Gbps networks is upon us, driven by the growth in Internet traffic and mobile data. Intelligence Solutions also need to keep up with the traffic growth. This requires a strategy for scaling solutions while also ensuring affordability. In this presentatio, Napatech will present a strategy for scaling Intelligence Solutions and Deep Packet Inspection based on affordable, off-the-shelf hardware components. Dan Joe Barry, Napatech
15:30-16:00	Smart phones, security and applications Alessandro Mordacci, Senior Advisor, Ericsson