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:Christoph Schambach, Account Director, trovicor

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

• 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

Speaker: Jean-Philippe Lion, Vice President EMEA, Qosmos

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

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.

Speaker: Derek Granath, VP Product Line, SS8

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Bert Hubert, CTO Fox Replay, Fox-IT

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

The ability to accurately locate mobile devices is rapidly becoming an essential element in the provision of emergency and safety services and for the compliance of Lawful Intercept (LI) mandates by mobile network operators.

Creativity Software has leveraged its commercial expertise to offer a range of turnkey solutions to fulfill the needs of emergency and security applications that need accurate, real time location information in the most cost effective way possible. We can also enable mobile network operators to benefit from the commercial returns that Location Based Services can generate.

Benefits to mobile network operators:

• Comply with Lawful Intercept mandates in the most cost effective way possible
• Minimise disruption to your network infrastructure and architecture
• Maintain network reliability
• Benefit from the commercial returns Location Based Services can generate
• Enjoy scalable compliance solutions
• Ability to comply with regional and country-specific standards and regulations
• Provide information to Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) in the required format
• Integrate seamlessly with Law Enforcement monitoring centers
• Lowest CAPEX and OPEX costs

Speaker: Richard Lee, CEO, Creativity Software Ltd

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Alan Dubberley, VP, Aqsacom

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Many countries are facing with the challenge of massive monitoring the IP networks. LEAs needs are growing as the traffic and users grow. In this presentation, AREA, a leading vendor of Monitoring Centers, will show some suggestions to save time, money and resources in deploying large LI projects in the IP world.

Speaker: Nazareno Saguato, Presales Manager, AREA

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Murat Balaban, Founder and Director of R&D, Endersys

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

IPv6 means more than just a few more bits for IP addresses. Transition technologies such as 6to4 tunneling provide very simple and easily accessible methods to obscure communications over the Internet. It becomes more difficult to track all communication channels and correlate virtual identities. Comprehensive IPv6 support is not a simple check-mark feature for IP probes. It is both a functional and a performance challenge.

Speaker: Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

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

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Alessandro Mordacci, Senior Advisor, Ericsson

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

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:Bjoern Fink, Account Director, trovicor

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Rising need to analyze huge data coming for Lawful Interception Systems. How does voice ID allow to optimize Lawful Interception Systems operators' performance. Additional instruments on suspect look-up based on voice ID Use Cases.

Speaker: Matvey Zhokhov, International Sales Manager,, Speech Technology Center

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Bernd Schilp, Director of Sales, EMEA, GlimmerGlass

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

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

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: ClearTrail Technologies

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: ClearTrail Technologies

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

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: Jack Grudzien, Solutions Architect, trovicor

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Lawful interception (LI) systems have been deployed in telecom networks worldwide for several decades. The portfolio of services which require lawful interception has grown over the years and network evolution has introduced the need to adapt LI solutions to support also new IP-based telecom services. The multitude of LI systems installed, the growing number of services and the complexity of modern telecom systems has also led to the segregation of LI systems within a single territory or market. This makes it difficult for law enforcement agencies to identify subjects on the network and to acquire actionable data in-time. To efficiently combat crime law enforcement agencies often require the LI system interconnection to securely initiate the interception of suspicious information and to promptly receive intercepted data at a central point. This presentation highlights the benefits of LI system interconnection and sketches solutions for secure and reliable interworking of LI systems.

Speaker: Rainer Schiebenhofer, Technical Project Manager Utimaco LIMS

Track: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Hany El-Manawy, Head of Marketing, Al Fahad Group

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Explore the Intelligence possibilities offered by Data Retention

Speaker: Kjell Yving, Senior Sales Manager, Ericsson

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

The true value of an IP intercept is only achieved when the distinct components of an end-to-end solution work harmoniously. In this session we examine the unique capabilities and security benefits of a passive end-to-end solution consisting of a probe, a mediation function and a reconstruction/playback element. We will describe how each component plays a specific role, contributes specific attributes and offers a distinct value proposition.

Speaker: Malek Akilie , Managing Director, MENA Sales, SS8

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Alessio Alfonsi, HP Investigation Solutions Product Manager, HP

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

As cyber warfare threat increases, it is critical for government organizations and service providers to know and understand the IP network traffic that is traveling through their network by implementing real-time traffic intelligence systems to identify, manage and protect their networks from malicious attacks.

Speaker: Chris Swan, SVP, Narus

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Nowadays the identity management and social network analysis have become a crucial element aspect for the investigation effectiveness. To reach such a goal a full integration between data analysis and interception is a key element. An example of such integration will be shown through the presentation of a real case.

Speaker: Pietro Felici, Presales Engineer, AREA

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

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

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

The gathering of criminal intelligence from communications networks for evidentiary purposes is well served by lawful interception standards, various solutions and a multiplicity of practitioners. Backed by supporting legislation, network and government funding, lawful interception enjoys considerable growth. Faced with the technological hurdles of collecting large volumes of high rate on-net traffic for national security purposes, agencies simply discount this goal as unattainable. In this session we will explore a methodology of passive, on-net collection systems and discuss the intelligence value offered by this approach.

Speaker: Frans Dreyer, CEO, VASTech

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Philippe Vinci, VP Sales and Marketing, Agnitio

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

The session will present Loquendo Voice Security Library voice biometrics and speech solutions, for the public security sector including security forces, police, intelligence investigations. Loquendo enables efficient search and timely identification of anonymous callers by matching their voice biometrics with a database of voiceprints belonging to target subjects.

Loquendo products allow to create sophisticated filters to highlight communications which are most likely to be relevant to investigations. In investigative scenarios including huge volume of telephone intercepts, different languages spoken, spotting of targets as calls come in, Loquendo technologies allow to identify rapidly the calls made by specific targets thus enhancing the investigative process efficiency and efficacy.

Speaker: Angelo Ferraris, Sales Manager - Government & Intelligence, Loquendo

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

* Voiceprint - advantages for law enforcement agencies.
* Voice database - principles.
* Automatic voiceprint identification (search-by-voice).
* Manual voiceprint analysis (court evidence).
* Software tools available.
* Hardware requirements.

Speaker: Konstantin Popov, International Sales Manager, Speech Technology Center

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Otto Kern, Group 2000 Nederland B.V

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

As clearly demonstrated by Operation Aurora, many of today's network-based advanced persistent threats from state-sponsored attackers and organized criminal groups are evading current prevention and detection techniques. This session focuses on the true nature and sources of today's most difficult security threats to governments and major corporations, and describes the solutions required to detect and mitigate these invisible threats.

The speaker will illustrate actual technical case studies to describe an effective operational plan of action consisting of the use of network traffic capture, automated reporting and alerting, and interactive threat analysis. The session will demonstrate techniques that will enable your staff to use real time network forensics techniques to monitor network and application layer traffic, detect designer malware and zero-day attacks, and improve overall tactical network intelligence and situational awareness, including problems such as data leakage and exfiltration of valuable organizational data.

Speaker: Eddie Schwartz ,Chief Security Officer, NetWitness Corporation

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: ClearTrail Technologies

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Dr. Mahmoud Fahmy, CEO, IST Networks

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Dr. Hermann J. Künzel University of Marburg - Forensic Expert

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: hristian Moreno, Business Development, Agnitio

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

All existing Monitoring Centers with service monitoring focus on IP addresses and ports. But modern Internet applications are becoming flexible with ports, using proxies and peer-to-peer networks. This talk will show how to focus on users and applications, far beyond SPAM, ports and unwanted traffic.You will learn how to focus on content, automated content classification and to give the operator more time to focus on relevant information. With todays storage prices being low, it is easy even to do application aware service monitoring including full content retention, and not only retain meta-data

Speaker: Lukas Grunwald, DN-Systems International

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

For centuries commercial communication channels (e.g. telephone networks) were under governments' regulation and control. However, the internet with its decentralized 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:Pawel Stefanek, Account Director, trovicor

Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

• Complementing logs with a network-based approach
• Using metadata to reduce storage requirements
• Tracking virtual Web IDs

Speaker: Erik Larsson, Vice President Marketing, Qosmos

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Speaker: Andrea Fabrizi - HP Investigation solutions General Manager, HP

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

This presentation will highlight some technical and organizational challenges when implementing lawful data retention solutions. It shows practical tips for network operators, service providers, regulators and law enforcement agencies who are considering the introduction of a cross-functional and secure data retention and analysis system.

Speaker: Rene Nitzinger, Product Manager Utimaco LIMS

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Extracting summary information about communications allows for analysts and investigators to use various tools to more efficiently harvest intelligence from intercepted data. However when using metadata, questions arise such as how granular the metadata needs to be, how to store the such records so they may be accessed quickly, and how to secure the records. This session will address the growing use and value of metadata analysis and practices in storing and accessing this information.

Speaker: Cemel Dikmen, CTO, SS8

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Speaker: Jaya Baloo, Practice Lead Lawful Interception, Professional Services EMEA, Verizon Business

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

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 and the principles of the work performed in ETSI/TC LI on the handling of Data Retention and Lawful Interception will be handled. Specific details will be given on which data is to be retained to fulfil the European Directive.

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

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

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 while minimising the impact to daily business operations.

Speaker: Mark Percival, Principal Consultant, Detica

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Network based Cloud Computing and Social Networking are two related and rapidly expanding offerings in the marketplace today. The global expansive scale of these offerings combined with the chaotic growth has produced an acute need for support capabilities for law enforcement communities. This session provides an overview of the latest activities in the standards bodies and industry designed to provide LI, retained data, identity information and heuristics to meet those needs.

Speaker: Tony Rutkowski, Yaana Technologies

Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Speaker: Ray Hutton, Product Manager, Telesoft Technologies

Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept

Speaker: Sten Lundell, Senior Sales Manager, Ericsson

Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept

This session demonstrates the ability to detect unknown suspects/targets and predict their movements and actions based on their geo-location profiles. The application set leverages Polaris's unique, high accuracy, mass location system.

Speaker: Bhavin Shah, Director of Marketing and Business Development, Polaris Wireless

Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept

Even in areas with reliable terrestrial telecommunications (fixed and/or mobile), use of Thuraya, Inmarsat or ACeS/IsatPhone satellite phones can be considerable. This session describes scenarios how portable satellite monitoring equipment can be used either independently or with a fixed strategic systems to monitor or gather information in the field.

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

Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept

This session will examine how wireless location technology can be used to improve law enforcement and national security strategies, including those for gathering intelligence, securing borders, and protecting critical infrastructure. The session will offer details on wireless location intelligence systems that can accurately and reliably track any cell phone in any environment in real time. Also, the session will review how to combine location intelligence with sophisticated data mining systems to help solve crimes, and to detect and preempt criminal activity.

Speaker: Brian Varano, TruePosition

Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept

Location performance, in terms of how precise a location technology is, how reliable and consistently it performs, in what types of environments it can operate in, and how quickly it can calculate a location, is the driving factor in the success of a location-enabled solution. This session will take a closer look at the how each of the most common location technologies works, evaluates the performance of the major location technologies currently available, and shows which location technologies are best suited for law enforcement strategies and mission-critical applications.

Speaker: Steve O'Neill, TruePosition

Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept

In this speech AREA will present the latest IP based mobile network that can be efficiently used to support location surveillance and on field activity.

Speaker: Emanuele Marcozzi, Presales Engineer, AREA

Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillance and Intercept

Speaker: David Helms, Architect IP Solutions, Al Fahad Group

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Current measurements have revealed that VoIP calls have reached the same order of magnitude as legacy PSTN usage. At the same time, VoIP is often beyond the reach of national regulation. Foreign enterprises without a local telecoms license can easily offer commercial VoIP services over the national Internet infrastructure. Due to the different usage scenarios of VoIP (i.e., private vs. business use, commercial vs. free services, encrypted vs. unencrypted), across-the-board blocking of all VoIP, which is mostly SIP and Skype, is no option. This presentation provides an overview of methods to selectively control VoIP calls based on the service operator.

Speaker: Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

In today's cyber security world, protecting ones national communications infrastructure as well as delivering the maximum in overall national security is critical. As a core technology, deep packet inspection provides full visibility of traffic traversing ones network, making for the most effective lawful intercept solutions. Administrators attending this session will gain a greater understanding of today's optimal cyber network architecture and security applications, including open source solutions, leveraging DPI technology to ensure the utmost network protection.

Speaker: Marco Germoni, Director of Engineering for Internet Applications, Bivio Networks

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

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

Speaker: Kevin Graves, CTO, IP Fabrics

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Alessandro Guida and Peter Eichler, ATIS systems

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Alessandro Guida and Peter Eichler, ATIS systems

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

• The limitations of Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) cyber security solutions
• Adding a second layer of cyber defense, leveraging Network Intelligence technology and human expertise
• Examples of identifying and mitigating advanced cyber threats and zero-day attacks

Speaker: Erik Larsson, Vice President Marketing, Qosmos

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

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: Jacek Grudzien, Solutions Architect, trovicor

Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Nagui Erian, ATIS systems

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Speaker: Bernd Fiedler and Helmut Huschka, ATIS systems

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

In 2010 the world will see an increase in cyber-hostilities. Today, cyber threats are well-funded and well-organized operations designed for political, military, economic and technical espionage. Assaults are becoming more sophisticated, and designed to slip under the radar of an organisation’s cyber defenses. This session focuses on the types of security threats being seen today by both governments and enterprises, and describes how real-time network forensics can detect and mitigate current and future threats.

The speaker will present actual technical case studies that outline an effective operational plan of action consisting of the use of network traffic capture, automated reporting and alerting, and interactive threat analysis. The session will also demonstrate techniques how to conduct real-time network forensics techniques to monitor network and application layer traffic, detect designer malware and zero-day

Speaker: Eddie Schwartz ,Chief Security Officer, NetWitness Corporation

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

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

Speaker: David Vincenzetti, Partner, Hacking Team

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Offensive Attacks, Online Research to gain remote access to PCs (Windows & OSX) as well as Mobile Devices (Symbian, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, iPhone, Android & Maemo) enhanced by Gamma's IT Intrusion Training Institute provides the Law Enforcement Agencies and the Intelligence Community access to cutting-edge solutions and knowledge to address the latest investigation methods in the field of Intrusion.

Speaker: Gamma Group

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

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: Manfred Bendisch, Product Manager, trovicor

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Different specialized sensors and acquisition systems for different signal scenarios are used in telecommunication reconnaissance today, such as HF, VHF, UHF, GSM, Thuraya, and other.

Undeniably, the fusion of independent streams of sensor output including audio, text, images and technical parameters, opens extended abilities in threat recognition and in the strategically oriented analysis of communication scenarios. Analysis of relations, the traffic analysis and integration of basic (a-priori) knowledge and open source information produce finished intelligence.

This paper describes the solution IFS-8000 from MEDAV for the fusion of intelligence in a flexible, modular and efficient way.

Speaker: Dr. Hans Joachim Kolb, Managing Director MEDAV GmbH

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

The PLATH Company presents its design of a multi sensory software architecture and its evaluation products for intelligence data.

A generic data model in combination with service oriented architecture provides access to different data sources and facilitates the processing of the data. Various analysis and evaluation applications enable the operator to work comprehensively with raw data from different data sources and to display GIS-data on the integrated mapping application. The operator is supported by automatic visualization tools for displaying communication and social networks.

Speaker: Alexander Gruchmann, Product Manager, Plath GmbH

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Speaker: Renaud ROQUES, Amesys

Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Speaker: MJM, IT Intrusion Export, Gamma Group

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

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

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

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

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

The next generation intercept needs to have the ability to precision target using behavioral and signature analyses. It also needs to perform real-time targeting and capture a growing list of IP-based protocols (network layer to application layer) and applications. In addition, the system will need to discover who is behind a nickname, Mac or IP address, or VoIP number. Reconstructing today's missing links between the cyber ID and the real person will become a key component of future traffic intelligence systems.

Speaker: Jerry Miille, Director of Product Management, Narus
Brett Taylor, Systems Engineer, Narus

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Most probes and policy based routers use IP addresses and TCP/UDP ports - but the Internet is becoming flexible using proxies, dynamic port assignment and peer-to-peer protocols. This training shows how you focus on applications and not IP addresses and ports applying state of the art filter techniques and application aware routing hardware. You will learn how to split this traffic and as well block specific Web 2.0 application parts like only Facebook or Gmail Chat or Skype.

Speaker: Lukas Grunwald, DN-Systems International

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

The Data Retention LEA Client by Ericsson can interface any ETSI compliant Data Retention solution for interrogation of retained data. Moreover it provides premium features when used to interface the Ericsson ADRS.

This presentation will run an investigation case study, then will show how inappropriate use of the Data Retention solution can be detected.

Speaker: Pompeo Santoro, Strategic Product Manager, Ericsson

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

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

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: MJM, IT Intrusion Export, Gamma Group

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: Nagui Erian, ATIS systems

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: Bert Hubert, CTO Fox Replay, Fox-IT

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

L-3 TRL's SMARTSAT solutions enable security agencies and LEAs to passively monitor Inmarsat, Thuraya and IsatPhone/ACeS satellite communications networks. Our solutions include data mining and tracing software, enabling the comprehensive analysis and reporting of target activities to counter threats as they arise. We shall describe and demonstrate our Thuraya Monitoring solution during this session.

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

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: Bernd Schilp, Director of Sales, EMEA and Safdar Akhtar, Snr. Manager, Sales Engineering, GlimmerGlass

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: Jean Baptiste Duvanchelle, Systems Engineer & Product Manager, Qosmos

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Andrew's GeoLENs location solutions portfolio is focused on location-enabling public wireless, wired broadband, enterprise and IP networks, placing the capability of locating devices into the network. Andrew Network Solutions will provide an overview of how both conventional cellular and modern broadband networks are location enabled, their own location technologies and applications to national security.

Speaker: Martin Dawson, Chief Product Architect GeoLENs , Andrew Network Solutions

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

How can agencies and analysts handle the numerous audio recordings which come in every second? With the Monitoring Center's modules ‘Speaker Recognition' and ‘Language Identification', trovicor offers LEAs a state-of-the-art tools for the analysis of acoustic fingerprints in languages and voices. A live demonstration will give a comprehensive overview of trovicor's expertise and its MC's capabilities in both areas, seen through the eyes of an operating agent.

Speaker: Manfred Bendisch, Product Manager, trovicor

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

LIVE DEMO: Targeting Windows, Windows Mobile, Mac and iPhone platforms.

Speaker: Marco Valleri, Senior Security Engineer, and Alfredo Pesoli, Senior Security Engineer, Hacking Team

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

The voice analysis products that Loquendo proposes to the Intelligence Community can be subdivided into two main classes: biometrics and content search.

Biometrics allow by means of automatic voice print comparison to quickly identifying a specific individual speaking in a conversation, whereas content analysis permits LEAs and Intelligence agencies to automatically scan calls for specific words or short sentences. Such a task is especially effective if, like in Loquendo portfolio, an automatic tool of Language Identification can drive the subsequent search on the target language.Loquendo will give a complete demo of such an approach that opens new horizons to the investigation activities.

Speaker: Luciano Piovano, Loquendo

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Communications used by targets are manifold. In fact, suspects under investigation may even use communication technologies that are not yet supported by standardised lawful interception mechanism. To get a more complete picture, additional interception methods are required. These need to be integrated into the MC in order to combine information gathered from different sources. PC online search (PC intrusion) represents a technology to access data directly from PCs. In this demonstration the capabilities of this tool as well as the integration within the Monitoring Center by trovicor will be shown.

Speaker:Jacek Grudzien, Solutions Architect, trovicor

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

In today's fast growing telecommunications, governments need powerful tools and technologies to hold criminals and terrorists at bay. Moreover, they need support to keep control over the massive information flow. Thanks to its outstanding features, NADRAT - the National Data Retention Analysis Tool by trovicor, is geared to find the ‘fishy needle' in the haystack. The various benefits are evident: the analysis of call data records and the graphical display of entities not only reveal hidden links among suspects, but also signify less workload for agencies.

Speaker:Manfred Bendisch, Product Manager, trovicor

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: Alper Tosun, BTT Bilgi Teknoloji Tasarim

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: Jimmi M. Hansen, Covidence

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Starting from a real case study, the main features of MCR will be demonstrated. This complete Monitoring Center offers integrated applications to capture and analyze data from any source. All LI activities and services are integrated into one platform, particularly user friendly, highly scalable and customizable to meet all LEAs requirements.

Speaker: Luca Bergonzi, Presales Engineer, AREA

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: Caroline Rey, Business Consultant, Agnitio

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speaker: ClearTrail Technologies

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

The Zebra passively captures and stores massive volumes of traffic. Link analysis is used to identify possible targets. Filters are used to access specific communications of interest from mountains of data. Agencies can reach back in the past to identify previously unknown suspects. The challenges of implementing on-net collection systems in mobile networks will be addressed and a short demonstration of the Zebra system presented.

Speaker: George Horn, Development Manager, VASTech
Fabrizio Diantina, Channel Manager, VASTech

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

SIM card file structure, data storage, recovery and carrier is some of the information essential to understand when conducting a mobile phone examination. In this lesson block attendees will receive an overview of the GSM 11.11 which includes storing and recovering text messages, address books, last dialed numbers and more. Methods to create a "Safety SIM" allowing an examination of the phone while denying access to the network.

Speaker: BKForensics- Cell Phone Forensic Solutions

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

A First responders responsibility is to protect the evidence. In this modified block form the Mobile Phone Seizure Certification ,core information will be presented, providing the attendees with an understanding of how to properly secure and preserve a mobile phone for evidentiary value. We will demonstrate alternatives to the bulky "faraday bag. (The first 25 attendees to register will receive a "phone mesh", the alternative to the faraday bag.)

Speaker: BKForensics- Cell Phone Forensic Solutions

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Cell Phone Analysis: BKForensics will present an overview of logical verses physical analysis and why both are an important process in phone examinations. Discussing the technical obstacles of examining cell phones, we will explore some options available to ensure the successful extraction of data.

Speaker: BKForensics- Cell Phone Forensic Solutions

Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track