Speaker: Chris MacFarlane, President, ETI Connect
Track 1: 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: Cemal Dikmen , CTO, SS8
Track 1: 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 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Interception of general network traffic, with the notable exception of voice, is largely impractical unless the intercepting function is capable of "DAPI," or Deep Application-Protocol Inspection. This talk will illustrate why this is so, explain why deep packet inspection (DPI) is insufficient, and give examples using applications such as webmail and instant messaging.

Speaker: Dr. Glen Myers, CEO, IP Fabrics
Track 1: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Dr. Elan Amir, CEO, Bivio Networks
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Cisco's Service Independent Intercept (SII) architecture has been deployed by service providers around the globe, and is a proven, effective architecture for meeting service providers' obligations for lawful intercept. Cisco's SII architecture is expanding with new capabilities focused on the mobile subject. This session will briefly review the architecture and highlight the new capabilities.

Speaker: Craig Mulholland, Cisco Systems
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

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: Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

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
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

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

Speaker: Dana Sugarman, Director of Strategic Marketing & Business Development, Verint Systems
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

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

Speaker: David Cooke, Sales Area Manager, ETI Connect
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Mike Coward, CTO, Continuous Computing
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Aubrey Merchant-Dest, Senior Consulting Engineer, QOSMOS
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Alan Dubberley, VP, Aqsacom
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Today's IP environment, with key functions distributed along networks, demand a fresh approach to optimize investments. In this presentation, Suntech will review the critical issues of Lawful Interception on IP environments and how a fresh approach can deliver LI compliance, optimize investments and much more.

Speaker: Benjamin Pena Isla, Marketing Manager, Suntech
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

The practical realities of managing this function both strategically and on a day to day basis.

Speaker: Ray Green, Director, Focus Data Services Ltd.
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Aubrey Merchant-Dest, Senior Consulting Engineer, Qosmos
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Dr. Joe Parker, CTO, Glimmerglass
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Stuart Wilson, CTO, Endace
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Highlights on IP interceptions, daily LEAs challenges, including Web 3.0 issues, 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
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Elan Sharon, Septier
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Yuval Altman, Product Manager, Verint Systems
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Today's intelligence production process is a multi-disciplinary activity involving the fusion of different types of data sources. Learn how to combine a wide range of intelligence solutions to create a richer, more productive investigation process.

Speaker: Lior Polak, Product Marketing Manager, Intelligence Solutions Division, NICE Systems
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Morten Klinge, Sales Engineer, ETI A/S
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: Bo Arden Kristensen, Software Developer, ETI A/S
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Satellite communication is a critical part of the intelligence gathering process. Gain insight into how LEAs and intelligence organizations can integrate satellite communication to create a wider intelligence perspective.

Speaker: Daniel Adler, NICE Systems
Track 1: ISS for Lawful Interception

Speaker: David Cooke, Area Sales Manager, ETI Connect
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Simplify the complexity of the intelligence production process by utilizing innovative pattern analysis tools. Join this session to learn how new technologies and tools can help LEAs and intelligence organizations to extract new intelligence from any type of intercepted data.

Speaker: Dan Kleinberger, Product Expert, NICE Systems
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Yoav Ariav, Product Manager, Verint Systems
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

The ability to intercept SMS communication creates new opportunities for LEAs and intelligence organizations. Learn how to utilize SMS content to identify new targets, detect suspicious activity and bridge intelligence gaps.

Speaker: Ido Azriel, NICE Systems
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Dirk Peeters , V.P. Business Development, Fox-IT
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Many of today's network-based advanced persistent threats from state-sponsored attackers and organized crime groups are evading detection, but can yield valuable intelligence and investigative value. This session focuses on the true nature and sources of today's most difficult security threats to governments and major corporations, and describes actual solutions, both technology and operations-related, required to detect and mitigate these invisible threats. The speaker will illustrate actual technical case studies from the commercial and public sector to describe an effective operational plan of action consisting of the use of lawful and covert network-based interception, automated reporting and alerting, and interactive threat analysis applications built upon a distributed full packet capture and session reconstruction infrastructure. The session will demonstrate techniques that will enable your investigative and intelligence staff to surveill network and application layer traffic, detect designer malware and zero-day attacks, and improve overall tactical network visibility and situational awareness, including problems such as data leakage and exfiltration of valuable organizational data.

Attendees will learn:

• The technical reasons that advanced persistent threats are evading current perimeter-based point solutions such as IDS, log monitoring and flow-based technologies.
• The true nature and sources of threats facing public and private organizations and the gaps in current network visibility.
• Advanced techniques for next generation network forensics and real-time network surveillance using full packet capture and session reconstruction, and the situational awareness improvements provided by this approach.
• Specific examples of adversary exploits (demonstrations) similar to trends observed within organized crime groups and state- sponsored attacks.

Speaker: Eddie Schwartz, CSO, NetWitness Corporation
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

The face of money laundering and money laundering investigation is changing. Now, every analyst, investigator, and agent must at least understand the basics of the Internet online monetary transactions in order to be effective. While the traditional methods of money laundering are still being employed, new and evolving Internet and technology-based methods are rapidly becoming the method of choice. From eCash to online prepaid debit cards and from virtual currencies to mobile payment systems, this presentation will demonstrate how criminals move illicit funds on the Internet.

Speaker: Lieutenant Charles Cohen, Indiana State Police
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

As cyber warfare threat increases, such as 2007 attack on Estonia's IP infrastructure that crippled their country's economy for weeks and 2008 attack on Georgia's infrastructure, 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: Joe Mancusi, Vice President, Government Solutions, Narus
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Learn how today's specialized integrated systems allow Law Enforcement and Intelligence agencies to cross-correlate vital Video/Voice/Data/Internet. This session demonstrates how agencies can harvest and associate/index innumerable files to provide the best information to make the best decisions.

Speaker: Gary Hatch, CEO, ATCi
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Organizations will see how they can get more value, performance and flexibility out of their existing collection and analysis systems using a hybrid probe model. The speech will include live demonstration of real world scenarios.

Speaker: Rodney Joffe, Chairman, Packet Forensics
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: Vineet Sachdev, Sr. Director, Sales Engineering, SS8
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Hiding in the crowd has never been easier for criminals. Many publicly available Internet services provide various means of covering their tracks. The ever increasing amount and diversity of data flowing through the Internet adds to the challenge of reliably tracking such activities. Can we still find all of them? And at what cost?

Speaker: Hendrik Schulze, CTO, ipoque
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

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: Riccardo Becchio, Business Development Manager, Area
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

Speaker: Dr. Spincer Koh, CEO, Gorilla Technology
Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations

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: Cemal Dikmen, CTO, SS8
Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Speaker: Gilles d'Aramon, Vice President, Business Development, QOSMOS
Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

This presentation will be looking at different deployment options for data retention solutions. It will compare pro's and con's from a provider and LEA perspective. It will highlight ways to reduce capital expenses and operational costs and to optimize performance.

Speaker: Dirk Schrader, Sales Director, Utimaco LIMS
Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Hewlett Packard has been implementing communications data retention systems for leading service providers for more than 10 years. This presentation will present some of the best practices from those implementations with additional information on how data retention systems are playing a larger role in intelligence support systems (ISS).

Speaker: Brian Bertlin, Solution Marketing DRAGON, HP
Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Speakers: Joel M. Margolis, Senior Director, Legal Compliance, NeuStar
Albert Gidari, Partner, Perkins Coie LLP
John Seiver , Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Speaker: Jim Gamble, Chief Executive, Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, United Kingdom
Track 3: ISS for Data Retention and Regulatory Compliance

Speaker: Dominic Li, VP, Portfolio Management and Marketing, TruePosition
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location , Surveillance and Intercept

Speaker: Steve O'Neill, VP, Product line Management, TruePosition
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location , Surveillance and Intercept

Location applications need to observe all subscribers in a network simultaneously in real time to provide effective geofencing and other location based events. To achieve this, passive Mass Intercept is required, and this session will explain the benefits of such an approach. versus using network built in LBS capability.

Speaker: Keith Driver, Product Manager, Telesoft Technologies
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location , Surveillance and Intercept

Speaker: Bhavin Shah, Director of Marketing & Business Development, Polaris Wireless
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location , Surveillance and Intercept

Speaker: Jean-Philippe LeLievre, Thales
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location , Surveillance and Intercept

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: Emanuele Marcozzi, Product Engineer, Area
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location , Surveillance and Intercept

The rapid development of location tracking technologies adds a new dimension to the intelligence production process. Learn how to produce and distribute real-time location-based information in a mass data environment.

Speaker: Ori Nurick, Product Manager, Intelligence Solutions Division, NICE Systems
Track 4: ISS for Mobile Location , Surveillance and Intercept

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. But before that can happen, DPI's negative public image with respect to net neutrality and online privacy has to be overcome.

Speaker: Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speakers: Mike Coward, CTO, Continuous Computing
Klaus Mochalski, CEO, ipoque
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Interception of general network traffic, with the notable exception of voice, is largely impractical unless the intercepting function is capable of "DAPI," or Deep Application-Protocol Inspection. This talk will illustrate why this is so, explain why deep packet inspection (DPI) is insufficient, and give examples using applications such as webmail and instant messaging.

Speaker: Dr. Glen Myers, CEO, IP Fabrics
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Dr. Elan Amir, CEO, Bivio Networks
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

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

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

Multi-core architectures have become the standard approach for high-speed packet processing and Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), but the demands of the network continue to scale faster than silicon, meaning that systems must deploy many multi-core devices to reach the performance targets of 40G and 100G. These architectures require new approaches to thinking about how to distribute traffic first between chips and then between cores, with multiple stages of traffic distribution and load balancing. This presentation will discuss the requirements for packing processing at 40G and 100G, and address system architectures and design techniques that allow commercial multi-core processors to scale to these new performance targets.

Speaker: Mike Coward, CTO, Continuous Computing
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speakers: Joel M. Margolis, Senior Director, Legal Compliance, NeuStar
Albert Gidari, Partner, Perkins Coie LLP
John Seiver , Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Aubrey Merchant-Dest, Senior Consulting Engineer, Qosmos
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: Stuart Wilson, CTO, Endace
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

Speaker: ETI A/S Presenter to be Announced
Track 5: DPI and Intelligent Probes For Lawful Interception, Network Security

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

Mr. Westphal is the CEO of Visual Analytics, Inc, located in the Washington DC metropolitan area, and has been working with a wide number of Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) at the state and federal levels for over 20 years. Mr. Westphal has been intimately involved in helping governments create their analytical systems, databases, and processes used to access, integrate, and analyze their financial data, specifically as it relates to the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA). Mr. Westphal also supports FIUs in over a dozen countries world-wide. Mr. Westphal will present an overview of how the data is used by FIUs around the world with a specific focus on BSA-types of data. Real-world examples will be presented showing different patterns in SAR, CTR, MSB, and other related financial data (including wire-transfers). The examples presented will show single-bank, multi-bank, and multi-source patterns. There will also be a discussion regarding the quality of data submitted on the forms and how it affects the overall analytical process. Mr. Westphal will also touch on compliance issues and how it affects the overall operations at FIUs including defensive filings.

Speaker: Christopher Westphal , CEO, Visual Analytics
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Speaker: SSSA Robert J. Dintino, Intelligence/Regulatory Compliance Section, Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Analysts often search for information about places by entering place names as keyword searches for unstructured documents. MetaCarta automatically georeferences unstructured content, so analysts can find everything written about any place. This improves decision support by orders of magnitude.

Speaker: John R. Frank, Founder & CTO, MetaCarta
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Speaker: Lior Amsterdamski, Verint Systems
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

The discussion will focus on tools and techniques for investigating real world crimes in the Virtual World.

Speaker: Dustin Best, International Biometric Group
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

From managing structured and unstructured data, including messages, text-based documents, and web pages, to enabling powerful interactive intelligence, SAP Government Support & Services delivers the products and services that transform various sources of information into reliable, easily accessible knowledge through data extraction, cleansing, validation and dissemination.

Speaker: Stanley Campbell, CEO , Business Intelligence Solutions
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Mr. Westphal will present an interactive, thought compelling presentation on the use of various visualization and representation techniques for understanding a variety of domains ranging from financial crimes and money laundering to narcotics-trafficking and counter-terrorism. The presentation will provide a number of real-world scenarios that challenge the audience participants to try and interpret the results and explain the outcomes. Mr. Westphal emphasizes there are no "right answers" and there are no "wrong answers" only subjective interpretation within the context of the analysis/data. The goal of this presentation is to offer alternative interpretations for obvious situations and complex analytical scenarios. Much of the content presented is based on Mr. Westphal's recent book, "Data Mining for Intelligence, Fraud & Criminal Detection: Advanced Analytics & Information Sharing Technologies" (CRC Press, December 2008).

Speaker: Christopher Westphal ,CEO, Visual Analytics
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

This session will cover the how to extract content from "Deep Web" sources, content that is often not indexed by or cannot be found by traditional search engines like Google. It will discuss how "Deep Web" harvesting techniques are more efficient and more practical than traditional site crawling. This webinar will provide real-world examples of proper OSINT document normalization for further processing with indexing (storage), entity extraction (analysis) and data visualization solutions.

Speaker: William Bushee, VP Business Development, BrightPlanet Corporation
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Speaker: Chris Biow, Chief Technologist, Federal, Mark Logic Corporation
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

This session presents proven non-attribution services, appropriate tactics and techniques for analysts in order to maintain anonymity online when conducting research.

Including: TOR (The Onion Router): How this free software works, strengths and weaknesses, who uses it and who doesn't, performance and security considerations.

Commercial Anonymous Services: Similarities and differences vs. TOR, advances regarding identity shielding and illustrative case studies.

Best Practices: Anonymous posturing on the internet, legal vs. illegal anonymous online searching, automatic intelligence gathering under the radar screen and more.

Speaker: Lance Cottrell, Chief Scientist, Abraxas
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Speaker: Stephen Hollifield, Information Services Manager, Richmond Virginia Police Department
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

This session will review the core components of Interactive Analytics, a breakthrough information visualization technology from Centrifuge Systems. You will learn about interactive visualization, unified data views and collaborative analysis. Three case studies will be shown using Centrifuge technology: 1) Network traffic analysis in support of cyber security 3) Banking transaction alert analysis to detect fraud 3) Watch list analysis in support of Intelligence Analysis and Homeland Security. When you leave this session, you will have a solid understanding of how you can use Interactive Analytics in your organization to uncover hidden insights in your data.

Speaker: Tony Agresta, Vice President, Marketing, Centrifuge Systems
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

Intelligence professionals would like to have a highly adaptive analytical platform with which they can discover, visualize, and think against patterns in enormous and disparate data sets. Policymakers and much of the public recognize this need, but also seek assurances regarding privacy and civil liberties. Palantir’s analytical platforms have shown that it is possible to implement an access control model that safeguards liberty while also powerfully enhancing intelligence and security operations.

Speaker: Dr. Alex Karp, CEO, Palantir Technologies
Track 6: ISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis

In law enforcement or intelligence operations or inside any inhospitable network, the need to collect various forms of intelligence and covertly deliver it in real-time represents a unique challenge, different than what traditional probes can provide. In this talk, we'll present our system for automatically learning the target network topology, performing intercepts, and reporting-back while avoiding detection, requiring almost no pre-deployment network intelligence. This speech will include live demonstrations of real-world scenarios.

Speaker: Victor Oppleman, President, Packet Forensics
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

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

In the future, law enforcement will be forced to specify targets by their application name and type rather than numerical values like IP addresses as users will increasingly use mobile equipment where their location on the network is unknown. A network user's ability to receive and forward traffic via remote agents will become increasingly prevalent, so that again hard identification based on network location and address will have far less meaning than today. The ability to keep track of this data and retain it also becomes much more critical. With huge volumes of data and meta data collected and retained, new methods are required to search and display captured data embedded in the stored traffic for rapid and complete analysis. This technology will become a key component of future traffic intelligence systems.

Speaker: Paul Zoda, Director, Federal Engineering, Narus
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speakers: Laura Teodosio, CEO, Salient Stills
Jeff Hunter, CTO, Salient Stills
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Representing the next generation of communication records analysis, THREADS(TM) incorporates patented "temporal analysis" tools to define organizational structures and leadership, order the sequence of events, illustrate handset/SIM swap by same suspect and multi-person use of handsets registered to one subscriber, show support networks, generate actionable next-step leads, and manage cases. This session will show general case management architecture, demonstrate import of records for various sources including call detail records and handset forensics, and apply patented analysis to determine key "next step" leads. THREADS(TM) does not merely show you what you already know, it is a system which generates real leads for real investigators.

Speakers: Michael McAdoo, President, TeleCompliance
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Join this hands-on session to see how NICE Location Tracking solution generates and distributes real time location-based information in a mass data environment. During the training NICE will demonstrate its latest features dealing with the challenges of the location tracking intelligence world.

Speakers: Ori Nurick, NICE Systems
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

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.

Speakers: MJM, Gamma Group
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Call Detail Records, or CDR's, are the non-voice records of every communications event experienced by a mobile phone. Investigators who can read, understand and interpret CDR's can find a wealth of potential evidence. In this session, Cellular Data Resources will demonstrate analysis and presentation techniques using a sample set of CDR's to provide attendees with practical skills they can use in their investigations.

Speakers: Brent Bailey, Director, Cellular Data Resources, LLC
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Enrich your knowledge at this hands-on demonstration. Learn how NICE Pattern Analyzer solutions identify new targets and suspects and cope with the latest intelligence challenges.

Speakers: Dan Kleinberger and Lior Polak, NICE Systems
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speakers: Aubrey Merchant-Dest, Senior Consulting Engineer, QOSMOS
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speakers: Dirk Peeters, V.P. Business Development, Fox-IT
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Given that many ISPs and VoIP providers are not CALEA compliant, executing Internet-based Pen Register and Title III intercept court orders is more challenging than traditional landline or wireless voice intercepts. This training session will cover installing and configuring the probe and mediation systems at the service provider for either streamed or buffered delivery to LEA collection systems. Both VoIP and Broadband data intercepts will be discussed.

Speakers: Kevin Graves, IP Fabrics
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speakers: David Vincenzetti, Partner, Hacking Team and Valeriano Bedeschi, Partner, Hacking Team
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 of transmission. All LI activities and services are integrated into one platform, user friendly, highly scalable and customizable to meet all LEAs requirements.

Speakers: Luca Bergonzi, Presales Engineer, Hacking Team
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speakers: Henrik Dalby Kristiansen, Strategic Product Manager, ETI A/S
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track

Speakers: Dr. Spincer Koh, CEO, Gorilla Technology
Track 7: LEA, Intelligence and Defense Analyst Training and Product Demonstration Track