This track is for Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Cyber Security Analysts who have investigation responsibilities associated with telecommunications networks.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

11:00-11:30	Exploiting Computer and Mobile Vulnerabilities for Electronic Surveillance While social engineering or physical access is often used by law enforcement agencies and investigators to install monitoring tools on targets PCs and mobile phones, using 0-day or 1-day exploits taking advantage of unknown or recent software vulnerabilities can help investigators in speeding up the process and covertly installing monitoring software on remote PCs and phones. Chaouki Bekrar, CEO & Director Vulnerability Research, VUPEN Security
11:30-12:00 Session A	Empowering Cyber Intelligence Operations: a stealth, spyware-like software to attack, infect and collect evidence from Computers and Smartphones David Vincenzetti, Partner, Hacking Team
11:30-12:00 Session B	IP Based Investigations - Not Only for Forensics Jenny Grinberg, Product Manager, Verint Systems
1:30-2:00	Countermeasures to Identify Cybercriminals Hiding on the Internet Exploiting vulnerabilities in the tactics cybercriminals use to hide on the Internet is a key strategy to identify, track—and prosecute—online criminals. Adopting countermeasures that unwind and circumvent the technologies they use provides a new way to stealthily locate individuals, key figures, and even entire criminal networks. Join me as I present tactics to find and impede the crimes that cybercriminals are perpetrating online. Lance Cottrell, CTO, Ntrepid
2:00-2:30	Needles in the haystack: Applying lessons learned in Digital Forensics to the challenges in LI Dirk Peeters, VP of International Business Development, Fox-IT
3:30-4:00	Access Switching - Identifying the Needle in the 10/40/100G Haystack The data center as we know it is changing dramatically. Fulfilling the regulatory, performance and security monitoring requirements in today’s networks is becoming a growth inhibitor, preventing organizations from taking advantage of their full potential.  Virtualization, cloud computing and larger-than-ever pipes require a different approach for data monitoring and lawful interception. This session will provide insights for developing strategies and tools for monitoring network traffic in the presence of latency, jitter, saturated links and microbursts using existing tools to achieve 100% visibility of data streams, continuous monitoring, and uptime.   Sharon Besser, VP of Technology, Net Optics
4:30-5:00	A comprehensive solution for operational, tactical and strategic Communication Intelligence AGNITIO Voice Biometrics – BS3 Family, a comprehensive solution for operational, tactical and strategic Communication Intelligence Steve Hodges, Vice President Sales & Business Development, North America, Agnitio

Thursday, October 13, 2011

8:30-9:00	How IPv6 Improves Inestigators' Work ETI Group, speaker to be announced
9:00-9:30 Session A	Speaker Identification for Forensic and Criminal Investigation, helping the Law Enforcement Agencies mission AGNITIO Voice Biometrics –Speaker Identification for Forensic and Criminal Investigation, helping the Law Enforcement Agencies mission Antonio Moreno – Technical Sales Director, Agnitio
9:00-9:30 Session B	Information Intelligence Acceleration - Find Anything, Anywhere Gain Borderless Visibility, Share Data Access and "Sessionized" intelligence between Inline and Passive Network Intelligence tools. Achieve Situational Awareness around Intrusion or extrusion incidents while accelerating Information and Security Intelligence. Gain insight into Tunneled Networks (GTP, MPLS, GRE) and perform Stateful Data Acquisition with Application Layer Intelligence. Hone in on traffic patterns based on specific user or Mobile Device Identifiers. Tony Zirnoon, Director of Global Security Strategy and Technical Marketing, VSS Monitoring
10:30-11:00	The Distinct Roles and Values of an End-to-End IP Intercept Solution 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 Corey Lanum, SE, SS8
11:00-11:30	The Use of Consumer Surveillance Technologies in Cell Phone Surveillance Tim Phipps, Cambridge Consultants
11:30-12:00	Handheld Tools for Cell Phone Direction Finding and Location Scott N. Schober, President & CEO, Berkeley Varitronics Systems