| Threats Are Constantly
Evolving. So Should Your Response.
The Strategic Security
Response Summit will survey threat detection and
countermeasures, in various realms—from our computer
networks, to our critical national infrastructure.
Threats are constantly emerging, as attackers continue
to innovate and develop new exploits at a breakneck
pace. It is imperative that we not only keep abreast
of the threat landscape, but also that we prepare
ourselves with protective measures.
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Sessions
will cover specific technical issues such as
computer and network intrusion prevention, all
the way through to detection and prevention in
broader realms, such as intelligence and
counterintelligence tools to prevent
cyberintrusion at a national level. This event
explores the effect of threats on our
communications networks, and threats to our
physical facilities, along with access control
techniques to stop them. It looks at how
surveillance technologies such as IP video can
help to level the playing field. |
Conference Agenda
Wednesday,
November 28
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8:30
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Registration,
Coffee
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9:00
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Keynote,
Marc Noble, CISSP-ISSAP, CISM, CGEIT, MBCI,
Director of Government Affairs, (ISC)2
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9:45
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Organizational
Preparedness, Chris Krebs, Principal,
Obsidian Analysis
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10:15
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Networking
Break in Exhibits (Exhibits Open)
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10:45
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Panel Discussion:
Identifying Emerging Threats Panelists:
Joe Gottleib, CEO, Sensage; Lori Gibson,
Principal Cyber Threat Analyst, Neustar
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12:00
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Lunch
in Exhibits
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1:30
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When All Else Fails,
Lori Gibson, Principal Cyber Threat Analyst,
Neustar
No organization can stop all network security
breaches. How can you respond when your security
solutions have failed?
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2:45
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The Emerging
Metrics-Minded Security Team, Joe
Gottleib, CEO, Sensage
This presentation explores research that
pinpoints which security management processes
are in need of improvement and how proactive
security practitioners can rapidly adopt a
metrics mentality to improve risk management
operations, reduce risks and better advise their
security decisions.
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3:15
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Break
in Exhibits
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4:00
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Protecting Critical
National Infrastructure
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4:45
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Birds of a Feather:
A chance for special interest groups to meet and
mingle in the exhibition space.
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5:15
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Reception
in the Exhibits (through 7:00)
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Thursday,
November 29
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8:30
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Coffee
in Exhibits
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9:00
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Project Enlightenment:
An Analysis of a Chinese Cyber Campaign, Richard
Barger, Chief Intelligence Officer, Cyber
Squared
This presentation will describe how the report
of a single incident uncovered adversaries who,
using unwitting, intermediate hosts, conducted a
sustained espionage campaign against dozens of
private sector targets.
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9:30
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Winning the
Countermeasure Game: Playing to Not Lose,
TK Keanini, Chief Research Officer, nCircle
With the rapid changes in the threat landscape,
what strategies and tactics can agencies employ
to protect their networks?
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10:15
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Break
in Exhibits
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10:45
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Panel Discussion:
Securing the Cloud: Evolving from a ‘Benefits’
Mindset to a ‘Security’ Various
Panelists from (ISC)2
There is a widespread concern that administering
FedRAMP security controls for cloud migration
will be a significant challenge. How are IT
security managers addressing these challenges?
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11:30
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Resolving Federal
Agency Security Challenges with Predictive
Risk Analytics, Chris Runde, VP,
Transportation and Government Solutions,
AlertEnterprise
Learn about how behavioral analytics engines can
correlate extensive sets of data across multiple
systems to identify anomalies, and do so in real
time in order to detect real threats.
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12:00
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Lunch
in Exhibits (Exhibits Close at 1:30)
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| 1:30 |
Legal Policies
Surrounding Countermeasures and Protection, Jody
Westby, CEO, Global Cyber Risk
This presentation will address the array of
legal issues that must be considered in the
responding to cybercriminal activities,
including responses and countermeasures during
or after an incident and contact with law
enforcement.
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2:00
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Panel Discussion:
Securing the Cloud: Evolving from a ‘Benefits’
Mindset to a ‘Security’, Various
Panelists from (ISC)2
There is a widespread concern that administering
FedRAMP security controls for cloud migration
will be a significant challenge. How are IT
security managers addressing these challenges?
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2:45
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Break
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3:15
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Behavioral Analysis on
Public Transportation Systems, Presentation
by BRS
The presentation will show how & why
behavioral recognition technology works when
traditional video analytics solutions have
failed so completely. It will also include video
footage of actual behavioral recognition system
“alerts” from major public transportation
systems and other high-value/high-security
infrastructure locations.
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4:15
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Ask the Experts:
Q&A with Selected Technology Providers
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5:15
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Pre-Awards
Reception
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6:30
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GSN Homeland Security
Awards Dinner (Separate Registration
Required)
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20% Discounts Apply Through November 8
Regular Registration: $470.
Government Registration: $230
(.gov email address required for gov
rate)
Attendees to Strategic
Security Response Summit will have access to the
Gov.Smart ID Showcase Exhibition with over 45 leading
vendors in Government Identity and
Security Technology.
Held in Conjunction With
11th Annual Government Conference
Smart
Strategies for Secure Identity
November 28-29
The leading
annual event for ID security features comprehensive
coverage of efforts toward strong authentication
technology in government identity programs,
including Personal Identity Verification (PIV)
credentials, developments in National Strategy for
Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC), and more.
GSN Homeland
Security Awards Dinner
Thursday, November 29
6:30-10:00 PM
The gala awards dinner presentation will
conclude with the 2012 GSN/Raytheon Award for
Distinguished Leadership and Innovation in Public
Security and Safety
Exhibit
and Sponsorship Opportunities Are Available
Download the Complete Prospectus
For More Information Call:
Bill Rutledge, bill@cnxtd.com 212-866-2169
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