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Next generation Threats
Each year cyber crime and its related threats and attacks increase and gets more daring. This is not the time to slumber, it is the time to act when it comes to the preventive actions you can take. The need to know what's happening out there, so you can keep up with new ways to protect yourself, is crucial. This event will help you with that task – and inspire you to always stay one step ahead 
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Speakers (click on each speaker for biography and scroll down for the agenda)
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During his career as a Special Agent, Shawn served in three FBI Field Offices and at FBI Headquarters, where he held a wide range of operational and leadership positions, including Assistant Director in Charge of the Washington Field Office. Having served in multiple positions relating to cyber intrusions since 1999, Shawn has been the Bureau's outspoken top agent on cybersecurity issues, and is credited with boosting the FBI's computer crime and cybersecurity investigative capabilities.
In addition to his last position as EAD of the Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch, he served as both Deputy Assistant Director and Assistant Director of the Cyber Division at FBI Headquarters; Supervisor of the FBI Cyber Crime squad in Baltimore; and Chief of the Computer Investigations Unit within the FBI-led National Infrastructure Protection Center.
Read more and watch a video with Shawn here:
http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2012/march/shawn-henry_032712
Shawn Henry
As President of CrowdStrike Services, Shawn leads a world-class team of cybersecurity professionals who respond to computer network intrusions to mitigate Advanced Persistent Threats (APT). Shawn retired as FBI Executive Assistant Director (EAD) in March 2012, with responsibility for all criminal and cyber programs and investigations worldwide, as well as international operations and the FBI's critical incident response.During his career as a Special Agent, Shawn served in three FBI Field Offices and at FBI Headquarters, where he held a wide range of operational and leadership positions, including Assistant Director in Charge of the Washington Field Office. Having served in multiple positions relating to cyber intrusions since 1999, Shawn has been the Bureau's outspoken top agent on cybersecurity issues, and is credited with boosting the FBI's computer crime and cybersecurity investigative capabilities.
In addition to his last position as EAD of the Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch, he served as both Deputy Assistant Director and Assistant Director of the Cyber Division at FBI Headquarters; Supervisor of the FBI Cyber Crime squad in Baltimore; and Chief of the Computer Investigations Unit within the FBI-led National Infrastructure Protection Center.
Read more and watch a video with Shawn here:
http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2012/march/shawn-henry_032712
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Max Goncharov
Max Goncharov is a Senior security Virus Analyst responsible for security consulting to business partners (internal, external), creation of security frameworks, designing technical security architecture, overseeing the build out of an enterprise incident response process, and creation of the enterprise risk management program. Max has also participated as a speaker in various conferences and training seminars on the topic of cybercrime and related issues(e.g.cyberterrorism, cybersecurity, underground economy, etc.), like BlackHat, DeepSec, VB, APWG etc.
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With a collection of academic awards and industry certifications James also works with educational bodies to improve awareness, which is the most important component of security. James has a strong background in maths, focused on cryptography, and a detailed understanding of computer threats.
James Lyne was also one of the TED-speakers 2013, read more about it here.
And watch his TED Talent search video here
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James Lyne
James Lyne, Director of Technology Strategy at Sophos. James's day-to-day responsibilities include evaluating and analyzing key business and technology trends to inform Sophos's technology vision. He also works with many of the world's largest enterprises and critical infrastructure owners, advising them on their IT security strategy.With a collection of academic awards and industry certifications James also works with educational bodies to improve awareness, which is the most important component of security. James has a strong background in maths, focused on cryptography, and a detailed understanding of computer threats.
James Lyne was also one of the TED-speakers 2013, read more about it here.
And watch his TED Talent search video here
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Between 2009 and 2010, he was the first in-house technologist at the Federal Trade Commission's Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, where he worked on investigations of Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and Netflix. Prior to joining the FTC, he co-created the Do Not Track privacy mechanism now adopted by the major web browsers.
Christopher Soghoian
Christopher Soghoian is the Principal Technologist with the Speech, Privacy and Technology Project at the American Civil Liberties Union. He completed his Ph.D. at Indiana University in 2012, which focused on the role that third party service providers play in facilitating law enforcement surveillance of their customers.Between 2009 and 2010, he was the first in-house technologist at the Federal Trade Commission's Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, where he worked on investigations of Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and Netflix. Prior to joining the FTC, he co-created the Do Not Track privacy mechanism now adopted by the major web browsers.
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Claudio is a strong believer in freedom of software and has created open source malware analysis tools such as Cuckoo Sandbox and Malwr.com. He has given presentations at several international conferences and some of his tackles on cybercrooks were featured on the likes of Bloomberg and the New York Times.
Claudio Guarneri
As a Security Researcher at Rapid7 Claudio Guarnieri currently works on watching the evolution of threats and understanding why we are failing at stopping them. Claudio has figthing malware and botnets as his mission and fantasizes of changing the Internet as a core member of The Shadowserver Foundation and of The Honeynet Project.Claudio is a strong believer in freedom of software and has created open source malware analysis tools such as Cuckoo Sandbox and Malwr.com. He has given presentations at several international conferences and some of his tackles on cybercrooks were featured on the likes of Bloomberg and the New York Times.
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In addition to his teaching, he also contributes to a local hackerspace with everything from lock picking to computer systems design, as he at the same time is trying to increase the public awareness of cyber forensic issues and digital attack vectors through active participation in modern media.
Mattias Wecksten
Mattias Wecksten is a lecturer in computer engineering with a specialization within IT forensics at Halmstad University. He teaches digital forensics from many different aspects, and at several different levels, ranging from basic hardware knowledge and digital data mining to advanced forensic tools and analysis of embedded systems.In addition to his teaching, he also contributes to a local hackerspace with everything from lock picking to computer systems design, as he at the same time is trying to increase the public awareness of cyber forensic issues and digital attack vectors through active participation in modern media.
Date and venue
Date: September 24, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Venue: Hotel Rival, Mariatorget, Stockholm (Find here).
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Agenda
Welcome to this years Next Generation Threats at Hotel Rival, Mariatorget, Stockholm.We give you six of this planet leading security experts wich has the answers to the latest security threats. After each speaker we will have an Q&A from the famous "couch"! In the couch we we have placed all the other speakers during all day and they have prepered questions and challanges that will bring even more indept information into the light. Don´t miss this day your company security depends on it!
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09:00 Techworld welcome's you and sets the agenda for the day.Magnus Aschan
The moderator for the day is the Chief Editor for TechWorld, Magnus Aschan. Magnus has over 15 years of experience in the IT industry. He has worked for several IT distributors and IT vendors. 2003 he started to work at IDG. Up to now he can include being Chief Editor, test editor, writing news for the web and magazine within the technical and IT industry on his resume!Magnus Aschan, Chief Editor for TechWorld
09:20 Dare you miss a unique insight into the locked corridors of cyber crime, where movies does not even come close to what happens in reality? With 20 years at the FBI on high positions and with great experience of HRT, Hostage Response Team, Shawn Henry has a unique insight how the criminal world operates. He has applied this knowledge on how his company's works with cyber crimes and will share these experiences with you. Shawn has during his years at FBI has been involved in basically all known examples of heavy and mass media attention cybercrime in the U.S..
Shawn Henry - President Crowd Strike, former Executive Assistant Director at FBI
10:10 Next generation... sure, but let's fix this first? - As an industry we love to focus on the latest and most sexy attacks at the high end. Unfortunately this is often at the expense of fixing the fundamental problems and addressing widespread issues that leave our society, networks and devices open to trivial attack. James, with a session featuring live demonstrations and a collection of somewhat odd props will demonstrate how we need to practice pragmatism and the voice of reason... whilst showing what hackers get up to the fun way.
James Lyne, Director of Technology Strategy at Sophos
11:00 Coffee break
11:25 Are you tired of hearing about Stuxnet? Maybe, but did you know that within SCADA there are a lots of other examples that can and already has gone wrong. Mattias Wecksten will give you information how automation networks in general will affect you and your company, especially those of you that have started to think about BYOD. Your company printers may soon be the biggest threat...
Mattias Wecksten, lecturer in computer engineering with a specialization within IT forensics at Halmstad University
12:10 Lunch
13:00 We think no one has escaped the NSA debacle in the U.S. recently. Claudio has a unique understanding and insight into how an apparently nice and pleasant world begins to solve into something else both darker and more complex! Where you the "good guys" are forced to bring on new methods to stay ahead. FBI for example wants to legalize”back doors" in the internet operators and telecom companies, system and that is not all. Federal and other types of government agencies use "hackers" to find out information and be able to stop cyber crime. And there are even more, on a personal level, we who are the "normal" people are already being monitored and investigated. Cladio will give you the insight how it works and it is not a nice picture…
Claudio Guarnieri, Security Researcher at Rapid7 Claudio Guarnieri
13:50 The FBI and their lobbyists are pressuring the U.S. government to apply a law that allows the bureau to distribute heavy fines to companies that do not create backdoors into corporate systems. Even if backdoors make these systems less secure and extremely attractive for other nations to attack. Especially since is widely known that major attacks are being sanctioned and conducted by government and highest official and authorities in virtually all countries of the world. It's like tempting bees with honey. Meanwhile, we are often afraid of what China is doing, but shouldn't we be as concerned about the actions of the U.S. and other nations?
Christopher Soghoian, is the Principal Technologist with the Speech, Privacy and Technology Project at the American Civil Liberties Union
14:40 Coffee break
15:05 Max Goncharov, Senior security Virus Analyst, TrendMicro. Speakers subject TBA .
15:55 Conclusion and wrap up!
Magnus Aschan, Chief Editor for TechWorld
We will send out a survey in August to collect your questions - both about the topic and more specific questions to each speaker.
Some word from the Editor in Chief why you should attend It is dangerous to relax and become blunt. Every day we read and hear that black hat hackers and
large anonymous groups of cyber criminals destroy and harass businesses and individuals online. So
it is not the time to hide your head in the sand and think "it does not affect us.” We all
need to continue to educate ourselves about what we can do to protect us and our business!
The simple truth is that with the right knowledge and tools you can and will protect yourself and your
business. You just have to get them and get them NOW. The only reason not to go to Next
Generation Threat is if your company have removed all Smartphone’s and no longer use the Internet
at all and have thrown out the computers for the benefit of pen and paper. The point is that the
threats are real, and they're here now.
Hear our experts. Inform yourself. And get ready to act.
Next Generation Threats 2012
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