AusCERT Asia Pacific

Information Technology Security Conference 2003

Theme: Towards a Secure Business Environment: Grass Roots and Beyond

Sunday 11th May 2003 - Thursday 15th May 2003

Day Zero: Sunday, 11th May 2003

From 0930

Golf

1600 - 1800

APCERT Meeting - Invitation only

1900 - 2100

Conference registration and Welcome Cocktail party

Welcome
The Honourable Paul Lucas MP, Minister for Innovation and Information Economy

Day One: Monday, 12th May 2003

0800 - 0830	Registration & Coffee sponsored by Tenix Datagate
0830 - 0900	Virtual Welcome Hon Daryl Williams, AM QC MP, Attorney General
0900 - 0950	Keynote address Getting Operations and Security To Get Along: Best Practices You Can Use (and Love) Gene Kim, Chief Technology Officer, Tripwire
0950 - 1110	Panel Discussion sponsored by Cisco Systems Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA) and the Palladium Initiative (NGSCB) Panel Members - TBA
1110 - 1140	Morning Tea sponsored by Internet Security Systems
	Technical Stream	Business Stream	Sponsors Stream	Sponsors Stream
1140 - 1220	Cyber investigation of a telco attack Bruce van der Graaf, Detective Inspector, NSW Police Computer Crime Unit	2003 Australian Computer Crime Security Survey Results Kathryn Kerr, Threat Assessments Manager, AusCERT Alastair MacGibbon, Director of the Australian High Tech Crime Centre Australian Federal Police	Cisco Systems: Formal security evaluation: Why it matters Peter Elford, Cisco Systems	eSecurity Australia: Collaboration, a better way of working Robert de Haan, eSecurity Australia
1225 - 1305	Vulnerability Handling: Analysis, Coordination, and Ethical/Legal Issues Jeff Carpenter, Technical Manager, CERT Coordination Center	Using Computer Forensics at the HIH Royal Commission Allison Stanfield, Director, <elaw>	Internet Security Systems: Dynamic Threat Protection - A new definition for information security Grant Slender, Principal Consultant for Australia and New Zealand, Internet Security Systems	Trend Micro Australia: Let's stop spam! (email this to your friend) Jeani Boots, Global Product Manager, Spam Prevention Service (SPS), Trend Micro
1305 - 1425	Lunch sponsored by MessageLabs
1425 - 1505	APNIC Whois Database and use of Incident Response Team (IRT) Registration Terry Manderson, Senior Systems Administrator, APNIC	A Global Culture of Security Marcus Sachs, Director for Communication Infrastructure Protection in the White House Office of Cyberspace Security	Symantec	Clearswift: Managing and securing electronic communications Lindsay Durbin, Product Marketing Manager, MIMEsweeper, Clearswift Asia Pacific
1510 - 1550	Hacking Windows Servers Matt Whelan, Independent Consultant	Security, Copyright and Reverse Engineering: Strange Bedfellows or Compatible Concepts? Hamish Fraser, Lawyer, Optus	EWA Australia: Enterprise assurance through security integration and engineering Alastair Sharman, Program Manager: EWA - Australia	Dimension Data: Wireless intrusion prevention and detection Neal Wise, Dimension Data
1550 - 1620	Afternoon Tea sponsored by SecureNet Limited
1620 - 1700	Intrusion Detection: Current Challenges and Future Directions Dr. Andrew Clark, Senior Research Fellow, ISRC/QUT	How to Get Value and Return of Investment from Information Security David Lynas, COSAC	CyberGuard: Examination of firewall architectures: What is important for security? Paul Henry, Vice President, CyberGuard	90East: Security across the enterprise Tim Cranny, Principal Consulting Engineer, 90East
1700 - 1710	*Coffee and tea for BoF attendees sponsored by Clearswift*
	BOF Sessions
1715 - 1755	ISSA	International Systems Security Professional Certification Scheme(ISSPCS) Explained AusCERT and EWA Australia	Kinetica: The security revolution - simplified, automatic, real time, security management Stephen Mark Dixon, Managing Director, Kinetica Pty Ltd	TBA
From 1830	Board Buses for Gala Dinner

Day Two: Tuesday, 13th May 2003

0830 - 0900	Registration & Coffee sponsored by Symark Software
0900 - 0930	Virtual Welcome Professor Eugene Spafford, Purdue University
0930 - 1020	Keynote address Digital Signature Legislation: Which way Forward? Peter Gutmann, Researcher, Auckland University
1020 - 1100	Security Threats: Technological evolution or social devolution? Mark McPherson, Training and Education Manager, AusCERT
1100 - 1130	Morning Tea sponsored by 90 East
	Technical Stream	Business Stream	Sponsors Stream	Sponsors Stream
1130 - 1210	Black/White/Grey -- Shades of Hackers - part 1 Simple Nomad, Senior Security Analyst/Hacker -NMRC and BindView	KPMG Forensic - Issues from a client perspective David Van Homrigh, Managing Partner, KPMG Forensic Asia Pacific	Enterasys Networks: ISO 17799 and intrusion detection systems Dick Bussiere, Network Security Architect, Enterasys Networks	IBM: IBM Tivoli software: Integrated Identity Management Dr Paul Ashley, Senior Security and Privacy Architect, Tivoli, IBM Software
1215 - 1255	Black/White/ Grey -- Shades of Hackers - part 2 Simple Nomad, Senior Security Analyst/Hacker -NMRC and BindView	Anatomy of a Hack: FBI Case Study and Techniques Robert Flaim, Special Agent, FBI	Sun Microsystems: Network identity, strategies, assessment and implementation David Bunker, Sun Microsystems	SecureNet: PKI without tears Stephen Wilson, Principal Consultant, SecureNet
1255 - 1415	Lunch sponsored by Network Associates
1415 - 1455	What do you mean 'We won't detect that'? Nick FitzGerald, Independent Consultant	Applications the Soft Target Oliver Binz, Director, b-sec	Tenix Datagate: Harvesting military security standards for the benefit of government and commercial information assets Peter Croft, Executive General Manager, Tenix Datagate	NetScreen: Intrusion detection and intrusion prevention explained
1500 - 1540	Worm and DDOS impact: a case study Bruce Morgan, Network Engineer, AARNet	A Benchmark for the Management of IT Evidence Ajoy Ghosh, Independent Consultant	Vasco Campbell Bradford, Australasia Area Manager, Vasco Data Security Australia Pty Ltd	Akamai Technologies: Protecting your internet and web infrastructure: Lessons from Akamai's Global Network Avi Freedman, Akamai Technologies
1540 - 1610	Afternoon Tea sponsored by Vasco Data Security International
1610 - 1650	Forensic Discovery Dr. Wietse Venema, Research Fellow,IBM T.J.Watson Research Center	Cyber-Security - Corporate Governance a Revolution or natural Evolution Dr. Adrian McCullagh, Solicitor, Freehills	Unisys: Zero-Gap Security Planning John Ellis, Unisys	Microsoft
1655 - 1705	*Tea and coffee for BoF attendees sponsored by NetIQ*
	BOF Sessions
1705 - 1745	What's more important - Audit or Penetration Testing? ISIG	AusCERT member only briefing AusCERT Team	MessageLabs	TBA
1800 - 1930	Sponsors Cocktail Party

Day Three: Wednesday, 14th May 2003

0800 - 0830	Registration & Coffee sponsored by Gold Coast City Council
0830 - 0900	Welcome The Commonwealth's E-Security Policy Agenda Mr John Rimmer, CEO NOIE
0900 - 0950	Keynote address The Role of Education and Research in Cybersecurity and National Information Infrastructure Protection Professor William (Bill) Caelli, QUT
0950 - 1030	Appetite for risk - diet or die? (The business implications of information security) Neville Thomas, Senior Manager, KPMG
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea sponsored by NetScreen
	Technical Stream	Business Stream	Sponsors Stream	Sponsors Stream
1100 - 1140	Linux Security Thomas Rude, Independent Consultant	Business Continuity Planning/ Management (BCM) John Worthington, Business Continuity Institute of Australia	Network Associates: Proactive threat protection Allan Bell, Marketing Director Asia Pacific, Network Associates	Secure Systems: Data Defence - combining hardware, encryption and pre-boot authentication Mike Hearn, Director - Technical, Secure Systems
1145 - 1225	IPV6 explained John Barlow, GrangeNet	Security Governance of Service Provider Agreements Gretchen Golik, Security Analyst, Qantas	Computer Associates: Is Identity Management a Security Issue? Daniel Zatz, Security Specialist, Australia and New Zealand, Computer Associates	Symark: Securing Unix/Linux systems Chris Hartman, Symark
1225 - 1345	Lunch sponsored by the National Office for the Information Economy
1345 - 1425	Applying Open Source Tools to Incident Response Surrounding Distributed Malware Networks Dave Dittrich, Senior Security Engineer, Washington University
1425 - 1505	Closing address The MAD Doctrine and the Future of the Internet Stephen Hansen, Information Security Officer, Google
1505 - 1515	Lessons Learnt Conference Close

Day Three: Wednesday, 14th May 2003

Tutorials

1530 - 1550

Afternoon Tea sponsored by Akamai Technologies

1550 - 1750

Tutorial 1
Security Policy Development - The Quick, Dirty but Effective Approach

Karl Hanmore, IT Security Manager, Bank of Queensland

Tutorial 2
Incident Response and Intrusion Analysis

Steven Stroud, Manager Technical Services, DSD

Scott MacLeod, CNVT Team Leader, DSD

Dr. Michael Cohen, Senior Technical Advisor, DSD

Day Four: Thursday, 15th May 2003

Tutorials
0800 - 0830	Registration & Coffee sponsored by Citadel
0900 - 1030	Tutorial 3 Internet Level Anti-virus Techniques Alex Shipp, Senior Anti Virus Technologist, MessageLabs	Tutorial 4 Minimize Windows XP Information Leakage Andrew van der Stock, Chief Technologist, b-sec	Tutorial 7 ISP Security - Best Practices for securing the network infrastructure of an ISP and responding to attack traffic Matt Carling, Network Consulting Engineer, Cisco Systems
1035 - 1055	Morning Tea sponsored by eSecurity Australia
1100 - 1230	Tutorial 3 (cont.) Internet Level Anti-virus Techniques Alex Shipp, Senior Anti Virus Technologist, MessageLabs	Tutorial 4 (cont.) Minimize Windows XP Information Leakage Andrew van der Stock, Chief Technologist, b-sec	Tutorial 7 (cont.) ISP Security - Best Practices for securing the network infrastructure of an ISP and responding to attack traffic Matt Carling, Network Consulting Engineer, Cisco Systems
1235 - 1335	Lunch sponsored by Unisys
1340 - 1510	Tutorial 5 IPV6 Here and Now John Barlow, GrangeNet	Tutorial 6 Using Linux for Data Forensics Thomas Rude, CISSP	Tutorial 8 Design Principles for Secure Enterprise Networks Tony Saunders, Systems Engineer, Cisco Systems
1515 - 1535	Afternoon Tea sponsored by Secure Systems Limited
1540 - 1710	Tutorial 5 (cont.) IPV6 Here and Now John Barlow, GrangeNet	Tutorial 6 (cont.) Using Linux for Data Forensics Thomas Rude, CISSP	Tutorial 8 (cont.) Design Principles for Secure Enterprise Networks Tony Saunders, Systems Engineer, Cisco Systems

Conference program subject to change

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