AusCERT2002 Conference Program Overview:

From Sunday 19th May - Wednesday 22nd May

DAY ZERO - Sunday, 19 May 2002

1000	Golf
1600	Asia Pacific CSIRTs pre-conference meeting - Invitation only
1830	Conference registration & Cocktail party

DAY ONE - Monday, 20 May 2002

A Business Imperative

0800	Registration & coffee
0830	Welcome Hon Daryl Williams, AM QC MP, Attorney General
0900	Defending Cyberspace, Requisite Alliances in Government, Industry and Academia Art Money, Former US Department of Defence - Key Note
0950	How secure is your business? Australian Computer Crime and Security Survey 2002 results Dean Kingsley, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu / Kathryn Kerr, AusCERT / Frank Schiliro, NSW Police Service
1030	Morning Tea
1100	How computer security affects enterprises in the Asia Pacific Region Graham Ingram, AusCERT
1140	Information Security in an Outsourced Environment Leif Gamertsfelder, Deacons - Oliver Binz, B-Sec
1220	Lunch
1330	Controlling Security when outsourcing IT Hayden Bradford, AMCOR
1410	Black Hat, White Hat, Gray Hat, Red Hat: What Dr. Seuss Forgot to Tell You About the Computer Hacker Community Max Kilger , Ph.D. Social Psychologist Honeynet Project
1450	Afternoon Tea
1520	Computer Security Hypothetical forum To discuss a Computer Security Incident Scenario. Leading technical, legal and business leaders will respond as panel members. Terry Laidler, CIRCIT
1720	Close Day One
1730	BOF Session 1: Managing IT Risk from the top, Mark Ames Additional BOF* sessions will be announced at the conference.

DAY Two - Tuesday, 21 May 2002

Prevention - Protect Your Business

Time

Technical Stream

Business Stream

Tutorial Stream

0800	Registration & coffee
0830	Welcome Sir Llew Edwards AC, Chancellor, The University of Queensland
0900	Thinking Strategically About Information Systems Defense Prof. Eugene Spafford, Purdue University - Key Note
0950	Wireless insecurities Neal Wise, eSec	The Management Challenges to Information Security Rob McMillan, CBA	Securing Windows 2000 in a corporate environment Andrew van der Stock, B-Sec
1030	Morning Tea
1100	Vulnerabilities in SSL Michael Cohen and Steven McLeod, Defence Signals Directorate (DSD)	Future directions in Cryptography Prof. Bill Caelli, Queensland University of Technology	Securing Windows 2000 in a corporate environment - continued ... Andrew van der Stock, B-Sec
1140	Issues relating to PKI enabling Applications Sudeep Venkatesh, Baltimore Technologies	Firewall Abuse, Reducing mistreatment of this security tool Peter Sandilands, Independent Consultant
1220	Lunch John Rimmer, CEO, NOIE (Silver Sponsor)
1330	Blended Threats - the new risk for the connected world Leigh Costin, Symantec	Inverting the Risk Analysis Process - Addressing the security issues of WWW Paul Young, Distributed Systems Technology (DSTC)	Calculating and Managing Internet Risk: The GTOC/ISAC Approach Dennis Treece, ISS/Global Threat Operations Center
1410	Using the SSE-CMM to Improve Security Practices John Lindquist, EWA	The Legal Value of Secure Systems Dr. Toh See Kiat, GoodWins Law Corporation
1450	Vulnerabilities go mobile Marko Laakso, University of Oulu	Securing E-Government In Western Australia James Meneely, Department of Industry and Technology WA
1530	Afternoon Tea
1600	Experiences in Commercial Penetration testing Ajoy Ghosh, 90East	Managing Online Risk Kim Duffy, ISS Australasia	Computer Malware: Viruses, Trojan Horses and Worms Myles Jordan, Hamish O'Dea and Eugene Dozortsev Computer Associates
1640	Why Open Source does not equal More Security Prof. Eugene Spafford, Purdue University	mCommerce and Wireless Security Tyson Macaulay, EWA
1720	Close Day Two
1730	BOF Session 1: Calculating and Managing Internet Risk: The GTOC/ISA Approach, Dennis Treece Additional BOF* sessions will be announced at the conference.
1900	Gala Dinner