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Veranstaltungsort:
Toulouse, Frankreich.
Datum:
18. - 22. Juni 2001
Tutorials (Erster Tag):
- Byron Collie (Wells Fargo Services Company, USA) /
Legal and Operational Issues affecting Evidence Preservation
and Recovery in Intrusion Cases
- Robin M. Ruefle (CERT Coordination Center, USA) /
Creating a Computer Security Incident Response Team
Tutorials (Zweiter Tag):
- Christine M. Orshesky (IFsec) /
Investigation Malware Incidents
- Douglas W. Barbin, Rob Hanson (Guardent, USA) /
Management and Forensics in the 21st Century
- Dan Garrett (Emerging Technologies Group, USA) /
Recovering Malicious User Activity
- Elizabeth Siemers (Guardent, USA) /
NOSC's : The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Keynote Speakers:
- Henri Serres (Central Directorate of Information Systems Security) /
Ensure security and confidence in cyberspace : A priority for France
- Danny de Temmerman (European Commission - DG Information Society) /
Network and information security - A European Policy Approach
- Isabelle Tisserand (XP Conseil, France) /
Human factor in a firm security policy
Session: CSIRT Operations
- Jimmy Arvidsson (Telia, Sweden) /
Incident organization and security incident handling
- Marko Laakso (University of Oulu, Finland) /
Introducing constructive vulnerability disclosures
- David Bratzer (Zero-Knowledge Systems, Canada) /
Experience with abuse management in privacy-enhancing systems
Session: Denial of Service
- David Harmelin (Dante, UK) /
DoS attacks on transit networks
- Robert Thomas (USA) /
What NOT to do during a DDoS attack
Session: CSIRT Cooperation
- Gorazd Bozic (SI-CERT, Slowenia) /
Collaboration of European Computer Security Incident Response Teams
- Don Stikvoort (Stelvio, NL) /
The trusted introducer service
- Klaus-Peter Kossakowski (Germany) /
Teams Update Panel
- AT&T, Peru
- BT Secure Business Services, UK
- CERT Polska, Poland
- CIAC, USA
- Depaul University, USA
Session: Pro-Active CSIRT Tools
- Hyun Woo Lee (CERTCC-KR, KR) /
Experiences with national wide scan detect systems
- Philippe Bourcier (CyberAbuse) /
The CyberAbuse Project
- Mark McPherson (AUSCERT, Australia) /
Automated incident report processing and cross correlation
of probe and scan information
The CSIRT model in the real world (Panel)
Die Teilnehmer:
- Andew Cormack - Janet-CERT
- Kathy Fithen - PricewaterhouseCoopers
- Jan Krogh Jensen - TeleDanmark
- Klaus-Peter Kossakowski (Panel chair)
- Mark McPherson - AusCERT
- Andrea Servida - European Commission
Session: Intrusion Detection
- Takefumi Onabuta (Japanese IT Promotion Agency, Japan) /
A protection mechanism for an intrusion detection system
- James J. Yuill (North Carolina State Univ., USA) /
Intrusion-detection for incident response, using a
military battlefield-intelligence process
Session: Secure Practices
- Anne Bennett (Concordia Univ., Canada) /
Securing web-based application with hole-in-the-chroot
- Franck Veysset (Intranode) /
OS Fingerprinting
"Ask the Experts" (Panel):
- Panelists from various teams
Session: Post-Mortem Analysis
- Philippe Bourgeois (CERT-IST, France) /
Over Disk Analysis Hurdles
- Wietse Venema (IBM) /
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