Cyber Summit: Protecting Our Digital Shores
December 7, 2011
National University
3678 Aero Court
San Diego, CA
Cost: $49 / $35 TSN members / $25 Active Duty Military (or recent vets)
(includes breakfast, lunch & reception)
This one-day conference is based on a simple premise, summed up as follows:
It’s time we all quit “admiring the problem”, quit reorganizing, agree on what’s needed, and collectively DO something about cyber security.
The Technical Advisory Committee of The Security Network is organizing this event in conjunction with partner organizations. We would like to thank National University and Securing Our eCity for co-sponsoring this community cyber security event. The objective of the day is to begin by envisioning an end state and to finish with a call to action that provides a collaborative framework for moving forward. Through collaborative initiatives such as Securing Our eCity and events such as this, the San Diego community is becoming recognized as a leader in cyber security. The Technical Advisory Committee hopes to hold these Cyber Summits periodically to support San Diego’s position as a leader in cyber security solutions.
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Agenda:
(view or download the agenda in PDF)
7:30 – 8:00 Registration and continental breakfast - sponsored by Rapid7
8:00 – 8:15 Welcome & Introduction
National University & Technical Advisory Committee of TSN
8:15 – 9:15 Opening Address
“Envisioning a future digital world: ‘Open World’ and ‘Ubiquity’ – what comes after cyber?”
Gary Burnette – Ubiquity Research Project Principal Investigator, SPAWAR Systems Center, Pacific
Sujata Millick and Raj Rajagopaian, HP Labs
(View or download “The Open World … and its Fuzzy Intersections”)
9:15 – 10:00 Presentation
“Identifying the Cyber Gaps: What’s Needed Next / Most?” (view or download)
Mike Davis – ISSA / IEEE / TSN
Bruce Roberts – Consultant, Cubic Corp. / TSN
10:00 – 10:15 Networking break
10:15 – 10:30 Address
“Jobs and prosperity for San Diego — Cyber can help lead”
Carl DeMaio – Councilmember, SD City Council / candidate for mayor
10:30 – 11:30 Panel
“Finding Disruptive Technologies to Enhance Current Cyber Environment” (view or download)
Peter Szczepankiewicz – IBM
Eric Ziegast – Internet Systems Consortium
Brian Foster – McAfee
Tom Byrnes – ThreatStop
11:30 – 12:30 Lunch – Sponsored by Esri
11:30 – 12:00 Luncheon Address
Speaker: Eric Johnson – CEO, Adara Networks
12:30 – 1:30 Presentation
“The Ethical Hacker’s View and just how effective are today’s IA/security tools?”
Mike Davis – ISSA / TSN
David Dodd – Security Consultant / pbnetworks
Rick Moy – NSS Labs
Tom Byrnes – ThreatStop
(View or download “What Are the Real Threats?”)
1:30 – 2:30 Panel
“Cyber Security for the Masses” (view or download)
Liz Fraumann – Director, Cybersecurity Awareness & Education, Securing Our eCity
Ian Ventura-Whiting – Founder, Titania Ltd.
Chris Simpson – Bright Moon Security (“SMB Perspective”)
Brian Foster – McAfee
2:30 – 2:45 Networking break
2:45 – 4:00 Panel
“What Industry Needs to Make a Public-Private Partnership Work” (View or download)
Upkar Dhaliwal – Mobile / Wireless Consultant
with Bruce Roberts, Peter Szczepankiewicz, and Eric Ziegast
4:00 – 5:00 Open Forum
“A Call to Action – where we collectively go from here?”
Selected presenters will lead an open discussion to plot next steps and action items
5:00 – 6:30 Networking reception
Thanks to our co-sponsors:
