CCCC 2016 – Programme
08:00-08:55
Registration and Breakfast
08:55-09:10
Welcome address
Jan Kaastrup, CSIS
Adam Lebech, DI Digital
Michael Busk-Jepsen, Finansrådet
09:10-09:50
The Dark Ages of Cybersecurity
Eugene Kaspersky
Kaspersky Lab
09:50-10:10
Establishing a Nordic Cyber Security Collaborative Framework
Jim Ditmore
Danske Bank
10:10-10:50
Realworld Lessons about Spies Every Security Researcher Should Know
David Jacoby, Stefan Tanase
Kaspersky Lab
10:50-11:10
Coffee Break
Morning Tracks
Finance
Targeted Attacks
Critical Infrastructures
11:10-11:50
The Growth of Organised Cybercrime Against Global Financial Institutions and how Barclays Mitigate that Threat
Troels Oerting
Barclays
The SBDH Espionage Toolkit
Robert Lipovsky, Thomas Gardon
ESET
5 Challenges Securing the LHC
Stefan Lueders
CERN
11:50-12:30
From Perfect Security to Waiting for the Breach: Defend – Detect – Act
Benjamin Särkkä
Nordea
If You’ve Got It, They Want It!
Ryan Pittman
NASA
How to Battle an Uninvited Guest?
Michael Warrer
NRGi
12:30-13:40
Lunch
Afternoon Tracks
Forensics
Targeted Attacks
General Data Protection Regulation
13:40-14:20
Bypassing and Securing Passwords, PINs and Digital Authentication
Per Thorsheim
Ransomware as a targeted attack
Thomas Siebert, Marc Ester
G DATA
New Data Protection Laws: A Risky Business
Ruth Boardman
Bird & Bird
14:20-15:00
Multivariate Solutions To Emerging Passive DNS Challenges
Paul Vixie
Farsight Security
Targeted Attacks: More FUD than APT
Robert McArdle
Trend Micro
The Consequences of GDPR for the Use of Modern Technologies
Michael Hopp
Plesner
15:00-15:20
Coffee Break
15:20-15:55
The Worm in the Router and the Bug in the Fridge
Peter Kruse
CSI
15:55-16:15
Legal Disruption – IoT and Criminal Law
Lars Bo Langsted
IEC
16:15-17:00
Panel Debate: IoT – Are the Intelligent Devices a Threat to You and Your Enterprise?
Henning Mortensen, DI — Peter Kruse, CSIS — Lars Bo Langsted, IECC — David Jacoby, Kaspersky Lab
17:00-17:30
Networking Session
CSIS Security Group A/S, Vestergade 2B, 4th floor, 1456 Copenhagen