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Cybersecurity Symposium
Florianópolis, Brazil - 4 October 2004 (prior to WTSA-04)
Advance Programme
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Monday 4 October 2004
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Opening
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Mr. H. Zhao [Welcome speech]
Director of Telecommunication Standardization Bureau (TSB)
Mr. R. Blois [Welcome speech - English
- Portuguese]
Deputy Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union
Mr. Pedro Jaime Ziller de Araújo [Welcome speech]
President of Anatel
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Session 1 - Cybersecurity Threats – What are the issues ? |
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This first session seeks to inform on current thinking on vulnerabilities
in telecommunication and information systems infrastructure. Presentations
will draw on presenters' knowledge of threats posed, damage from threats,
motivations behind threats, scenarios for cyber attacks, targets of such attacks,
and what the future holds as we move towards an increasingly high-tech and wireless world.
Moderator:
Mr. L. Munoz [Bio]
Corporate Manager
Information Security
Compañía Anónima Nacional Teléfonos de Venezuela (CANTV)
Venezuela
Speakers:
Infrastructure Security: The impact on
Telecommunications
Mr. C. Brookson [Bio] [Abstract]
[PPT presentation]
Head of Technology and Standards
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), UK
Threat Evolution in Wireless Telecommunications
Mr. F. Quick [Bio] [Abstract]
[PPT presentation]
Senior Vice President of Technology Corporate Research and Development
Qualcomm
USA
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Session 2 - Experiences with and
responses to cybersecurity threats |
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This session will relate actual experiences of cyber attacks,
and how they were dealt with. It may include examples of government,
private sector and regional initiatives, as well as multilateral
collaborative initiatives to share information on incidents,
and mitigation and recovery strategies.
Moderator:
Ms. C. Hoepers [Bio]
Security Analyst, NIC BR Security Office (NBSO)
Brazilian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Brazil
Speakers:
Cyber Security in Korea
Mr. W. Han Kim [Bio] [Abstract]
[PDF
presentation]
Head of KISC (Korea Internet Security Center)/KrCERT
Vice President of KISA (Korea Information Security Agency)
Korea (Republic of)
Cyber Security in Russia
Mr. A. Kremer [Bio] [Abstract]
[PPT presentation]
Chairman of Executive Committee
Russian Association of Networks and Services
Russia
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Session 3 - Standards, policy,
regulatory and legal aspects
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This session will explore the potential standards, regulatory and
legal tools which could be deployed to reduce or eliminate damage
from cyber attacks, and to increase the robustness of both the
telecommunication and information systems infrastructure and the
legal and regulatory framework within which it operates. The session
will also discuss standardization, policy and regulatory initiatives
involving companies, administrations and regional bodies, which are
aimed at further securing cyberspace.
Moderator:
Ms. M. Gordon [Bio]
Director
Telecommunications and Standards
US Department of State
USA
Speakers:
How can international cooperation secure the internet?
An overview of bilateral/multilateral issues of security in the internet
Mr. A. Webling [Bio] [Abstract]
[PPT presentation]
Special Adviser
National Information Infrastructure Protection, Information and Security Law
Branch
Attorney General's Department
Australia
Cyber Security Standardization
Mr. W. Fumy [Bio] [Abstract]
[PDF presentation]
Vice-President
Security Technology
Siemens
Germany
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Session 4 -
Panel discussion: Lessons learned and the way forward
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The end of the symposium will see a lively discussion led by
moderators and speakers and involving all attendees on lessons
learned and what kinds of good practice, approaches and
initiatives might further secure cyberspace. The aim is to
identify key measures that can be taken by the ITU, its
membership and related organizations to address these issues.
Moderator:
Mr. W. McCrum
Deputy Director General
Spectrum Engineering
Industry Canada
Canada
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Closing: 17:45
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