08:30 - 09:30 | Registration |
09:30 - 10:00 | Opening Remarks-
Chaesub Lee, TSB Director, ITU [ Biography ]
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Workshop Convener: Joao Zanon, Vice-Chairman of SG11 [ Biography ]
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10:00 - 11:30 | Session 1: Reliability, security and trustworthiness of identifiers used in ICT devices The aim of this session is to discuss concerns raised by ITU Member States at ITU Council-18 on tampering and duplication of IMEI identifiers used in mobile devices. This session will focus on key challenges faced by telecom operators and ICT vendors, producing genuine end-devices, in using existing identifiers of ICT devices including issues related to cloning, tampering and duplication of identifiers.
Moderator: Biren Karmakar, Group Leader, CDOT, India [ Biography ]-
Combating counterfeit Devices and Tampering with unique identifiers - The Indian Experience and Expectations", Biren Karmakar, Group Leader, CDOT, India [ Biography I Presentation ]
- "Experience of EXPRESSO in tampering of IMEI identifier", Awad Mulah, NTC [ Presentation ]
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"Celular Legal” initiative - Actions to combat the use of fraudulent mobile devices", Joao Zanon, Anatel, Brazil
[ Biography I Presentation ] - "Control System in Colombia for stolen Mobile Devices or with altered/duplicated IMEI", Hugo Romero, Colombia
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11:30 - 12:00 | Coffee Break |
12:00 - 13:00 | Continuation of Session 1-
"Tampering and manipulation of ICT identifiers impact to network resources and operations (signaling and protocol prospective)", Latifa Sami Hassan Elhakim, University of Medical Science and Technology, Sudan [ Biography I Presentation ]
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"Combating counterfeiting in Russia. Key challenges", Rustam Pirmagomedov, R&D, Rostelecom, Russia
[ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ] - "Overview of the ITU-T SG11 activities on combating counterfeiting and stolen ICT devices", Joao Zanon, Vice-Chairman of SG11[ Biography I Presentation ]
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13:00 - 14:00 |
Lunch Break |
14:00 - 15:30 |
Session 2: Combating stolen ICT devices This session will focus on the current issues on combating stolen ICT devices highlighting national, regional and international experience. It will focus on identification systems, which are currently used for combating stolen ICT devices, and discuss the importance of reliable unique ICT device identifiers for such task. Finally, the session will try to define new standardization activities on this matter.
Moderator: Rustam Pirmagomedov, R&D, Rostelecom, Russia [ Biography ]-
"Tunisian experience in combating counterfeiting and stolen mobile devices using CEIR", Jamil Soyah, Head of CEIR project at the Research and Studies Telecommunications Center, CERT [ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
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"Combatting device crime together – best practice for a local and global mobile device theft prevention framework”, James Moran, Head of security, GSMA [ Biography I Presentation ]
- "Mobile Device Theft in Latin America: Current policies and issues", Geraldo Neto, Senior Technical and Policy Advisor, Telecommunications Management Group, Inc, United States [ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
- “Combat Mobile Device Theft with blockchain-based Global IMEI Storage and Services Innovation”, Benjamin Stöckhert, SAP [ Biography ]; Krzysztof Sielski, Deutsche Telekom; Andreas Göbel, Camelot ITLab [ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
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15:30 - 16:00 |
Coffee Break |
16:00 - 17:30 | Session 3: Combating counterfeiting This session will focus on the current issues on combating counterfeiting highlighting national, regional and international experience. It will also focus on identification systems, which are currently used for combating counterfeiting, and discuss the importance of reliable unique ICT device identifiers for such task. Finally, the session will try to define new standardization activities on this matter.
Moderator: Kaoru Kenyoshi, NICT [ Biography ]-
"Responding to the Counterfeit Challenge: Lessons Learnt To Date", Michael Milligan, Secretary General, Mobile Wireless Forum [ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
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"An overview of Nigerian approach on combating counterfeiting and stolen ICT devices", James Kunle Olorundare, SMIEEE, Nigeria [ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
- "Technical solutions to address falsification of unique identifiers to combat device counterfeiting and theft", Mohammad Raheel Kamal, Senior Director, Qualcomm Technology Licensing [ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
- "Conformance assessment methods to combat counterfeit mobile phones", Uwe Baeder, Director of International Relations ITU/UN and acts for Rohde & Schwarz [ Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
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17:30 - 17:45 | Coffee Break |
17:45 - 18:15 | Wrap-up session This session will discuss the action plan on developing possible technical solutions to address the problem of duplication/tampering/cloning of unique ICT device identifiers to be used for combating counterfeiting and stolen ICT devices. It will define appropriate actions, which need to be implemented by ICT industry for improving security and reliability of existing identifiers – from standardization to implementation.
Moderator: Joao Zanon, Vice-Chairman of SG11 [ Biography ]
Outcomes Document |