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Draft as of 04.05.2015 (subject to change)
CYCON 2015 Agenda
26-29 May 2015 Swissotel, Tallinn
TUESDAY 26 MAY 2015
8:00
9:00
Workshops
9:00
12:00
12:00
13:00
13:00
17:00
19 :00
21 :00
Registration
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Cyber Ranges
Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Cyber Norms Development: What are
the Options?
Lunch
Cyber Terms and Definitions
Covered Network Structures
Challenges with Operational Planning
Ice Breaker, Energy Discovery Centre, Põhja pst 29, Tallinn
Cyber Norms Development: What are
the Options?
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WEDNESDAY 27 MAY 2015
08:00
09:00
Registration
Plenary sessions
Room 1
09:00
09:10
Opening Remarks, Col Artur SUZIK, Director of NATO CCD COE
09:10
09:40
Keynote Presentation, H.E. Toomas Hendrik ILVES, President of the Republic of Estonia
09:40
10:20
Keynote Presentation Adm Michael S. ROGERS, USN, Commander, US Cyber Command, Director, National Security Agency, Chief, Central Security Service
10:20
10:50
Keynote Presentation, Ambassador Sorin DUCARU, Assistant Secretary General of NATO
10:50
11:10
Coffee Break
11:10
11:40
Keynote Presentation, Gen Jean-Paul PALOMEROS, NATO Supreme Allied Commander of Transformation
11:40
12:10
Keynote Presentation, Mr James LEWIS, Center for Security and International Studies
12:10
12:30
Keynote Presentation, Ms Angela McKAY, Microsoft
12:30
13:30
Lunch
Sessions
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
The Future of Internet Governance
Situational Awareness Today and Tomorrow
International Law Developments
Adaptive Situation Control in Cyber-Physical-Human
Systems
Dr Gabriel JAKOBSON, Altusys Corp
Visual Structures for Seeing Cyber Policy Strategies
Dr Jennifer STOLL, Technical University of Munich
Situational Awareness Challenges within the Scope of
Active Cyber Defence
Dr Jens TÖLLE, Fraunhofer FKIE
Law of the Horse to Law of the Submarine: The Future of
State Behavior in Cyberspace
Cdr Paul WALKER, United States Navy (Retd.)
Cyber Espionage and International Law
Dr Russell BUCHAN, Sheffield University
Anticipatory and Preemptive Self-Defense in Cyberspace: the
Challenge of Imminence
Maj Geoffrey DEWEESE, US STRATCOM
Panel with:
13:30
15:00
Mr David CONRAD, ICANN, Chief Technology
Officer
Mr Richard HILL, Hill & Associates
Ms Isabel SKIERKA, Global Public Policy Institute
Moderated by Dr Jovan KURBALIA,
DiploFoundation
15:00
15:30
Cyber Conflict after Stuxnet
Panel with:
15:30
17:00
Ms Kim ZETTER, WIRED magazine
Mr Jason RIVERA, Deloitte & Touche LLP,
Georgetown School of Foreign Service
Mr Trey HERR, George Washington University
Coffee Break
Network Centric Warfare
Strategic Anti-Access/Area Denial in Cyberspace
Dr Alison RUSSELL, Merrimack College
Blackout and Now? - Network Centric Warfare in an AntiAccess Area-Denial Theatre
Mr Mario GOLLING, Bundeswehr University
Moderated by Mr Lauri LINDSTRÖM, NATO CCD
COE
19:00
22:30
20:30
23:55
Tallinn City Tours
Tallinn Manual 2.0
Tallinn Manual 2.0 Approach to State Responsibility
Prof Michael SCHMITT, US Naval War College, NATO
CCD COE Senior Fellow
Tallinn Manual: Limited Updates as Part of Tallinn 2.0
Dr Bill BOOTHBY, Royal Air Force (Retd.)
Countering Cyber Warfare with A War on Cyber Warfare? –
Some Comments on the Jus ad Bellum Part of the Tallinn
Manual
Prof Huang ZHIXIONG, Wuhan University
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THURSDAY 28 MAY 2015
Room 1
Keynote Presentation, TBD
Plenary sessions
09:00
09:30
09:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
10:30
11:00
Sessions
11 :00
12 :30
12:30
13:30
Sessions
13:30
15:00
15:00
15:30
15:30
17:00
19:00
22:00
Keynote Presentation, Mr Philippe ROGGEBAND, CISCO
Keynote Presentation, Mr Paul VIXIE, Farsight Security
Coffee Break
Room 1
Defending the Nation in Cyberspace
Room 2
Decision-making and Artifical Intelligence
Supporting Sense-Making and Decision-Making through Time Evolution Analysis of Open
Panel with:
Mr Alexander KLIMBURG, The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies
Sources
Ms Mihoko MATSUBARA, Intel Corporation
Dr Mirco MARCHETTI, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Mr Sergei BOEKE, Leiden University Centre for Terrorism and Is AI a Real Existential Threat?
Counterterrorism
Dr Teresa ESCRIG, Cognitive Robots
Can AI Be Governed through Ethical and Legal Constraints?
Moderated by Mr Ian WALLACE, New America
Prof Giovanni SARTOR, European University Institute
Lunch
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Influence Operations
Security and Privacy of Smartphones
Surveillance
Information Operations Modeling
Attacking the Baseband Modem of Mobile Phones to Breach the International
Law
and
Foreign
Dr Leigh ARMISTEAD, Peregrine Technical Solutions
Users’ Privacy and Network Security
Surveillance Prof Ashley DEEKS,
Prof Christos XENAKIS, School of Information and University of Virginia Law School
Communication Technologies, University of Piraeus
Information, Propaganda and Disinformation in Cyberspace
Malware Goes Mobile – Targeting Smartphones: a New Transparency and Surveillance
Prof Francois GERE, French Institute of Strategic Analysis
Opportunity for Cybercriminals – for Law Enforcement as well?
Prof Tal ZARSKY, University of Haifa
Mr Rainer FRANOSCH, Attorney General’s Office of the German Faculty of Law
Federal State of Hessen, Cybercrime Centre
Cyberwar, Netwar, and the Future of Cyberdefense
Are Mobile Devices Really under Attack?
Prof Lee BYGRAVE, University of Oslo
Mr Robert BROSE, Office of the US Director of National Mr Antti TIKKANEN, F-Secure Corporation
Intelligence
Coffee Break
Challenges to International Cooperation in Fighting Cyber
Serious Games
Crime
The Long Arm of Law Enforcement: Accessing Data in the Cloud
A Renewed Approach to Serious Games for Cyber Security
Prof Ian WALDEN, Queen Mary University of London
Mr Alexis LECOMPTE, De Montfort University
Multilateral Legal Responses to Cybersecurity in Africa
Exfiltrations Using Polymorphic Blending Techniques: Analysis
Mr Uchenna Jerome ORJI, African Center for Cyber Law and and Countermeasures
STUDENT AWARD
Cybercrime Prevention
Mr Matteo CASENOVE, Free University of Amsterdam
International Cooperation in Fighting Cybercrime: the Future is Prof Leo SELAVO, University of Latvia
Now
Mr Lodewijk VAN ZWIETEN, Dutch National Prosecutor for
Cybercrime & Mr Geert SCHOORENS, Federal Prosecutor's
Office of Belgium, Cybercrime division
Dinner, St. Birgitta’s Convent Ruins, Kloostri tee 9, Tallinn
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FRIDAY 29 MAY 2015
Sessions
Room 1
Room 2
Cyber Conflict in Ukraine
Future Cyberspace
Red Teaming the Internet
Mr Christophe NICOLAS, Kudelski Security
Cyber Security Architecture and Strategy from a TIER-1 Perspective
Dr Bernd EßER, Deutsche Telekom AG
The Internet Space Race
Dr Steve CHAN, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Panel with:
9 :00
10 :30
Mr Richard BEJTLICH, Brookings Institution
Mr Keir GILES, Conflict Studies Research Centre
Ms Margareta JAITNER, Swedish Defence University
Moderated by Dr Kenneth GEERS, NATO CCD COE Ambassador, Taras
Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
10:30
11:00
Plenary sessions
Coffee Break
Room 1
11:00
11:30
Gold Sponsor
11 :30
12:00
Keynote Presentation, Mr Jeff MOSS, DEFCON
12:30
13:00
Closing Remarks, Col Artur SUZIK, Director of NATO CCD COE
13:00
14:00
Lunch