National Defense University
inconjunctionwith
McClure, Brown, & Associates and the Federal Business Council Inc.
4th Annual Human Cyber Forensics™ Conference
The Human Factor in Cyber-Cloud Forensics
January 21-22, 2015
Abraham Lincoln Hall Auditorium, Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, DC
Chatham House Rule Applies
January 21, 2015
Conference Chairs – Dr. Jim Keagle, Dr. Alex Crowther, and Mr. Sam Bendett
0700 - 0800 Registration (Coffee & Tea)
0800 - 0805 Administrative
0805 - 0815 Opening Remarks
Dr. James Keagle, Deputy Director, Center for Technology & National Security Policy;
Director, Emerging Challenges Program
0815 - 0900 Keynote Speaker
Dr. Alex Crowther, Cyber Policy Specialist, Center for Technology & National Security
Policy, National Defense University
Title: “Cyber Talent Management”
A major part of the human aspect of cyber is talent management. At this point, cyber cannot exist
without the humans who conceptualize, create, and execute cyber effects. The US Government is
particularly sensitive to the need for competent and motivated cyber talent. This presentation talks
about how the US Government sees the need for cyber talent, and some of the approaches that they
are using to recruit, train, educate, and retain cyber talent.
0905 - 1005 Panel 1: Human Dimensions in Cyber-Cloud Forensics
Moderator:
Dr. Alenka Brown, President and Chief Scientist, McClure, Brown &
Associates LLC, Neuro Cyber
Panelists:
• Mr. Steve McIntosh, Insider Threat Program Coordinator, Office of Security,
Defense Intelligence Agency, Insider Threat Detection and Response
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Ms. Jacquelyn Schneider, Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science at George Washington
University. Risk and Cyber Operations: Utilizing Risk Proclivity Measures to Explain
Cyber Behaviors
Mr. Greg Virgin, President and CEO, RedJack, LLC
1005 - 1030 Break (Coffee and Tea)
1030 - 1100 Mr. Jeff Schweitzer, Chief Innovation Architect, Verizon Enterprise Solutions
Title: Art of the Software Defined Perimeter combined w/ Cognitive Fingerprinting
1105 - 1135 Mr. Albert Schultz, CEO, Krypteia, LLC
Title: Hardening the HUMAN Element℠
Cloud computing is seen as inherently less secure than traditional architectures, and is
therefore receiving considerable attention to (and spending on) technological approaches to
data security. However "most cyber security ... don’t include concrete measures to address the
human element" for cloud cyber defense. What is the significance of the human impact?
1140 - 1240 Panel 2: Understanding of Human Cloud Forensics within a Risk
Management Framework
Moderator: Dr. Merrick S. Watchorn, President, The Watchorn Innovation Group, Inc.
(TWIGI)
Panelists:
• Mr. Cesar Quinones, Chief Executive Officer, QSec, LLC
• Mr. John Marshall, Chief Executive Officer, Gemini II Technologies
1240 - 1400 Lunch (Cafeteria)
1400 - 1515 Panel 3: Use Case: Cyber-Cloud Human Forensics Demonstration
This demonstration gives insight to the use of Human Sciences for cyber-cloud forensics.
Demonstrators:
• Mr. Jason Christman, CEO & Research Associate, McClure, Brown, & Associates
• Mr. Albert Schultz, CEO, Krypteia LLC
• Mr. Greg Virgin, President and CEO, RedJack, LLC
1520 – 1600
Q&A for All Speakers
1605 - 1630 Closing Remarks and Adjourn
Dr. Alex Crowther, Cyber Policy Specialist, Center for Technology & National Security
Policy, National Defense University
National Defense University
in conjunction with
McClure, Brown, & Associates and the Federal Business Council, Inc.
4th Annual Human Cyber Forensics™ Conference
The Human Factor in Cyber-Cloud Forensics
January 21-22, 2015
Abraham Lincoln Hall Auditorium, Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, DC
Chatham House Rule Applies
January 22, 2015
Conference Chairs – Dr. Jim Keagle, Dr. Alex Crowther & Mr. Sam Bendett
0700 - 0800 Registration (Coffee & Tea)
0800 - 0805 Administrative
0805 - 0815 Opening Remarks
Mr. Alex Crowther, Cyber Policy Specialist, Center for Technology & National Security
Policy, National Defense University
0815 - 0900 Keynote Speaker
Dr. Michaela Iorga, Senior Security Technical Lead for Cloud Computing, Co-Chair, NIST Cloud
Computing Security WG, Co-Chair, NIST Cloud Computing Forensic Science WG, Secure Systems
and Applications Group, Computer Security Division, ITL, National Institute of Standards and
Technology
Title: Are you ready to play poker in the cloud?
0905 - 1005 Panel 4: The front-end and back-end of the forensics science – the human
This panel shall seek to explore different aspects of the "human element" in forensics science; the
"human element" for which the standards, the specifications, or the tools are developed – a human
playing different roles in a cloud ecosystem, and the "human element" or human behind the
development of the standards, specifications, and tools.
Moderator: Dr. Michaela Iorga, Senior Security Technical Lead for Cloud Computing
Panelists:
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Mr. Robert (Bob) Jackson, Vice President of Operations, SphereCom Enterprises Inc.
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Dr. Brian Stanton, Cognitive Scientist, Visualization and Usability Group,
Information Technology Laboratory, NIST
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Dr. Josiah Dykstra, Computer Security Researcher, National Security Agency
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Mr. Ken Zatyko, Senior Vice President of Product Development, Guardtime
1010 - 1110 Panel 5: Use Case - Continuous Monitoring of Human Behavior in
Cyber-Cloud Security Infrastructures
What is the significance of human analysis in Cyber/Cloud Security Framework? What is the
human role in a System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) of Cyber and Cloud Security? How does
the human role manifest itself in a JARM Based Cloud Architecture within the integration of
services, cloud capabilities, and security? What is the operational benefit?
Moderator: Dr. Merrick S. Watchorn, President, The Watchorn Innovation Group, Inc.
(TWIGI)
Panelists:
• Dr. Alenka Brown, President and Chief Scientist, McClure, Brown, & Associates
LLC
1110-1120
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Mr. Dmitry Cousin, Specialist, Computer Security Division, NIST
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Mr. Charles D. Brooks, Vice President, Client Executive, Department of Homeland
Security, Xerox Federal Government Solutions
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Mr. Anil Karmel, Founder and CEO, C2 Labs, Inc., Co-Chair, NIST Cloud Security
Working Group, Former Deputy CTO, National Nuclear Security
Administration/Department of Energy
Break (Coffee and Tea)
1120 - 1150 Q&A for All Speakers
Moderator: Mr. Sam Bendett, Assistant Research Fellow for Domestic Disaster Response,
Center for Technology and National Security Policy, National Defense University
1150 - 1200 Closing Remarks and Adjourn
Dr. Jim Keagle, Deputy Director, Center for Technology & National Security Policy,
Director, Emerging Challenges Program, National Defense University
Program Conference Board
Dr. James Keagle, NDU
Dr. Alex Crowther, NDU
Mr. Samuel Bendett, NDU
Ms. Heather Vitale, NDU
Dr. Alenka Brown, MBA
Mr. Robert Montgomery, MBA
Ms. Cari Christman, MBA
Ms. Rachel Tedesco, FBC