COSAC - Timetable

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COSAC 2009 Programme

SUNDAY 20th September 2009

TIME	DETAILS
1930 - 2000	Registration
1930 - 2000	Irish Whiskey Drinks Reception - sponsored by Killashee House Hotel
2000 onward	COSAC 2009 Welcome Dinner - sponsored by i-to-i Ideas to Interconnect

MONDAY 21st September 2009
COSAC MASTERCLASSES

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0930 - 1730	M1	9th Annual International Roundtable Security Forum	John O'Leary	O'Leary Management Education
0930 - 1730	M2	COSAC Master Class: Building a Test & Evaluation Resource in a Virtual Environment	Peter Stephenson	Norwich University, USA
0930 - 1730	M3	SABSA Master Class: Architecting Governance	Geoff Besko	Seccuris Inc.
1100 - 1120	Morning Coffee
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1530 - 1550	Afternoon Tea
1900 - 1930	East Coast Cooler Drinks Reception - sponosored by Killashee House Hotel
1930 onward	Dinner - sponsored by Seccuris Inc.

TUESDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER 2009

A1 - A2: MalWare Revolution & Evolution: Latest & Future Trends & Developments in Malicious Code

B1 - B2: Agility & Cloud Computing Security: Turning the Theory into Leading Edge Practice

C3 - C5: Knowledge, Malice & Culture: Finally Dealing with Social Engineering & Awareness

D3 - D5: The Future of Trusted Systems & the Internet: A Guide to breaking Trusted Computers and what the future holds for the Internet of 'Things'

S1 - S5: The First SABSA World Congress: The Latest Developments & Case Studies

P1 - P2: Plenary Session

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0900 - 0930	Registration and Coffee
0930 - 1015	P1	Witness for the Prosecution	Lynn Griffin	23ES
1015 - 1035	Morning Coffee
1035 - 1145	A1	The Zeus Evolution	Clemens Kurtenbach	S21sec
	B1	Agile Security: Necessity or Mission Impossible	Helvi Salminen	Gemalto
	S1	A 2,645,615 Sq Km SABSA Implementation	Peter Wolski	CSC
1150 - 1300	A2	The Conficker Worm, Success Factors & Why You Should Care	E. Eugene Schultz	Emagined
	B2	Getting Your Head in the Clouds	Andrew Townley	Archistry
	S2	A Journey Through Modernisation of ESA at a Leading Bank	Kevin Nichols Ross MacKenzie	IBM WestPac Bank
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1510	C3	The Impact of Culture on the Information Security Program	Shannon Donahue	ISACA
	D3	Fundamental Components of "Usable" Operational IT Risk Management Systems	Michael Legary	Seccuris
	S3	Developing a Solution Security Architecture using the SABSA Development Lifecycle	Pascal de Koning	Getronics
1510 - 1530	Afternoon Tea
1530 - 1640	C4	Knowledge + Malice = Chaos: When Awareness Fails	John O'Leary	O'Leary Management Education
	D4	The Crazy World of On-line CCTV	Simon Gunning	Digilog
	S4	From Strategy, Over Concept, to Design	André Mariën	INNO.COM
1650 - 1800	C5	The Elephant Cookbook: Countering Social Engineering	Jon Colombo	Cap Gemini
	D5	Let's Get Physical: The Internet of Things	Chris Keay	Orthus
	S5	Business Enablement - A Systems Integrator's Perspective	David Baker	Dimension Data
1810 - 1900	P2	Experiencing Crisis: Crisis Management, Murder Mystery Style	Mike Softley Jon Colombo	Ultima Risk Management Cap Gemini
2000 - 2030	SABSA Drinks Reception - sponsored by The SABSA Institute
2030 onwards	COSAC Gala Dinner - sponsored by ALC Group

WEDNESDAY 23rd SEPTEMBER 2009

E6 - E7: Cyber Crime & Cyber War: An in-depth analysis of crimeware fingerprinting & a guide to surviving cyberwar

F6 - F7: Disruptive Technologies: Coping with the ever-changing world of new technologies

G8 - G9: Advances in Securing Technical Developments: Everything you need to know about real-world developments in digital signatures & NAC

H8 - H9: Data Loss & Identity Theft: A step-by-step guide to the issues, resolutions & strategies

S6 - S9: The First SABSA World Congress: The Latest Developments & Case Studies

P3 - P4: Plenary Sessions

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0900 - 0930	Registration and Coffee
0930 - 1015	P3	Bletchley Park Colossus Demonstration - Breaking Lorenz SZ42 Using Linguistic Depths	Anthony E. Sale	The National Museum of Computing
1015 - 1035	Morning Coffee
1035 - 1145	E6	Crimeware Fingerprinting	Joseph Ponnoly	Scotts Miracle-Gro
	F6	What is so Hard about Protecting People's Information	Mike Softley	Ultima Risk Management
	S6	Opportunity Risk Modeling: Enable, Don't Mitigate	Geoff Besko	Seccuris
1150 - 1300	E7	Surviving CyberWar	Richard Stiennon	IT-Harvest
	F7	Are You Ready for Disruptive Technologies?	Nanette Poulios	Walsh College
	S7	Mandated Compliance: When Good Ideas Go Bad	Charles Cook	Computer Sciences Raytheon
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1510	G8	Security Delusions and the Madness of Crowds	Andy Clark	Detica
	H8	How to Steal an Identity: A Step-by-Step Guide	Richard Hollis	Orthus
	S8	Using SABSA to Enhance NIST	Jason Kobes	Northrop Grumman
1515 - 1625	G9	NAC in the Trenches: What Works, What Doesn't & Why?	Lisa Lorenzin	Juniper Networks
	H9	Now Where Did I Put That Memory Stick?	Lynn Griffin	23ES
	S9	SABSA as a Delivery Mechanism for Jericho	Marco Plas	Domus Technica
1625 - 1645	Afternoon Tea
1645 - 1800	P4	COSAC Rump Session	Various	Facilitated by David Lynas COSAC Chairman

THURSDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 2009
Post-Conference Workshops (optional)

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0900 - 0930	Registration and Coffee
0930 - 1300	W1	Virtualisation & Security	E. Eugene Schultz	Emagined
	W2	SmartGrid Stimulants - Securing Critical National Infrastructure	Mike Henson	NoaNet
	1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1600	---	New Directions - SABSA Open Forum Meeting	Philip Foster John Sherwood David Lynas	SABSA Advisory Council SABSA IPR SABSA Institute

The above timetable is preliminary, some details may be subject to change.