9th international workshop conference

When and where
15-16 February 2012, Moscow, Crocus Expo international exhibition centre. Security and Safety Technologies forum. 9th international workshop conference

Organisers
State Duma Transport Committee. CIS Interparliamentary Assembly Defence and Security Standing Committee. Russian Transport Ministry. Transport Security and Safety foundation

Speakers
V.P. Voitenko (chairman, CIS Interparliamentary Assembly Defence and Security Standing Committee, chairman, organising committee, Terrorism and Transport Security conference), V.P. Muratov (director, Transport Security and Safety and Special Programmes Department, Transport Ministry), N.S. Lyamov (Moscow deputy mayor for transport and road construction development), V.B. Chertok (deputy chief, Federal Transport Supervision Service), etc.

Participants
Heads of governmental bodies pertinent to transport. Representatives of regional authorities. Transport industry majors. Top Russian and foreign hardware developers

Key reports and discussions
Transport security and safety in Russia, CIS and the rest of the world. Legislative support of transport security and safety. Transport terrorism prevention methods. Security and safety at transport infrastructure installations. Advanced protective technologies and technical gear

First time ever
Reports of international companies about programmes on security and safety of major transport installations abroad. Review of integrated solutions tested throughout the world

Transport pavilion
Subject exposition. Demonstration of transport installation and passenger security and safety systems

Opinion
V.A. Ozerov, chairman, SST forum organising committee; member of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly: “Innovations for Russia’s security are aplenty in the business programme. The forms of display of cutting-edge developments feature a novel approach and are often unprecedented in Russia”.

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Fuel and Energy Industry Installation Security and Safety

national conference

The conference will focus on information about the basic requirements of Federal Law 256-FZ On Security and Safety of Fuel and Energy Industry Installations dated 21 July 2011, contents of the Russian government and Ministry of Energy orders being worked out under the law, and the practical experience of Russian customers, domestic and foreign manufacturers of equipment and systems, and system integrators pertinent to defending and protecting fuel and energy installations from the whole range of criminal, terrorist and anthropogenic threats.

When and where
14 February, Tuesday, 13.00-19.00
15 February, Wednesday, 10.00-16.45
Hall 3, Crocus Expo international exhibition centre, Moscow

Key topics
Implementation of federal laws governing the security and safety of energy sector installations – positive experience and problems. Innovative integrated approaches to protection of energy sector installations against the whole spectrum of threats. Innovative technologies and integrated technical systems to integrate security and safety subsystems. Economic estimates of the benefits from technical security and safety hardware introduction – an insurer’s slant. Foreign security and safety experience in energy sector. From individual requirements and checks to common systemic approaches. Requirements harmonisation and coordination of checks among the Ministry of Interior, Federal Security Service, national Antiterrorist Committee, Emergencies Ministry, Federal Service for Environmental, Technological and Nuclear Supervision and other federal agencies. From responding to emergencies to an integrated emergencies monitoring and prevention system. Organisational, technical and economic aspects

Organiser
Ministry of Energy

Speakers
V.N. Ponomaryov, deputy director, strategic planning and innovation, Institute of Nuclear Power Industry Safe Development, Russian Academy of Sciences
V.Yu. Kononenko, deputy chief, Department of Comprehensive Energy Sector Security and Safety and Energy Efficiency, Institute of Nuclear Power Industry Safe Development, Russian Academy of Sciences, M.S.

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Problems of Implementation of the Governmental Industrial Security Policy

national workshop conference

When and where
16 February, Thursday
11.00-18.00

Organiser
Industrial Security Group (PB-Group) supported by the Federation Council Defence and Security Committee and Federal Service for Environmental, Technological and Nuclear Supervision and Industrial Security (Rostekhnadzor)

Purpose
Review of organisational, legal, scientific, technical and information problems relevant to the implementation of the Concept of Industrial Security and Safety Policy Improvement throughout 2020 (approved by the presidium of the Russian government on 28 July 2011) and the use of the risk-oriented approach – the methodology allowing planning and execution of supervisory functions based on the degree of risk of installations supervised; discussion of urgent issues of industrial security and safety of the oil and gas industry, nonferrous metal production facilities, coalmining industry, boiler inspection, lifting devices, etc. as well as review of the foreign industrial security and safety supervision expertise
The participants – manufacturers and suppliers of latest techniques and equipment for security and safety of hazardous production facilities, and publishers of industrial security and safety normative, methodological and reference documents and software – will have an opportunity to unveil their products.

Key topics:
refining the industrial security and safety legislation;
new approaches to federal supervision of industrial security and safety;
up-to-date dangers of large-scale industrial accidents; methodological support of risk analysis; hazardous industrial installation accident risk analysis and assessment software
classification of hazardous industrial facilities by the degree of the risk of an accident and by the scale of possible consequences;
foreign expertise in industrial security and safety supervision;
problems of the implementation of Federal Law 225-FZ On Compulsory Insurance of Civil Liability of the Owners of Hazardous Installations for the Damage Caused by an Accident at the Hazardous Installation;
urgent issues of industrial security and safety of oil-and-gas sector, boiler inspection, nonferrous metal manufacturers, coalmining industry, etc.;
industrial security and safety information support of managers and specialists (for the 80th anniversary of the Professional Safety in Industry magazine).
Manufacturers and suppliers of latest techniques and equipment for security and safety of hazardous production facilities and publishers of industrial security and safety normative, methodological and reference documents and software will have an opportunity to unveil their products.
Participants in the conference will familiarise with the subject exposition including industrial security and safety normative, methodological and reference documents and software, and publications of top specialists in the sphere Rostekhnadzor operates in.

Speakers
Leading specialists of Rostekhnadzor, PB-Group and Russian and CIS expert and insurance companies are to speak during the conference.
Hosts of the conference: Rostekhnadzor representative Yelena Klovach, Ph.D., professor, director general, Industrial Security and Safety Research Centre; Stanislav Buinovsky, Ph.D., editor-in-chief, Professional Safety in Industry magazine

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Cargo and Valuables Transportation Security/Security of Cash Turnover in Russia

conference

When and where
16 February, Thursday
11.00-15.00

Conference for manufacturers, users, market regulators, insurers and self-regulating organisations. Independent venue for maintain the dialogue among market players and regulators for mutual information and working out a common position as for technical and law-making processes

Sponsor of the conference: BMW Group Russia

Participants
Inkakhran, Rosinkas, Russian Federal Guard Service, Russian Central Bank, Russian Postal Service, Sberbank. Representatives of commercial banks. Private security companies. Representatives of security services of key Russian companies. Hardware manufacturers and suppliers

Key topics
New market regulations. Technological and organisational novelties of suppliers. Successful experience of traditional customers. European, US and Asian practices in regulation of and demand for valuables transportation security and armoured protections. Joint initiatives of hardware and service suppliers and users as to regulators and new market players

Opinion
Kirill Lebedev, BMW Group Russia: “Russia is certainly a most dynamically developing country. For this very reason, it is populated by people who bear high responsibility and provide top-notch solutions on a daily basis. We regard our participation in SST Moscow Expo as a significant opportunity to introduce Russian public to BMW cars, including off-road ones, featuring a high degree of personal safety”.

Guests invited:
1. Inkakhran, Rosinkas, Russian Federal Guard Service, Russian Central Bank, Russian Postal Service, Sberbank
2. Representatives of commercial banks (with active support by the Association of Russian Banks, invitations have been sent to the chiefs of the security and encashment services of major Russian banks)
3. Representatives of private security companies
4. Representatives of governmental organisations and Russian businesses characterised by their increased demand for encashment and valuables transportation protection
5. Representatives of security services of key Russian companies

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Advanced Confidential Information Protection Techniques and Equipment

conference

The conference will focus on the problems of information security in information systems reliant on cloud technologies; information security when connecting to general-purpose communication networks; flash drive data destruction problem and solutions. In addition, the conference will consider approaches to refining the normative legal and methodological framework of confidential information security, new threats to virtualisation infrastructure and protections against them, an up-to-date DLP system introduction approach proposed, and peculiarities of checking the protection of information systems interacting with general-purpose communication networks.

When and where
15 February, Wednesday
11.00-14.45

Organiser
Federal Service for Technical and Export Control (FSTEC)

Speakers
Host of the conference –Anatoly Kuts, departmental chief, FSTEC
Speakers:
Vitaly Lyutikov, FSTEC;
Yuri Yazov, State Research and Test Institute of Technical Protection, FSTEC
Yevgeny Minkovsky, Positive Technologies close corporation;
Alexandr Malyavkin, Leta close corporation;
Alexandr Markov, Echelon close corporation;
Igor Shakhalov, Echelon close corporation
Valery Konyavsky, OKB SAPR close corporation

For the first time, the 17th SST Moscow Expo will have a dedicated test area dubbed Antibugging Laboratory, which partner is the Informzaschita training centre – a major specialised information security training centre within the Informzaschita Group.
Throughout the show (14-17 February), the test area will host antibugging workshop competitions. Information security majors, represented at the collective stands of the Federal Security Service and FSTEC, will set up their antibugging software, hardware and software/hardware complexes on identical workstations.
Based on the results produced during the competitions, Informzaschita instructors and technical specialists, who provided their equipment for the competitions, will name winners and award prizes and diplomas. In addition, after-action reviews of typical errors will include practical seminars explaining the bug search procedure.
The Groteck company conducted a dry run of a competition like that during the 8th InfoSecurity Russia international show (InfoSecurity Russia 2011). This format of familiarisation with advanced information security technical solutions turned out to be all the rage with the visitors, 53% of whom said familiarisation with cutting-edge software and hardware from major manufacturers by means of a practical competition made their visit to the event far more useful.

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Mobile Communications Development and State and Personal Security

conference

When and where
16 February, Thursday
11.00-14.45

Key topics
The roundtable discussion will raise the issues of protection of the information and personal data of customers of present-day communication services providers. Mention should be made that the security paradigm of a service provider, which entered the telecom market, including the landline and convergent ones, has changed much. The notion of security margin (perimeter) is no more.
The roundtable also will dwell on security services provision by the communication services provider – the secure-as-a-service market. The report describing the Authentication-as-a-Service mobile service provider solution for provision of access to governmental services Web sites promises to be interesting.
There will be reports on customer data encryption, DDoS attack defence and the Clean Internet and Parental Control services.
In addition, plans for interprovider cooperation in information security incident investigations will be unveiled.

Organiser
The forum’s partner MTS JSC

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2nd Intelligent Video 2.0

conference

When and where
14 February 2012, 12.00-18.00, Hall 5

SST Moscow Expo 2012 (17th Security and Safety Technologies international forum and exhibition) presents the 2nd conference on video analytics - Intelligent Video 2.0.

The best Russian experts and specialists in intellectual video surveillance systems and video analysis will discuss effective technologies and successful practices.

The event will focus on practical applications of video analysis, e.g. transport nodes, airports, trading networks, fire safety, etc.

The conference’s programme covers the following subjects:
1. Video analysis for trading networks and transport nodes – capabilities and feasible accuracy factors
2. Biometric security systems – from theory to practice
3. Fire and smoke detection by means of video analysis
4. Integral video analysis features
5. Video analytical gear for airports. Analysis of customer requirements
6. Roundtable discussion of video analysis system developers

Speakers are to include representatives of the companies seasoned in running large-scale intellectual video surveillance system projects, e.g. the IIT Computer Vision Laboratory, Synesis, Technoserv, Elektronika PSTs and ITV|AxxonSoft.

KEY AUDIENCE: video surveillance equipment manufacturers, IP-video surveillance software developers, system integrators and installers.

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Foreign and Domestic Perimeter Security System Novelties – Application in Russia

roundtable discussion

When and where
15 February 2012, 16.00-18.00, Hall 6

Probably, the whole of the cream of the crop of Russia’s perimeter security system industry is to get together within the professional discussion framework during SST Moscow Expo 2012.

Boris S. Vvedensky, BIS Engineering
Dmitry V. Ilyin, PeriTech
Yuri A. Rusanov, Applied Radio Physics
Yevgeny Yu. Andrianov, Omega-Microdesign
Alexandr I. Larin, Vostok – Special Systems
Yuri A. Stankevich, Luis+
Alxei L. Uritsky, AkvilonA
Sergei K. Panko, Security Industry
Stanislav S. Zwierzynski, independent expert, Ph.D.
Alexandr I. Tkachuk, AIB Yugo-Zapad

Leaders and specialists of development, production and installation companies will get first-hand information on new advanced technologies:

1. Smart perimeter sensors – image identification systems, neuron technologies, etc.
2. Buried perimeter security sensors – technologies and practical examples
3. Network technologies and integration with IP-video equipment

KEY AUDIENCE: perimeter security system suppliers, integrators and installation companies

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Advanced Products and Technologies of security Systems 2012

roundtable discussion of trading houses

When and where
15 February 2012, 16.00-18.00, Hall 5

The trading houses participating in SST Moscow 2012 will meet with their partners (installers, manufacturers and resellers) during a specialised roundtable discussion. Leaders and specialists of Luis+, Videoglaz and ONCOM will unveil cutting-edge products expected to become superhits in 2012.

A superhit is a product distinguished from its rivals for its functionality, capabilities, price, etc. there will be novelties in the AMCS, multiguard systems and video surveillance fields.

KEY AUDIENCE: perimeter security system suppliers, integrators, installation companies, resellers and system integrators

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Eternal question; 1, 2, 3, or 4? Effective Fire Alarm

roundtable discussion

When and where
16 February 2012, 16.00-18.00, Hall 5

A real problem facing any installer wishing to set up an effective fire alarm system is the lack of methodologies for comparison of various solutions. In practice, the problem boils down to following three very specific questions:

1. How many annunciates should be installed?
Actually, law has cancelled the obligatory nature of all recommendations. The current risk calculation methodology is rather vague. One can set up six sensors or not install them at all, which will not influence the resultant ‘risks’.

2. SP5 – how to be guided by it correctly?
SP5 has many useful facts and calculation methodologies, the strengths and weaknesses of various techniques, and reliability enhancement options. However, many have started taking SP5 too literally. How should one use the regulation correctly?

3. Dual-limit loops – a habit only?
In spite of the labour intensiveness of the assembly, questionable reliability and lack of skilled personnel, the option remains optimal – under SP5.

These and other urgent questions cropping up during the installation of a truly effective fire alarm system will be answered by best experts Igor Neplokhov, with Centre-SB, and Alexei Omelyanchuk, with Sigma-IS.

KEY AUDIENCE: installers, manufacturers, system integrators and end users

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Video Surveillance 2012: Supertechnologies, Superarchitectures & Superapproaches for Customers

roundtable discussion

When and where
16 February 2012, 16.00-18.00, Hall 6

As is known, all security system end users are keen on video surveillance. As is known, end users are keen on interesting functional capabilities of hardware and software and in out-of-the-box elegant solutions.

Three young, but already recognised authorities in the field of video surveillance – three true ambitious specialists – will unveil 10 breakthrough video surveillance technologies, protocols, concepts and solutions.
If you plan acquisition or upgrade of point video surveillance systems, the event will come in handing in making up your mind and taking the right decision when selecting hardware, software and solutions.

KEY AUDIENCE: end users, manufacturers, installers and system integrators

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Security System Fundamentals for Educationalists and Social and Municipal Workers and Heads of City Hall-Financed Organisations

short-term course

When and where
14-15 February 2012, 14.30-16.30, Hall 7

Video monitoring systems and their application as part of security systems of educational and social installations, dwelling houses and neighbourhoods. A tour of stands displaying cutting-edge security video surveillance gear and systemic solutions
14 February 2012, 12.00-14.00, Hall 7

Access monitoring and control systems (AMCS) and their application as part of security systems of educational and social installations, dwelling houses and neighbourhoods. A tour of stands displaying cutting-edge AMCS gear and systemic solutions
14 February 2012, 15.00-17.00, Hall 7

Security and fire alarm systems and their application as part of security systems of educational and social installations, dwelling houses and neighbourhoods. A tour of stands displaying cutting-edge fire and security alarm gear and systemic solutions
15 February 2012, 11.00-13.00, Hall 7

Sophisticated fire-suppressant systems in hospitals, schools and dwelling houses

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Procurement sessions

When and where
14-17 February 2012, 11.00-18.00, Exhibitor Lounge

SST Moscow 2012 exhibitors will get together and talk with regional distributors as part of dedicated procurement sessions. Manufacturer will be able to get a better grasp of the needs of buyers in the provinces, obtain recommendations and unveil their most lucrative selling propositions.

Attending procurement sessions, foreign vendors will establish key contact in the provinces, ensure guaranteed repute of their brands outside of Russia’s heartland and assume the most effective control of their affiliate network.

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Screening Equipment Demo Area: all novelties brought together

When and where
14-17 February 2012, 10.00-18.00

The 17th Security and Safety Technologies international forum has pioneered a specialist screening equipment demonstration area. Top Russian and foreign developers will unveil their latest inspection, or screening, gear, e.g. door frame detectors, hand-held and stationary metal detectors, explosives and liquid detectors, etc.

Any visitor will be able to not only see and test the equipment in real time, but also compare the capabilities of Russian and foreign majors. Specialists will get professional consultations from exhibitors’ engineering managers as to the equipment’s adjustment, functionality, operating peculiarities, etc.

Getting to know the latest developments of major manufacturers in the form of workshop will boost the use of one’s attending the event. Manufacturers will have a unique opportunity to show off the strengths of their equipment, competing freely with market leaders.

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Video Surveillance Systems Laboratory

When and where
14-17 February 2012, 10.00-18.00

Every year, personnel of installation companies are faced with the problem of having to choose software and video surveillance cameras tailored to specific business objectives. It is impossible to compare surveillance systems and the operation of software of different manufacturers in the course of an ordinary demonstration at the stand.

As part of SST Moscow Expo 2012, the IP Video Surveillance Laboratory for the first time affords visitors with a unique opportunity of real-time assessment of IP cameras (imagery quality, colour rendering, contrast) and software providing the imagery of a moving object, as well as the advantages offered by image identification technologies. In additional, customers are entitled to special terms of buying the gear on display in the demo area. They also can select software relevant to particular equipment, get professional consultations on installation and designing and decided on the optimal option for attaining their own objectives.

Developers will exhibit the full cycle of operation of their equipment in the demo area co-designed by the Acorn-SB and Groteck Business Media companies for the Security and Safety Technologies forum.

Every visitor attending the forum can test the capabilities of the software and video cameras, guided by technicians of major video surveillance market players. All cameras and software will be pooled into a single network and able to receive video imagery from the cameras set up at the stands, in the exhibition hall and right in the lab. To cap it all, a number of manufacturers will feed the video signal from their live cameras throughout Russia.

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Antibugging Equipment Laboratory

When and where
14-17 February 2012, 10.00-18.00

Lately, industrial espionage has become rampant. Industrial, or economic, espionage is a form of unfair competition reliant on illegal gathering, use and disclosure of information that is a commercial secret or any other property protected by law to attain a business advantage and material gains. To lay their hands on relevant information, criminals often resort to special voice data and imagery electronic pickups colloquially known as bugs.

During SST Moscow Expo 2012, personnel with the Information Security Laboratory of the Informzaschita training centre will demonstrate multifaceted complex processes of spotting the bugs planted or brought covertly into confidential information circulation areas, speak of methods of detecting bugs – voice data electronic pickups planted in rooms or hardware.
In Demo Area 5 – Antibugging Equipment Laboratory, the Informzaschita training centre will treat its visitors to the following:
Demonstration of the latest equipment from major domestic manufacturers – radio surveillance hardware/software complexes, field indicators, versatile sound line test instruments, nonlinear junction detectors, etc.

Data Self-Protection Capabilities workshop by Gennady Buzov, chief, Information Security Laboratory of the Informzaschita training centre
How to Protect Oneself from Illegal Unauthorised Information Retrieval quiz game with prizes and diplomas for winners
Dummy bug search competition/workshop. Two finalists of the quiz game participating. Prizes and diplomas for winners
The training centre will hold these events daily.

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Keynote. Public Security in London: Balancing Budgets and Safety Challenges

Marek Kurza
Market Research Consultant (Central and Eastern Europe), MSc
Building Services Research and Information Association (BSRIA)
UK

When and where
14 February 2012, 12.00-12.45, Hall 6

Most major and mid-sized cities in Russia have been increasingly installing and operating street and public surveillance, since Safe City Programme was officially established by the Russian government in 2005. Since then city authorities have moved toward toughening their requirements to reliability and intelligence of security solutions. Purchasing budgets have been regularily reviewed and updated. Security products and services available on the market have been evolving and improving vary fast.

SST Moscow 2012 visitors will have an opportunity to learn approaches and technology that are being applied for public security in London. Guidance for implementation and use of security solutions will be introduced in regards to public transport in the current economic climate in UK.

The keynote will offer a full picture of the way London's authorities face current challenges providing a high level of security to the people who use public transportation – the Tube, railway and airports. The speaker will represent an overview of the real-world system: a number of video surveillance cameras, fire and intrusion alarms architecture and performances as well as other security systems for various city sites.

Visitors will be surprised with a case study – a day in the life of a Londoner as seen with a public video surveillance camera.

Russian security professionals responsible for advising and making decision throughout the security purchasing process within city surveillance, transportation, critical infrastructure, retail and entertainment will be able to study the model of London public security to improve their professional expertise.

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Keynote. Low Light Sensivity VS. Image Quality

Lars Brinkmann
Key Account Manager Europe
Basler Vision Technologies
Germany

When and where
16 February 2012, 11.00-11.45, Hall 5

Vendors of video surveillance cameras usually indicate the level of low light sensivity in their product manuals. Still, each of them may imply different things without making it clear:

wether it is sensor or lens sensivity;
what lens' F-number is referred to;
what signal to noise ratio is addressed.

The user guide for a video camera supplied with built-in lens F1.8 can often say "low light sensivity of 0.1 lux @F1.2. This makes it evident that we cannot 90% compare low light performances from different vendors. Besides, low light performance doesn't provide information on how much light is really required for a camera in each case.

Using various camera brands as an example, Lars Brinkmann will to showcase which characteristics and settings of a camera are essential to ensure a truly quality image.

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Keynote. Ways to Increase Revenues Installing Video Surveillance

Anders Johansson
Regional sales manager for Russia, CIS, Poland and the Baltic markets
Milestone Systems
Denmark

When and where
15 February 2012, 11.00-11.45, Hall 5

Open-platform VMS is an IP video surveillance market segment that shows the most impressive dynamics. The global VMS market grows 30% a year. In terms of business it means selling, installing and using IP camera VMS deliver excellent value and benefits.

Selling prices per video channel have been sustainedly high for many years. VMS products are gaining new functionality all the time. Software gives a lot of flexibility and is therefore future proof. It is not the same as the hardware parts – as soon as the hardware is out of the factory, its price starts devaluing. All of these provides significant business opportunities to those security installers and system integrators who are focused on large or geographically distributed installations, service contracts and long-term relations with the customer.

Competition between VMS vendors as well as external competition between VMS and NVR vendors drive introduction of unique offers (e.g. free entry-level VMS) and a new level of functionality, simplicity and usability. These makes open VMS attractive for small installations as well.

What innovative technology and features are demanded by system integrators and end-users in Europe? What business opportunities are available to system integrators and installers using open IP VMS? Which arguments count for end customers? A complete insight into VMS products will be offered by Anders Johansson, a leading expert for Milestone Systems, a No 1 global vendor of IP VMS.

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Keynote. Innovations in Access Control – New Level of Functionality and Comfort to End-Users

Agnieszka Filipowicz
Business Developer Manager Eastern Europe
SALTO Systems
Spain

When and where
15 February 2012, 11.00-11.45, Hall 6

Easy to use, reliable, cost effective, secure, future proof – these are the fundamental requirements the end customer currently allocates to an access control solution. Accordingly, in 2011 vendors offered a number of innovative access control technologies and approaches to implementing efficient AC solutions.

Among them is a concept of access control system based on data-on-card technology. These wire free networked AC solutions combine offline and online electonics locks, readers and other peripherals. Such a hybrid approach ensures that the customers get 95% of what they would receive from a wired online system at the cost of a stand alone system.

For the first time, advanced wire free AC solutions became a topic of professional conversation at 4th Internaton All-over-IP Expo & Business Conference in November 2011. Agnieszka Filipowicz, Business Developer Manager for SALTO Systems in Eastern Europe, did her keynote in a completely full hall. Approaches to integration of all your physical security needs through wire-free networked locks, controling up to 64 000 doors and 4 million users, and monitoring access throughout a building in real time generated explosion of interest among the audience. At SST Moscow 2012, Agnieszka Filipowicz will deepen into the way hybrid AC solutions work and touch upon the questions received at All-over-IP 2011:

1. How can you guarantee security in data-on-card system?
2. Is it possible to manage data-on-card and wireless system with the same software (in the same installation)?
3. Which communication protocols is recommended to use and how can you guarantee security in case of wireless network failure?
4. What kind of batteries use stand-alone offline and wireless locks? How often is necessary to change batteries?
5. What are the limits of the system? How many doors and users is possible?

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Keynote. The Importance of Using Case Management for Security Incident Resolution and Cyber Attack Prevention

Dario Forte
Founder and CEO of DFLabs
Italy

When and where
14 February 2012, 16.00-16.30, Hall 3

Preventing Cyber Security Incident is a priority both in the Government, Military and Corporate World. However, that could not be effective without an intelligence sharing methodology and a Case Management Platform.
This Keynote will cover – from a vendor agnostic perspective – the milestones in Cyber Attack Intelligence Sharing along with a description of the technological state of the art in the Case Management Field.

The keynote will take place on the expo first day – February 14, 2012, and will be part of The Advanced Technology for Critical Data Protection Conference that is supported by Russia's Federal Service for Technical and Export Control.

Visitors to this keynote will have a chance to personally meet with Dario Forte, a world-recognized expert in preventing cyber security incidents. Dario Forte is a CFE and an Adjunct Professor of Incident Management and Forensics at University of Milan. He is also an entrepreneur with 15 years experience in the Italian financial police, who also worked in the USA with NASA and many federal agencies. In both countries, Mr Forte managed information security strategies and undertook incident management and digital investigations, handling with his team more that 2.3 petabytes of Incident data in the last 3 years.

Participating and visiting the event, Russian information security professionals will be given an outright gift of networking with a unique, world-class expert and entrepreneur in the field of GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) and Computer Forensics. Dario Forte gave keynotes and lectures in many Top Tier conferences, including US Department of Defense, US Department of Homeland Security, The World Bank, NATO.

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