ICCS 2010 Registration Now Open

We are very pleased to announce that the Federal Bureau of Investigation has for a second consecutive year, teamed with Fordham University to bring together global leaders in emerging cyber threat analysis and enforcement. This August 2, 2010, the two organizations will launch the second International Conference on Cyber Security (ICCS 2010) in New York City, the information center of the world.

ICCS 2010 will build on the success of ICCS 2009 and feature eminent speakers, distinguished presentations and vendor exhibits. With the number of cyber threats escalating worldwide, the need for comprehensive security analysis and solutions has reached a critical juncture. Join us at ICCS 2010 for a first-hand opportunity to access and share critical intelligence and valuable experiences on issues shaping the future of cyber security.

This gathering of international cyber security experts will host more than five hundred delegates from countries around the world. Some of the world's foremost experts in cyber threat analysis and enforcement will engage in an open dialog and develop strategies for combating cyber threats across the planet. With shared expertise and insight into the myriad cyber security trends, tools and strategies, this event will create an unparalleled opportunity for the international advancement of cyber threat detection, analysis and enforcement.

Program Overview

• Preet Bharara; United States Attorney, Southern District of New York
• Rich DeMillo, Ph.D.; Distinguished Professor of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
• Louis E. Grever; Executive Assistant Director, Science and Technology Branch, Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Bruce Maggs, Ph.D.; Professor of Computer Science, Duke University, and Vice President for Research, Akamai Technologies
• Ed Skoudis; SANS Institute, and Founder and Senior Security Consultant with InGuardians
• Gene Spafford, Ph.D.; Executive Director, Purdue University Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security
• The National Security Agency (NSA)
• The United States Department of Defense (DoD)
• More and more being confirmed daily

In conjunction with ICCS 2010, viaForensics will be presenting its Android Forensics Training course at ICCS 2010 on August 2, 2010. After completing the course, you will have six separate techniques you can use to acquire data from an Android device including a full forensic copy on supported devices.

Additionally, in response to heightened demand from cyber security professionals from around the world, the International Conference on Cyber Security (ICCS 2010) is featuring two additional events: the Law Enforcement Workshop (LEW), and the Cyber Security Tutorial (CST). These events will provide invaluable knowledge transfer to this specific target audience. ICCS 2010 participants are highly encouraged to take advantage of these unique opportunities to learn from subject matter experts and share experiences in Emerging Technologies, Operations and Enforcement and Real Life Experiences. These events offer both technical and non-technical sessions and are open to all cyber security professionals.

Registration Open

ICCS 2010 registration is now open! Registrations are handled on a first-come, first-served basis with a substantial discount for the first fifty attendee registrations. For more information on other confirmed speakers, registration, accommodations, schedules and presentations, we invite you to take a moment to visit the official ICCS 2010 website at: http://www.iccs.fordham.edu.

The LEW and CST are offered separately for a fee of $25.00. Attending the three day ICCS 2010 conference is not a prerequisite to attend the LEW or CST; attendees are welcome to join us on Monday afternoon and evening only.

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More Information

Shortly after registering, a member of the ICCS 2010 conference committee will follow up with you via phone or electronic mail. If you have any questions in the interim, please contact us at, iccs@fordham.edu, or visit our website at, http://www.iccs.fordham.edu.

We hope you can join us at ICCS 2010!