18th of June

0900

Track: Strategy

KEYNOTE  Mikko Hypponen, Chief Research Officer, F-Secure

Track: Tactics

Evolution of the Threat

1000

1030

Coffee Break

David Sulek and Ned Moran, Booz Allen Hamilton

1030

Dr Daniel Bilar, Department of Computer Science, University of New Orleans

What Historical Analogies can tell us about the Future of Cybersecurity

N-th Order Attacks

1115

Dr Rex Hughes, MIT

1115

Fyodor Pavlyuchenko, charter97.org

Towards a Global Regime for Cyber Defense

Belorussia in the context of European Cyber Security

1200

Lunch: Estonian National Opera

1330

L-F Pau, Prof. Mobile business Copenhagen business school, and Rotterdam school of management

1330

Gabriel Klein, Research Institute for Communication, Information Processing, and Ergonomics (FGAN-FKIE)

Business and social evaluation of denial of service attacks in view of scaling economic counter-measures

Enhancing Graph-based Automated DoS Attack Response

1415

Cyrus Farivar, Freelance Technology Journalist

1415

Luc Beaudoin, Defence Research and Development Canada

“Web War One”? Really? Media Coverage of Cyberattacks

Autonomic Computer Network Defence using Reinforcement Learning and Risk States

1500

1530

Coffee Break

Andrea Glorioso, European Commission - DG Information Society and Media

1530

Martin Luts, ELIKO Competence Centre in Electronics, Info- and Communication Technologies

New European Policy on Critical Information Infrastructure Protection

Ontologies and other types of semanticware - assets to protect, or instruments to use in Cyber Warfare?

1900

Conference Party: Dinner and Jazz

Night Owl Session: International Cooperation on Cyber Security
(Chatham House Rule in effect!)
Hillar Aarelaid: Estonian CERT
Andrey Kulpin: Moscow State University
Ian West: NATO NCIRC
Eneken Tikk: CCD COE

Venue: the Teacher's House on Tallinn town square