4th Cyber Security & 16th International ITTE Conference2nd edition of Future Cyber Security & Defence Conference

11th edition of Advanced Technologies in Defence & Security Exhibition

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15 – 17 October 2014P R A G U E , C Z E C H R E P U B L I C

UNIQUE GATHERING PLACE FOR EXPERTS

ConferenCe onfuture conflicts, risks, challenges and business opportunities

exeCutive GuarantorafCea Czech Cyber Security Working Group

in Co-operation WithafCea Czech Chapternational Security authority of the Czech republicnational Centre of Cyber Security of the Czech republicpolice academy of the Czech republic in praguearmed forces academy of General Milan r. Štefánik, Slovakiauniversity of Defence in Brno, Czech republic

Mr. Dušan Navrátil, Director, Czech national Security authority

Gen. Petr Pavel M.A., Chief, General Staff of the Czech armed forces

Gen. (ret). Vlastimil Picek, Defence advisor to president of the Czech republic

Brig. Gen. Drahoslav RYBA Director General of fire rescue Service of the Czech republic

Mrs. Veronika Janůrková Conference Manager janurkova@natoexhibition.org +420 277 007 763

under the auspices of: technical partners:in cooperation with: Specialized partners:

FUTURE CRISES 14 is a three-day international professional conference divided into three sections accompanied by live demonstration and simulation test area, professional workshop and Table-top exhibition of partners’ solutions and prod-ucts. The conference is a professional accompanying program of the international defence and security exhibition FUTURE FORCES 2014.

The conference will be held in Prague, capital of the Czech Republic.

The conference is primarily aimed at the security and information community of the public sector, armed and security forces, the academia and private business cooperating in projects of public interest. The conference is focused on developing international cooperation in cyber security in Europe, with special focus on the Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Hungary and Poland.

It is expected that about 250+ professionals from more than 50 countries will participate, including representatives from NATO, European Union and other international institutions.

� Future Threats � Crisis Management � Cyber Security and Network Operations � Mobile Communications � Networks and Security � Critical Infrastructure Protection

� New and Future Legislation on Cyber Security � International Cooperation & Sharing of Information � Future Business Opportunities in Cyber Security

and Crisis Management � Electronic identification of citizens

Mr. Petr Jirásek, Chairman, AFCEA Czech Cyber Security Working Group

BGen. Prof. Bohuslav Přikryl, Rector, University of Defence, Czech Republic

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Josef Salač, Ph.D., Rector, Police Academy, Czech Republic

BGen. Assoc. Prof. Boris Ďurkech, Rector, Armed Forces Academy, Slovakia

BGen. Jan Kaše, Director, CIS Dept., General Staff of the Czech Armed Forces

Col. (Ret.) John Doody, FBCS FCMI CITP IISP MIOD, Strategic Cyber Security Advisor, UK

Col. Ivan Ilavský, Commander, J6, General Staff of the Slovak Armed Froces

Mr. Aleš Špidla, Vice-President, Czech Institute of Information Security Managers

Mr. Jaroslav Pejčoch, Member, Coordination Committee, ICT Union, Czech Republic

MGen. (Ret.) Klaus-Peter Treche, General Manager, AFCEA Europe

Col. (Ret.) Ladislav Kollárik, Vice-president, AFCEA Slovak chapter

Assoc. Prof. Marcel Harakaľ, Ph.D., Vice-rector, Armed Forces Academy, Slovakia

LtCol. Richard Složil, Director, CIRC, Ministry of Defence, Czech Republic

Mr. Vladimír Rohel, Director, National Center of Cyber Security, Czech Republic

Assoc. Prof. Josef Požár, Ph.D., Dean, Faculty of Security Management, Police Academy, Prague

LtCol. (Ret.) Josef Strelec, President, AFCEA Czech chapter

Mr. Josef Veselý, Ph.D., Security Director, Ministry of Interior, Czech Republic

LtCol. Petr Hrůza, Ph.D., University of Defence, Czech Republic

Conference Topics

Programme Committee

Main conference speakers

LtCol. (Ret.) Robert Kosla, Regional Director, Public Safety, National Security, Defence, Microsoft Central and Estern Europe HQ

Prof. Radica Gareva, Ph.D., State Adviser for Communication Systems Management, Ministry of Defence of Republic of Macedonia

Col. Daniel Miklós General Directorate, Fire Rescue Service of the Czech Republic

BGen. Miloš Svoboda General Directorate, Fire Rescue Service of the Czech Republic

Mr. Ernest L. McDuffie, Ph.D., Lead for the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE),

BGen. (Ret.) František Mičánek, Director, Centre for Security and Military Strategic Studies

Mr. Robin “Montana” Williams, CWDP, Chief, National Cybersecurity Education & Awareness Branch, Dept of Homeland Security

Mr. Adnan Kulovac, M.Sc., Head of INFOSEC – CIS security department, Ministry of Security, Bosna & Hercegovina

Draft Programme Schedule

DEFENCE & SECURITY DAY 1300 – 1415 Session 1 – Opening session Chairman: Mr. Petr JIRÁSEK, Chairman, Czech Cyber Security Working Group (CZE)

Future threats, future cyber forces, military cooperation and future challenges.

Welcome and Conference Opening Mr. Josef STRELEC, President, AFCEA Czech Chapter (CZE)

Keynote speech: Future threats and necessary military capabilities in the coming years GENERAL Petr PAVEL, Chief, General Staff of the Czech Armed Forces (CZE)

Keynote speech: Future cyber forces, military cooperation and future challenges MGEN. Thomas FRANZ, Deputy Chief of Staff, CIS and Cyber Defence, SHAPE (GER) *** INVITED – TBC ***

Security Policy and Military Strategy in a Dynamically Evolving International Environment: How to Respond to Future Threats and Challenges? LTGEN. (Ret.) Kurt HERRMANN, President of the Clausewitz-Society (GER)

1500 – 1700 Session 2 – Defence session Chairman: LTCOL. (Ret.) Robert KOSLA, Regional Director, Public Safety, National Security, Defense, Microsoft Central and Eastern Europe HQ (POL)

Cyber Defence Strategy now and in the future. How to buy cyber technologies? The ability of armed forces to respond to security crisis of the 21st century

Keynote speech: Macedonian Cyber Defence Strategy Prof. Radica GAREVA, Ph.D., State Adviser for Communication Systems Management, Ministry of Defence or Republic of Macedonia (MKD)

Keynote speech: Dr. Jitka NALEVAJKOVÁ, Director, National Armaments Office (CZE) *** INVITED – TBC ***

Building a perspective of the armed forces in a global context – the ability of the armed forces to respond to security crisis of the 21st century BGEN. (Ret.) František MIČÁNEK, Director, Centre for Security & Military Strategic Studies, Defence University of Brno (CZE)

1655 - 1700 Closing remarks Mr. Petr JIRÁSEK, Chairman, Czech Cyber Security Working Group (CZE)

SECURITY DAY 1000 – 1120 Session 3 – Crisis Management session Chairman: Mr. Roger HOLFELDT, CEO, SECANA (SWE)

Crisis management as a way to cope with threats and disasters.

Welcome Mr. Jaroslav PEJČOCH, Vice-Chairman, Czech Cyber Security Working Group (CZE))

Keynote speech: What we have learned in past 20 years and what is ahead BGEN. Miloš SVOBODA, General Directorate, Fire Rescue Service of the Czech Republic (CZE)

1150 – 1330 Session 4 – Future Threats Chairman: COL. (Rtd.) John DOODY, Strategic Cyber Security Adviser (GBR)

What we may expect in a future? How to prepare for it?

Keynote speech: How to keep up with future threatsNew Threats, New Risks and New Opportunities require Worldwide Collaboration with Dedicated People as a Key Factor solving these Challenges and establishing Relevant Education and Communication across borders. K. Harald DRAGER, President TIEMS (NOR)

Blackout – a New Situation for City or Prague – Exercise 2014 Mr. Josef JURÁNEK, City of Prague (CZE)

Droughts in Europe? Mr. Filip CHUCHMA, Czech Hydro meteorological Institute (CZE)

1400 – 1520 Session 5 – Critical Infrastructure Protection Chairman: Dr. Oldřich KRULÍK, Vice dean, Faculty of Security Management, Police Academy of the Czech Republic in Prague

Our critical infrastructure is more and more critical for our daily life and sustainability of our civilization.

New perspectives on critical infrastructure in terms of future threats COL. Daniel MIKLÓS, General Directorate, Fire Rescue Service of the Czech Republic (CZE)

Status of critical information infrastructure identification in the Czech Republic Daniel P. BAGGE, National Cyber Security Centre (CZE)

1550 – 1700 Session 6 – Security Chairman: LTCOL. Kamil HALOUZKA, Ph.D., Communication and Information Systems Department, University of Defense, Brno (CZE)

What are the future security concepts, trends, challenges and technologies? What kind of security threats we have to expect? Non-nuclear EMP as unavoidable considered risk in CIS risk management process Mr. Adnan KULOVAC, Head of CIS security department, National Security Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH)

1655 - 1700 Closing remarks Mr. Jaroslav PEJČOCH, Vice-chairman, Czech Cyber Security Working Group (CZE)

CYBER SECURITY DAY 1000 – 1145 Session 7 – Cyber Security Visions & Challenges Chairman: Mr. Petr JIRÁSEK, Chairman, Czech Cyber Security Working Group (CZE)

What goals are ahead in cyber security? What future vision we have to declare?

Keynote speech: New Cyber Security Strategy of the Czech Republic Mr. Dušan NAVRÁTIL, Director, National Security Authority (CZE)

Keynote speech: Mr. Andreas KÖNEN, Vice president, Federal Office for Information Security (GER) *** INVITED – TBC ***

Are National Doctrines effective for Cyber Defense and should NSA’s stay behind security trends? LTCOL. (Ret) Robert KOSLA, Regional Director Public Safety & National Security, Microsoft Central & Eastern Europe (POL)

Keynote speech: Mr. Mihály ZALA, President, National Security Authority (HUN) *** INVITED – TBC ***

1230 – 1410 Session 8 – Cyber education and cooperation Chairman: MGen. (Ret.) Frans J.H. PICAVET, Former Director NC3 Staff, General Manager NCOC2 (NGL)

How many cyber experts and well trained end-users we will need? What core skills they will need? How we will educate them quickly and effectively?

Keynote speech: Mr. Robin “Montana” WILLIAMS, CWDP, Chief, National Cybersecurity Education & Awareness Branch, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (USA) Mr. Ernest L. MCDUFFIE, Ph.D., Lead for the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) (USA)

Cyber Security Education in the Czech Republic Mr. Vladimír ROHEL, Director National Cyber Security Centre (CZE)

Need of synergy in education in the field of cyber security and internet safety Dr. Šárka SOUDKOVÁ, Ph.D., Manager for Cyber Security, National Centre for Secure Internet (CZE)

1450 – 1700 Session 9 – Security trends & solutions Chairman: Air Commodore (Rtd.) Bruce WYNN, Cyber Expert, Member of Cyber Committee AFCEA International (GBR)

What are the current security trends? Are current security solutions ready for future threats? Do we need standardization for security solutions?

Examining Active Cyber Defence in Deterrence and Conflict Escalation Mr. Jeffrey L. CATON, President, Kepler Strategies LLC (USA) Mr. Holger Kalnischkies, Secunet (GER)

The databases vulnerabilities and protection of sensitive data Mr. Michal LUKANIČ, Oracle DB Specialist Sefira & Mr. Jan STRNAD, Presales Engineer McAfee, Intel (CZE)

Keynote speech: Future threats, expected solutions and potential business opportunities Representative of NATO NCIA *** INVITED – TBC ***

1655 - 1700 Closing remarks Mr. Petr JIRÁSEK, Chairman, Czech Cyber Security Working Group (CZE)

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11th edition of Advanced Technologies in Defence & Security Exhibition

Contact for Conference Programme and Speakers: Mr. Petr Jirásek Program Committee Chairman petr.jirasek@cybersecurity.cz +420 603 245 240

Contact for Exhibitors, Partners and Participants: Mrs. Martina Navrátilová Exhibition & Conference Manager martina@natoexhibition.org +420 277 010 665, GSM +420 602 221 864

Mrs. Veronika Janůrková Conference Manager janurkova@natoexhibition.org +420 277 007 763

Contacts

Cyber Pavillion Unique opportunity to get together with the security and IT leaders and to see their current products and solutions for the growing cyber security market as well as to meet with academic, research and government experts and to visit the presentations and demonstrations of NCSC – GovCERT, MOD CIRC, National CERT, Masaryk University and other partners.

One-day ticket* € 250 1st and 2nd day ticket* € 300 2nd and 3rd day ticket* € 400 3-day ticket* € 600

Associations, Exhibitors, Academy discount 40% Students - free of charge Government ticket discount 60 %

Entrance fee

The National Security Authority invites you to the FUTURE CRISES conference. We will present basic concepts of the new cyber-security strategy of the Czech Republic; you will have an opportunity to get acquainted with the role of the new National Cyber-Security Centre and with the overall state of cyber-security in the Czech Republic. Dušan Navrátil, director of the National Security Authority

An overwhelming majority of sensitive or confidential data is presently stored in databases of information systems. It is thus quite clear what the attacks the purpose of which is to acquire this data will target. Still, most organizations keep focused on protecting applications, not realizing the need to protect the databases themselves. The LiveHacking demonstration using the Oracle 11g database will give you an idea of how errors in the internal database logic can be exploited and how minimal access rights can be used to obtain the administrator’s rights and thus access to all information stored in the database. In addition to the standard security patching process, which is often inadequate and lengthy, we will also outline how simulated vulnerabilities can be taken care of in other ways. Speakers: Michal Lukanič, Oracle DB Specialist SefiraJan Strnad, Presales Engineer McAfee, IntelAlena Reznickova Territory Channel Account Manager Czech and Slovak Republik

Safety and protection of its population is a top-priority task of every gov-ernment and state. A high-quality system for educating and training armed forces and preparing the population for safeguarding the state’s security is an indispensable part of the above task and its performance. The Future Crises 2014 Conference represents a convenient platform for a professional discussion of current aspects of the security environment and we cordially invite you to it.

Associate Professor Colonel Ing. Vladan HOLCNER, Ph.D.Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management University of Defence

An exchange of information on current security threats and technological trends is an integral part of any meeting of experts in these fields. The area of cyber-security requires cooperation, trust and the exchange of information men-tioned above. I would thus like to invite you to a meeting of security experts from across the globe – FUTURE CRISES. Associate Professor Josef Požár, Dean of Faculty of Security Management, Police Academy of the Czech Republic, Prague

The well-known dependencies on water, food and energies are gradually complemented and replaced by dependencies on technologies and functioning of the cybernetic world. However, it is not just us, i.e. individuals or legal entities, that become dependent; it is also our entire way of life and our economic and social values. This is why representatives of the society must discuss and determine the borderline between individual freedoms and the need to protect the whole society’s interests and values. A compromise and a solution of risks resulting from asymmetric cybernetic threats are being sought. The meeting of security experts from the whole world at the Future Crises 2014 Conference is a platform where the compromise will also be looked for. Come to look with us.

Josef Strelec, President AFCEA Czech Chapter

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*) Includes exhibition entrance ticket, copy of exhibition catalogue and non-alcoholic refreshment