Training opportunities for Cybersecurity professionals

Alberto Hernández MorenoCEO

Public company focuses on providing cybersecurity services for:

Citizens

What is INCIBE?

Companies, especially those in

strategic sectors

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Secretariat of State for

Telecommunications and the

Information Society

We are managing public funding.

Agreement with Spanish Ministry of Interior Affairs

State Secretariat

for Security

Secretariat of State for

Telecommunications and the

Information Society

CNPIC INCIBE

CERTSI

+ =

Year 2012 Partnership Framework Agreement:

Law Enforcement

Agencies support

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Critical

Infrastructure

Protection

4.153

Academic

Network

45.689

Citizens and

companies

134

Critical

Infraestructures

49.976

Incidents

managed

in

2015

Incidents

managed

in

2016

3.99595.359 363

99.717 (31st October 2016)

Incidents by target

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Type of incidents

6

We need …

COLLABORATION

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Armada Collective, DD4B, Kadyrovtsy

Fuente: The Shadowserver Fundation

Trends in Cybersecurity

Report from INCIBE

OBJECTIVE: identify major trends in the cybersecurity market and identify business opportunities

map of demand trends, covering 20 global trends in cybersecurity divided into 6 activity sectors

https://goo.gl/WkyHkf

79 €M

investment by companies in

the sector in 2014

The Cybersecurity Market - Sector Data

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54,082

79,292

2014 2018

Global spend on cybersecurity (€M)

62,540 €M

Global turnover

in 2015

598.2€M

National turnover in 2014

12%annual

Socio-economic Macrotrends

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Socio-economic Macrotrends

ICT Trends Trends in Cybersecurity

Demographic

Financial

Social

CulturalPolitical

Criteria

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Contents of the StudyFirst study on trends in cybersecurity by sector in Spain involving public and privateorganisations from the cybersecurity sector.

70reference sources

and documents

analysed

19private companies and

organisations in the sector for

comparison

13ICT trends

studied8socio-economic

macrotrends

analysed

20trends in

cybersecurity selected

30trends in cybersecurity

analysed

Socio-Economic Macrotrends

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Large self-sufficient cities and nodes for talent, investment, wealth creation and

economic growth will multiply.

Most people will be hyperconnected to

the internet, whereas a significant portionof the population will barely have access to

it.

Unprecedented developments in

health assistance, neuroscience, technology, IT,

nanotechnology and learning.

Small enterprises find larger development and growth areas

untouched by major multinationals.

Rise of megacities Imbalance in connectivityImprovement of quality of

life through technology

Economy sustained by multinationals and small

companies

Socio-Economic Macrotrends

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Promoting, developing and

maintaining qualified employee

generations has become a global

priority.

The core of exponential innovation is

promoted through the continuous

improvement of technology by all type

of industries, functions and fields.

Consumers will collect and sell their data, turning them into a

transformation currency for

solutions, applications and business

strategies.

Alternatives to cash and traditional

financial systems will generate a major

momentum in digital economy.

Talent need Disruptive innovationMassive generation of

dataNew payment models

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Socio-Economic Macrotrends

ICT Trends

ICT Trends

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• More than 2.5 quintillion bytes are generated every day. Transforming them into knowledge is the main innovation route

• Global ICT expenditure on Big Data will reach 55 billion dollars

Big Data

• Key element to increase capabilities of mobile technology, analytics and data processing

• Used by 41% of the Spanish businesses and institutions

Cloud Computing

• Within five years, there will be more than 50 billion devices connected to the internet

• Application in all sectors and activity areas: Smart Anything

Internet of Things

ICT Trends

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• Smart Cities interact with citizens in real time

• The global market will reach a value of 1.5 trillion dollars by 2020

Smart Cities

• Investments in smart grids will reach 10 billion euros within ten years.

• Efficiency improvements of between 2 and 3.5 times their investment are estimated

Smart Grids

• Digital technologies in the industry

• More than 80% of companies will have digitalised their value chain by 2020

Industry 4.0

• Personal and professionalintegration

• They provide a data flow to which different analytic mechanisms are applied

Social Media

Examples such as:•Wearable technology•Mobile wallets•Real time speech translation

Mobile Technology

ICT Trends

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• Transfer of data at high speed through light

• Faster than other systems for transfer of data

Optic WiFi

• They integrate computing, storage and communication

• Sensor networks, drones, enhanced reality systems, etc.

Cyber-Physical Systems

• Aimed at IoT connectivity• Retail sector: main driving

force in the offering the client a comprehensive experience

5G Networks

• Financial services based on technological innovation (FinTech)

• Online payment systems, NFC technology, mobile applications, bitcoin, etc.

New Payment Models

Examples such as:•Automatic learning of systems•Natural language processing•Voice recognition

Cognitive Technologies

Trends in Cybersecurity - MapThe cross-analysis of global trends in cybersecurity with needs by sector resulted in the

following map of trends in cybersecurity:

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Training opportunities

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC)

International Cyber_ex

Summer BootCamp

Capture the flag (CTF) in CyberCamp

Hackaton (MWC17)

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Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC)

www.incibe.es/formacion

Advanced Cybersecurity in mobile devices

Cybersecurity for small companies and professionals

Cybersecurity in industrial control systems

Cybersecurity course for Law Enforcement Agencies

Advanced Cybersecurity course for Law Enforcement Agencies

Teams

Countries

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International Cyber_ex

Organized by:

With the collaboration of:

It is an international

workshop

AIM

Provide advanced training in the latest techniques in the fight

against cybercrime and cybersecurity incident

management. Improve the coordination.

TARGET AUDIENCES

Specialists from Law Enforcement

Agencies and CSIRTs

PRACTICAL APPROACH

LANGUAGES SP./EN.

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It is a non-cost training

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Active personnel from LEA from OAS countries and other invited countries,who work in operations units in the area of cybersecurity.

Active Spanish LEA personnel who work in operations units in the area ofcybersecurity.

Active personnel from public CERTs in Latin American OAS countries.

Active personnel from public agencies in Latin American OAS countries, whowork in areas directly related to cybersecurity (university lecturers andresearchers, cybersecurity technicians in public agencies, etc.).

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León (Spain)

17 – 29 July 2016

100 participants

100 participantsLEA

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180 students from 28 countries

ArgentinaBahamasBarbadosBelizeBrazilCanadaChileColombiaCosta RicaEcuadorThe SalvadorUnited States of AmericaGuatemalaHaiti

Spain

Austria (2)Cyprus (2)

HondurasJamaicaMexicoNicaraguaPanamaParaguayPeruDominican RepublicSurinamTrinidad and TobagoUruguay

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375 hWorkshop

400

Hours

WORKSHOPS

MASTER CLASSES

10 groups of 20students

5 hours each workshop

15 workshops

Forensic analysis of Windows systems (I y II)Forensic analysis in mobile devicesMalware analysis (I y II)Encryption, anonymous navigation and Deep WebAdvanced hackingOSINT

Forensic analysis of Windows and Linux (I y II)Forensic analysis in mobile devicesMalware analysis Security incidents handlingSecurity in networks (I y II)

The business of cybercrimeOffensive SecurityAPT: Use CasesIndustrial Cibersecurity

TEACHERS

14 experts of first level

25 hMasterClass

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The event lived up to my expectationsGood or very

good organization

Recommend Summer

BootCamp

Feedback from the students

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Open the workshop to legal professionals: judges,prosecutors and lawyers.

Introduce role-play activities.

More advanced workshops.

Self-design of the program.

SUMMER BOOTCAMP 2017

León (Spain)

July 2017

Capture the Flag (CTF) (www.cybercamp.es)

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septemberOn-line phase december

Final phase in

Leon

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HACKATON IN CYBERSECURITY

1st March 2017

• Execution: 10h-14h• Evaluation: 14-16h• Results: 17h