As every sunday morning, I'm publishing my list of the best security resources of the week.Hope you enjoy it.
@StaySafeOnline An interesting look at how attacks are becoming more mobile in 2012 from Trend Micro (an NCSA Board Member Company): http://t.co/mfdOXbn8
@paulsparrows RT @suffert The threats of the Age of cyber-warfare: Eugene Kaspersky on cybercrime http://t.co/LN9mVRuO
@George_Kurtz Cnet:Shawn Henry talks to CNET about why he left public service and joined CrowdStrike. http://cnet.co/HIrwYx <- great Q&A with Shawn
@cylab CyLab's Richard Power interviews @BurgessCT 4 CSO - How 2 meet challenges of 21st century #cybersecurity & #privacy http://shar.es/ryhIS
Finally, I want also to remember to my readers that next week there will be CeCOS VI, an interesting conference organized by APWG in Prague. I will give a presentation titled "A vision on cybercrime in Italy" so here, next week you 'll be able to find my slides.
This is the official press release of the event
Containing the Global Cybercrime Threat
is Focus of Counter eCrime Operations Summit (CeCOS VI) in Prague,
April 25-27
CeCOS VI, in Prague, Czech Republic, to
focus on harmonizing operational issues, cybercrime data exchange,
and industrial policies to strengthen and unify the global
counter-ecrime effort.
The 6th annual Counter eCrime
Operations Summit (CeCOS VI) will convene in Prague, Czech Republic,
April 25-27, 2012, as the APWG gathers global leaders from the
financial services, technology, government, law enforcement,
communications sectors, and research centers to define common goals
and harmonize resources to strengthen the global counter-cybercrime
effort.
CeCOS VI Prague will review the
development of response systems and resources available to
counter-cybercrime managers and forensic professionals from around
the world.
Specific goals of this high-level,
multi-national conference are to identify common forensic needs, in
terms of the data, tools, and communications protocols required to
harmonize cybercrime response across borders and between private
sector financial and industrial sector responders and public sector
policy professionals and law enforcement.
Key presentations will include:
* Toward a Universal eCrime
Taxonomy for Industry and Law Enforcement; by Iain Swaine,
Ensequrity.
* Budapest Convention on
Cybercrime: Transborder Law Enforcement Access to Data; by Alexander
Seger, Director of the Data Protection and Cybercrime Division of the
Council of Europe.
* Adventures in Cybercrime Event
Data Sharing; by Pat Cain, AWPG Resident Research Fellow.
Additional presentations about
industrial policy at CeCOS VI will investigate policies that
complicate the work of exploited brand holders and responders
including the domain name system (DNS) registration process that is
abused by phishers as part of their phishing campaigns.
ABOUT the Counter eCrime Operations
Summit
CeCOS VI, the second APWG conference
held in Europe, is an open conference for members of the
electronic-crime fighting community, hosted by the APWG and its
Conference Partner AVG, Program Partners: The Council of Europe and
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and sponsored by
AVG, Google, Microsoft, MarkMonitor, ESET, Telefonica and ICANN. The
CeCOS programs are widely considered the most vital events to
investigators and managers of electronic crime from across the
private and public sectors.
AGENDA
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION:
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