2007 HTCIA Asia Pacific Training Conference

Management Seminar

Wednesday 12th December 2007
University of Hong Kong, Graduate house conference facilities

Technology Crime Investigation and Computer Forensics are no longer just in the realm of specialist Consultancies and Law Enforcement. The impact of incidents such as digital intellectual property theft, phishing, malware attacks, corporate espionage, data leakages and others means that these skills are now required as part of mainstream corporate security portfolios.

The HTCIA Training Conferences traditionally target working level staff required to work in these specialist roles. However, this does not address the needs of the growing number of security managers now required to oversee computer forensics operations and incident response.

This inaugral HTCIA Asia Pacific Conference therefore includes in addition to the hands-on technical training, a special one-day seminar devoted to management issues in this field. A diverse line-up of international speakers representing different leadership perspectives on these issues have been invited to Hong Kong to share their experiences.

This is a unique opportunity to learn more in the comfort of the Hong Kong University Graduate House Conference Facilities and also enjoy a special networking function in the superb surroundings at the "Top of the U" Bistro which enjoys panoramic views over Hong Kong - courtesy of main sponsors JP Morgan Chase.

Registration fee is HK$1,000- and registration can be made via the online form or by e-mail to 2007@htcia.org.hk.

The full schedule is as follows::

Time	Speaker	Topic
0800 - 0900	Registration
0900 - 0940	Welcome addresses from VIP Guests
0940 - 1030	Mr. Lance James, CTO Secure Science Corporation Mr.James is the author of the acclaimed book "Phishing Exposed" (2005) and co-author of the book "Emerging Threat Analysis" (2006). A frequent commentator in the media including CNN,CBC and the BBC, Mr. James is a lively speaker and an expert in the field of Internet threats and malware.	Keynote Speech: The darkside of the web.
Coffee Break Sponsored by H11 Digital Forensics and Sun Wah Pearl Linux Training
1100 - 1145	Mr. Peter Cavicchia, Global Head of Cyber Crime Investigations, JP Morgan Chase Mr. Cavicchia has a distinguished law enforcement background including serving on the U. S. Secret Service's New York Electronic Crimes Task Force in New York. Currently, Mr. Cavicchia plays a key role in developing and implementing cyber investigative and protective strategy and initiatives for JP Morgan Chase.	Presentation: The role of Computer Forensics in The Banking Industry
1145 - 1230	Mr. Steve Vickers, President and CEO, International Risk Ltd As President and Chief Executive Officer of International Risk, Mr. Vickers is responsible for the strategic direction and operations of the company in conducting a wide variety of business intelligence and investigative assignments in Asia and beyond.	Presentation: Effective Computer Forensics in a Corporate Environment
Lunch Break sponsored by Microsoft
1400 - 1445	Mr. Bill Moylan Senior Director, Aon Consulting Inc. New York Mr.Moylan is a 26 year Law Enforcement veteran which included 5 years in the US Secret Service's Electronic Crimes Task Force. Currently employed with Aon Consulting Inc. in the New York office as Senior Director of the High-Tech Investigations / Litigation Support group, he helped develop one of the first high-technology crime investigation and computer forensics units in the country.	Presentation: Crisis Response on a Global Scale - the modern face of Computer Forensics
1445 - 1530	Ms. Louise Stoupe - Litigation Partner, Tokyo Office, Morrison & Foerster Ms. Stoupe’s practice focuses on intellectual property and international dispute resolution. Morgan Foerster has a strong reputation on the Legal & Strategic aspects E-Discovery, offering expertise on managing legal obligations from digital document creation to discovery.	Presentation: Electronic Discovery - the implications for Asian Businesses
Coffee Break Sponsored by H11 Digital Forensics and Sun Wah Pearl Linux Training
1600 - 1645	Thomas Parenty, Parenty Consulting Mr.Parenty has over twenty years of experience in the computer security and cryptography fields, including employment with the National Security Agency (NSA), and has testified five times before the United States Congress on IT Security matters. He is the author of the book, "Digital Defense: What You Should Know About Protecting Your Company’s Assets" and his consulting practice currently focuses on the enablement of electronic commerce and the protection of intellectual property in Asia.	Presentation: Picking up the Pieces: The Aftermath of Computer Crime
1645 - 1715	Mr. Anthony Fung, Asia Pacific Internet Investigation Manager, Microsoft Mr.Fung played a key role in establishing and building the reputation of the Technology Crime Division of the HK Police during his time in the Force. Since joining Microsoft in 2004, he has been instrumental in many Microsoft projects aimed at enhancing cooperation between Regional LE Agencies.	Presentation: Partnerships between the public and private sector in tackling IT Crime
1715 - 1745	Mr. Andrew Rosen, CEO, ASRData Ltd. Mr. Rosen is regarded as a pioneer in the field of computer forensics having been the original author of the first recognised computer forensic software (Expert Witness, which later became EnCase). Since then, he has developed another acclaimed tool for the Linux platform named SMART. As a world reknowned expert, he was appointed the head forensic examiner during the Enron investigation.	Presentation: Lessons learned from the worlds largest computer forensic investigation - the Enron Case
1745-2000 Evening Reception in the HKU Senior Staff Bistro "Top of the U", sponsored by JP Morgan Chase