IT-DEFENSE 2004 | CONFERENCE PROGRAM

CONFERENCE PROGRAM – IT DEFENSE 2005

Monday, JANUARY 24th 2005

TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th 2005


9.00 am	Training - Hacking Extrem

7.00 pm	Reception and welcome in Hotel Hilton Cologne

Wednesday, JANUARY 26th 2005


9.00 am	Welcome from Stefan Strobel, Co-Chairman of IT-Defense

9.15 am	The Dynamics of Diversity in Computer Security Marcus Ranum, Chairman and world-renowned IT-security expert

10.15 am	Break

10.45 am	Oracle Security David Litchfield, Author of "SQL Server Security" and "Shellcoders Handbook"

11.45 am	10 Ways to Waste Your Money Stefan Strobel, Co -Chairman and General Manager of cirosec

12.45 pm	Lunch

2.00 pm	Live Digital Forensic Analysis Brian Carrier, Forensic spezialist und member of the honeynet Project

3.00 pm	Break

3.30 pm	A Quantum Leap for Cryptography Grégoire Ribordy

4.30 pm	Break

5.00 pm	Stalking the Wily Hacker Clifford Stoll, author of the book "The Cuckoo’s Egg"

6.00 pm	End of the first conference day

7.30 pm	Evening program- only a few steps from the hotel and near the Cologne Cathedral. In the traditional brewing house called "Früh" serve the "Koebese" typical meal and good Koelsch in a historical surrounding.

DONNERSTAG, JANUARY 27th 2005


9.00 am	Windows 2003 Server Security Dr. Eugene Schultz, expert in the field of incident response

10.00 am	Break

10.30 am	Changes in the security scanning industry Renaud Deraison, Founder and the primary author of the open-source Nessus vulnerability scanner project

11.30 am	Directions in User Authentification Dr. Burt Kaliski, chief scientist and director of RSA Laboratories and co-developer of cryptographic standards

12.30 pm	Lunch

2.00 pm	Cyber Terrorism – What they can really do and what they really cannot do Fred Cohen , best known as the inventor of computer virus defense Techniques

3.00 pm	Break

3.30 pm	Advanced Exploiting Tobias Klein, Buffer Overflows Expert und consultant at cirosec

4.30 pm	Break

5.00 pm	On Human Thinking, Particularly that of IT-Specialists Prof. Dr. Gunter Dueck, IBM Distinguished Engineer and member of IBM Academy of Technology

6.00 pm	End of the second conference day

6.30 pm	Evening program Join us for a tour through the medieval Cologne and learn more about the Cologne cathedral - the city's most famous landmark for centuries and the most well-known architectural monument in Germany. We’ll end the evening with a delicious meal in the former Cologne Post Office.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th 2005

Status: September 2nd 2004