Program
DISI 2012 will be held on August 29th, starting at 9:00 AM (BRT)
Check the talks scheduled:
09h00
Welcome and Opening Keynote
Speaker: Liliana Solha (CAIS/RNP), Mileide Magalhaes (CICTE/OAS) andGustavo García (RedCLARA)
Resume Liliana Solha
BS in Industrial Engineering at the University of Lima (Ulima), Peru and postgraduate in Computer Networks at the University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil. Works in the information security area for 14 years, assumed in 1998 the management of the CAIS / RNP - RNP security group. Member of FIRST Steering Committee - global forum of security groups - from 2002 to 2008, becoming the first Latin American representative. Has been active in promoting infosec culture in Brazilian academic networks, as well as in the region of Latin America.
Resume Mileide Magalhaes
Mileide Magalhaes, Brazilian, is Manager of the CICTE / OAS cybersecurity program, which has, as its central objective, offer the possibility of developing a culture of cybersecurity to the OAS Member States. To do so, perform activities such as conferences, seminars and training in specific areas, discussion tables, in accordance to specific needs of each country.
09h30
Latin American Security Overview : reports from the battlefront
Description:
Botnets in Peru, DNS changers in Mexico, Banking Trojans in Brazil, attack via social networks in Chile, DDoS attacks in Argentina - the landscape of cyber threats in Latin America is as diverse and dynamic as its rich cultural and regional peculiarities. Being a security company fighting daily against malware and cybercrime globally, but with an eye on local reality, we have a privileged view of the threats around Latin America, their power, tendencies and how ordinary people have been affected by these attacks. In this presentation we'll bring real stories and the landscape of cyber threats in the region and outlines future trends: Latin America, a victim twice: external and internal attacks, malware trends in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Central America; exchanges between Latin America and Eastern Europe's cybercriminals; attacks outside-the-box: modems infected in Brazil; SpyEye and Central America's exploit kits; attacks to mobile devices, the next big wave.
Speaker: Fábio Assolini (Kaspersky)
Resume Fábio Assolini
BS in Computer Science, infosec worker for over 3 years as Malware Analyst at Kaspersky Lab in Brazil. Since 2006 is a volunteer at Linha Defensiva (NGO), an infosec comunity, working as an independent researcher, integrating the Group of Security Analysis and Incident Response (ARIS), with experience in virus analysis, bankers and other malwares originated in Brazil. Furthermore, Fabio is a member of Alliance of Security Analisis Professionals (ASAP).
11h00
Dealing with viruses and other malicious code
Description:
Even using antivirus, firewall and other protection tools, sometimes we suspect that our computer is infected with malicious code, and we do not understand very well what is happening in our machine. We don't see the virus running, don't know what he's doing, and receive alerts from antivirus and firewall saying things that we generally don't understand. In this talk we'll discuss some ways of dealing with these situations, clarifying the main issues on how virus, antivirus and firewalls works and using other security programs to assist in the understanding of security issues in our system.
Speaker: Atanaí Ticianelli (CAIS/RNP)
Resume Atanaí Ticianelli
BS in Computer Engineering from the Federal University of São Carlos and Postgraduate in Computer Networks at IC-UNICAMP. He works at the Brazilian Academic and Research Network's CSIRT (CAIS/RNP) for more than 8 years, where he currently coordinates the area of Security Incidents Management.
12h00
Legal aspects of Internet privacy issues
Speaker: Gerson Charbel (Superior Tribunal Militar)
Resume Gerson Charbel
Teacher, he is post-graduate in Information Security and Comunications Management for Brasilia University, UNB, he is graduate in law for Center University of Federal District, AEUDF. It was legal advisor of Legal Counsel of Air Force Command and the Air Force Department. It was legal advisor of Information Security and Comunications Office on Institutional Security Cabinet of Brazilian Government. Currently, is legal advisor for the Higher Military Court acting as assistant on Minister's Department Lieutenant Air Brigadier Cleonilson Nicácio Silva. Has experience in the law area, with an emphasis in Public Law, Military Law (Administrative and Criminal), Law on Information Society and Electronic Law in addition to experience in Information Security and Communications, also acting as instructor and lecturer on topics related to the areas mentioned.
14h30
Security and privacy in social networks
Description:
Is an analisys about risks associates of the use of social networks and your impact in privacy. An analisys about the informations that people share, what information the service provider obtains, and what informations is possible to collect through social engineering and analisys. At the end, we'll discuss about relevance of a trusted cyberidentity.
Speaker: Pedro Janices (ONTI/Argentina)
Resume Pedro Janices
Started your carrer in public institutions at 1996 as Computer Coordinator in Secretariat of Presidency. He introduced initial systems of information at "Casa Rosada". Actually is National Director at the National Information Tecnology Office (ONTI) on Ministers Cabinet, he is CIO of National Government, responsible for National Program of Critical Infrastructure and Cybersecurity. During 2011, for your participation and colaboration with NIST, he was proposed as chairman of development group to standards for biometric systems. Acting in CICTE OEA workshops on behalf of Republic of Argentina.
15h30
Terms of use and privacy policies: we are safe on the Internet?
Description:
Mainly aspects of contractual terms for the use of softwares from Microsoft, Apple, Google, Facebook and others, focusing on privacy and security of the end user. The importance of personal data protection. Implications of cloud computing, mobile devices and Software as a Service.
Speaker: Omar Kaminski (IBDI)
Resume Omar Kaminski
Omar Kaminski, a lawyer specialized in new technologies, president of the Brazilian Institute of Computer Law (IBDI), substitute member of the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee (CGI.br), CAIS/RNP legal advisor. Maintain the website InternetLegal - http://www.internetlegal.com.br
17h00
Mobile devices security
Description:
The popularization of mobile devices, especially smartphones and tablets, wouldn't be unsighted by the developers of malware and botnets for these platforms. This talk will focus on conceptual and practical details of these new "plagues" developed for exploration of mobile devices features, focusing mainly on the Android operating system.
Speaker: Ricardo Kléber (IFRN)
Resume Ricardo Kléber
BS in Computer Science from UFRN, Master in Electrical Engineering (Distributed systems) and PhD student in Electrical Engineering (Intelligent Systems) by PPGEEC / UFRN. Computer Network Security teacher at IFRN with exclusive dedication, acting at the Undergraduate course of Network Technology at Natal's Central Campus and being the Academic Director of Management and Information Technology (DIATINF / IFRN). Sixteen years working with Linux operating system and fourteen years wit information security. Worked as Security Officer at UFRN Computing Superintendency, from 1998 to 2007, where he founded and coordinated the Naris - University CSIRT, was the DETRAN / PE Network Coordinator, besides acting as a consultant in the areas of Information Security and the Linux operating system in public and private institutions. He taught undergraduate courses in Bachelor of Computing and Bachelor of Information Systems (FARN / UNI-RN), Computer Science and Computer Engineering (UFRN) and postgraduate courses of Computer Networks and Systems Development (FARN / UNI-RN), Computer Forensics (UnP), Computer Forensics and Forensic Science (Uninorte / AC) and network Security (Estácio-Atual/RR).
17h50
Closing Remarks
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