Hacker Halted USA 2009 | Program & Agenda

Hacker Halted USA will cover current topics for information security professionals - covering information security from both a management and technical perspective, as well as intriguing discussions on emerging threats and global trends. Below is the tentative agenda. Click HERE to see presenters profile.

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Day 1 ( September 23 )

8.00	Opening & Welcome Address
8.30	Howard Schmidt ( Plenary 1) TBA
9.15	Tea Break
	Track A	Track B	Track C
9.45	G. Mark Hardy A Brief History of Hacking	Aaron Walters Advanced Memory Forensics: What's In Your RAM?	Ron Gula Overcoming the Limitations in Network Security Monitoring
10.30	Chet Ratcliffe Computer Network Simulators: Advanced Cyberspace Protection	Ari Takanen Next Generation Fuzzing- The Fun of Destructive Software Testing	Peter Berghammer Utilizing Social Networking Techniques ( with a hacker's twist) to influence the eloctoral process.
11.15	Haja Mohideen Taking Down Networks - Let's Cut The Crap (Live Demos)	Yaniv Miron Sponsored Links Jacking Attacks	Erik Laykin The Intersection of Organized Crime and Technology
12.00	Lunch
1.15	Arian Evans Leaving the Front Door Unlocked – Why Even the Most Advanced Website Security Schemes Are Still Vulnerable	Iftach Ian Amit Down the Rabbit Hole - Uncovering a Criminal Server	Jeff Bardin Jihad Me This
2.00	Michael Gregg Malware: The Evolving Threat	Eric T. Gonzales Security 3.0 : The unparalleled Value Data in the Database	Paul De Souza Cyber Warefare Awareness By CWFI
2.45	Alex Horan Pen Testing as Critical Element of Security Testing Lifestyle	Gunter Ollmann Factoring Criminal Malware into Web Application Design	Hemma Prafullchandra Is Virtualization Secure? Planning for Secure Deployment of Virtualization
3.30	Eric Knight Security Information Event Manager(SIEM) Against Cybercrime	Mark Harris Server Side Polymorphism & The Changing Face of Malware	Edward Haletky Security of Virtualization as a Service the key to Cloud Security (Joint presentation with Tim Pierson)
4.15	Tea Break
4.45	David Litchfield ( Plenary 2) TBA
5.30	Day 1 Conference Raffle Draw (Plenary Hall)

Day 2 ( September 24 )

8.15	Welcome Address
8.30	Ira Winkler ( Plenary 3) Zen and the Art of Information Security
9.15	Tea Break
	Track A	Track B	Track C	Track D (ISSA/ISACA/InfraGard)
9.45	James Aquilina Computer Forensics in Criminal Investigations or Regulatory Inquiries	Michael Malin The State of The Hack, Find Evil; Solve Crime	Michael Scheidell Silver Lining, Dark Cloud. What You Should Know About Security in the Cloud	Georgios Mortakis & Carlos Bormey POS Hacking & Electronic Card Vulnerabilities
10.30	Kevin Noble TBA	Sean Arries Definitive Web Application Security: Combat Scripting Python Style	Peter Cox VolP Security: Identifying & Quantifying the Threats	InfraGard FBI Intelligence and InfraGard
11.15	Richard Howard Taking Virtual Worlds Seriously: Implications to the Intelligence and Law enforcement communities	Rohyt Belani Spear Phishing : A report from the trenches	Dan Hoffman SmartPhone Hacks and Attacks: A Demonstration of Current Threats to Mobile Devices	Gary Bahadur Supplier Risk Management-The Next Great Challenge
12.00	Lunch
1.15	Pamela Fusco A Particle Society	Joseph McCray Insights to Advanced SQL Injection	Mike Murray Pwning People - Exploiting users through Technology	Moses Hernandez & Jason Rowe A Red Team/Blue Team Strategy Session
2.00	Robert Barnes Grounding Security & Compliance Where The Data Lives	Alex Lanstein Rooting Out The Bad Actors	Edward Haletky Hardening & Securing Linux	Luis Salazar Yeah, You Can Get Arrested for That
2.45	Xinwen Fu The Marauder	Brian Caswell Best Practices in Secure Coding	Arshan Dabirsiaghi The Limits of Perspective and Cloaked Vulnerabilities
3.30	Jayson E Street Walking through a city made of glass with a bag full of rocks.(Dispelling the myths and discussing the facts of Global Cyber	Cris Neckar / Gregory Ose So long and thanks for all the clock cycles (Joint presentation with Gregory Ose)	Doug Farre / Mitch Capper Physical Security in the Workplace (Joint presentation with Doug Ferre)
4.15	Tea Break
4.45	Herbert H. Thompson & Jeff Bardin ( Plenary 4) Money for Nothin' and Your Data is Free ( Joint keynote with Jeff bardin)
5.30	EC-Council Awards Ceremony Day 2 Conference Raffle Draw (Plenary Hall)
6.30	Passport Draw (Exhibition Hall)
7.30	Hacker Halted Party Biscayne Lady & The River Lounge

Day 3 ( September 25 )

8.15	Amit Yoran ( Closing Plenary ) "Today's Reality : Living in Compromise to Advanced Persistent Threats"
9.00	Breakout
9.30	EC- Council Training Workshop 1	EC- Council Training Workshop 2	EC- Council Training Workshop 3	EC- Council Partners Convention (Closed session)
	Ethical Hacking : Identifying Threats & Deploying Countermeasures Eric Reed (Concerto A)	CANCELED	Virtualization Security : Threats Exposed Tim Pierson (Concerto B)	*ATC/ATP Conference* EC-Council (Concerto D)	*CEI Session* Haja Mohideen (Picasso Room)
	Part 1	CANCELED	Part 1	Part 1	Part 1
10.30	Tea Break
11.00	Part 2	CANCELED	Part 2	Part 2	Part 2
12.30	Lunch
1.30	Part 3	CANCELED	Part 3	Part 3	Part 3
3.30	Tea Break
4.00	Summary & Wrap Up	CANCELED	Summary & Wrap Up	Summary & Wrap Up	Summary & Wrap Up
5.00	Closing Address & Conference Grand Draw (Plenary Hall)

Click HERE to see presenters profile.