[CFP] Eighth International Conference on Internet Monitoring and Protection ICIMP 2013
CFP: ICIMP 2013, The Eighth International Conference on Internet Monitoring and Protection
June 23 - 28, 2013 - Rome, Italy
Submission deadline: February 7, 2013
Notification: March 16, 2013
Camera Ready: March 30, 2013
See the full CFP here: http://www.iaria.org/conferences2013/CfPICIMP13.html
Tracks:
TRASI: Internet traffic surveillance and interception
IPERF: Internet performance
RTSEC: Security for Internet-based real-time systems
DISAS: Disaster prevention and recovery
EMERG: Networks and applications emergency services
MONIT: End-to-end sampling, measurement, and monitoring
REPORT: Experiences & lessons learnt in securing networks and applications
USSAF: User safety, privacy, and protection over Internet
SYVUL: Systems vulnerabilities
SYDIA: Systems diagnosis
CYBER-FRAUD: Cyber fraud
BUSINESS: Business continuity
RISK: Risk assessment
TRUST: Privacy and trust in pervasive communications
RIGHT: Digital rights management
BIOTEC: Biometric techniques
EMDRM: Enterprise & Media DRM
[Webinar] DFIROnline: Memory Forensics with Volatility
For those of you interested in memory forensics with Volatility:
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<div class="p2">A fun concise workshop about Volatility with a lot of hands on components. It should take around 60-80 minutes with questions. Michael Cohen, one of the Volatility developers, will be giving an extensive overview of memory forensics with Volatility.</div><div class="p1">
</div><div class="p1">For more information and instructions on how to join see the website: http://www.writeblocked.org/index.php/dfironline.html</div><div class="p1">
</div><div class="p1">No registration, email address or other personal information is required, just sign in as a guest with whatever name you want.</div>
Fifth International Conference on Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime - ICDF2C 2013
Fifth International Conference on Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime - ICDF2C 2013
25-27 September 2013
Moscow, Russia
http://www.d-forensics.org/2013
Submission deadline: 1st June 2013
Notification of Acceptance: 1st August 2013
Camera Ready: 1st September 2013
Conference Date: 24th and 26th October 2013
CALL FOR PAPERS
Keeping up with our international theme at ICDF2C, we are proud to announce this year that ICDF2C 2013 will run in parallel to InfoSecurity Russia 2013, the premiere information security industry event in Russia. In addition to maintaining its high academic standards, the 2013 conference participants will be able to attend both the InfoSecurity Russia event and ICDF2C and hear the latest developments in both research and industry. The conference provides a venue which offers chances for networking and high-quality training through expert speakers, state-of-the-art work from researchers all around the world, and tutorials on digital forensic techniques and methods of cyber crime investigation. This ICST conference is endorsed by EAI.
[Scope]
The Internet has made it easier to perpetrate crimes by providing criminals an avenue for launching attacks with relative anonymity. The increased complexity of the communication and networking infrastructure is making investigation of the cybercrimes difficult. Clues of illegal activities are often buried in large volumes of data that needs to be sifted through in order to detect crimes and collect evidence. The field of digital forensics and cybercrime investigation has become very important for law enforcement, national security, and information assurance. This is a multidisciplinary area that encompasses law, computer science, finance, telecommunications, data analytics, and policing. This conference brings together practitioners and researchers from diverse fields providing opportunities for business and intellectual engagement among attendees.
[Topics]
The following topics highlight the conference’s theme:
<ul><li>Business Applications of Digital Forensics</li><li>Cyber Crime Investigations</li><li>Digital Forensics Techniques and Tools</li><li>Digital Forensics Process & Procedures</li><li>Theoretical Foundations of Digital Forensics</li><li>Digital Forensics & Law</li><li>Mobile / Handheld Device & Multimedia Forensics</li><li>Digital Forensics Standardization & Accreditation</li><li>Cyber Criminal Psychology and Profiling</li><li>Cyber Culture & Cyber Terrorism</li><li>Information Warfare & Critical Infrastructure Protection</li></ul>
[Submission Cathergories]
Submissions can be made in a number of categories: Completed research papers, research-in-progress papers, industrial talks, panel and tutorial proposals, and round table discussions. Please follow the following guidelines in preparing your submission.
<ul><li>Completed Research Papers: No longer than 16 pages (including abstract, figures, tables and references).</li><li>Research in Progress Papers: No longer than 8 pages (including abstract, figures, tables and references). </li><li>Industrial Talk: Typically a 1,000 word description of the proposed talk. All talks must be vendor neutral.</li><li>Round Table Discussion: Typically a 1,000 word synopsis of the topic area.</li><li>Panel Proposals: Typically a 1,000 word description, identifying the panelists to be involved.</li><li>Tutorial Proposals: Typically a 1,000 word description of topic(s), potential speakers, program length, and potential audience. Also, include proposer resume(s).</li></ul>
Digital Forensic Research Workshop (DFRWS) 2013
CFP DFRWS 2013
Important dates:
<ul><li>Submission deadline: February 20, 2013 (any time zone). This is a firm deadline. </li><li>Author notification: April 9, 2013 </li><li>Final draft and speaker registration: April 30, 2013 </li><li>Conference dates: August 4-7, 2013 </li></ul>
Topics of Interest:
<ul><li>Memory analysis </li><li>Filesystem forensics </li><li>Incident response and live analysis </li><li>Network-based forensics Traffic analysis, traceback and attribution </li><li>Event reconstruction methods and tools</li><li>Application analysis </li><li>Embedded and mobile device forensics </li><li>Large-scale investigations </li><li>Digital evidence storage and preservation </li><li>Data mining </li><li>Data hiding and discovery </li><li>Data recovery and reconstruction </li><li>Multimedia analysis </li><li>Database forensics </li><li>Tool testing and development </li><li>Digital evidence and the law </li><li>Anti-forensics and anti-anti-forensics </li><li>Case studies and trend reports </li><li>Malware forensics </li><li>Data visualization in forensic analysis </li><li>Forensics in distributed and virtual environments </li><li>Interpersonal communications and social network analysis </li><li>Non-traditional approaches to forensic analysis </li></ul>
The above list is only suggestive. We welcome new, original ideas from people in academia, industry, government, and law enforcement who are interested in sharing their results, knowledge, and experience. Authors are encouraged to demonstrate the applicability of their work to practical issues. Questions about submission topics can be sent via email to: dfrws2013-papers
Webinar: Pitfalls of Interpreting Forensic Artifacts in the Windows Registry
Forensic Focus Webinar concerning analysis and of the Windows Registry from UCD’s very own Jacky Fox titled: Pitfalls of Interpreting Forensic Artifacts in the Windows Registry. From ForensicFocus.com:
<blockquote>In our next webinar, Jacky Fox, student at UCD School of Computer Science and Informatics, presents the results of her dissertation on Windows Registry reporting - focusing on automating correlation and interpretation. After the webinar Jacky will be available in the Forensic Focus webinars forum to answer any questions. </blockquote><blockquote>Date: Thursday, November 1st 2012
Time: 12PM (midday) EDT US / 4PM GMT UK / 5PM CET Europe
Duration: 20 mins </blockquote><blockquote>There is no need to register for this webinar, simply visit http://www.forensicfocus.com/webinars at the above time (the webinar has been pre-recorded and will be archived for viewing later if you are unable to attend).</blockquote>I’ve worked with Jacky, and know her thesis well. It should very interesting for anyone who works with the Windows Registry.
Conference: SANS DFIR Summit 2013
SANS DFIR Summit 2013 - Call For Speakers - Now Open
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Summit Dates: - July 9-10, 2013
Post-Summit Course Dates: July 11-16, 2013
Summit Venue:
Omni Hotel Downtown Austin
700 San Jacinto @ 8th Street
Austin, TX 78701
Phone: (512) 476-3700
Fax: (512) 397-4888
Omni Hotel
The 6th annual Forensics and Incident Response Summit will again be held in the live musical capital of the world, Austin, Texas. The Summit will focus on high quality and extremely relevant content as well as panel discussions in Digital Forensics and Incident Response. The 2013 theme is currently in development as the digital forensics and incident response community is constantly evolving and our content promises to be cutting-edge and relevant to ensure you will be able to utilize the ideas presented when you return to your organization.</div><div class="summary" style="border: 0px; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, 'Nimbus Sans L', sans-serif; font-size: 13px; outline: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: baseline;">
Call for Speakers - Now Open
The 6th annual Forensics and Incident Response Summit Call for Speakers is now open. If you are interested in presenting or participating on a panel we are looking for user-presented case studies with communicable lessons.
The Forensics Summit offers speakers opportunities for exposure and recognition as an industry leader. If you have something substantive, challenging, and original to offer, you are encouraged to submit a proposal.</div><div class="summary" style="border: 0px; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, 'Nimbus Sans L', sans-serif; font-size: 13px; outline: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: baseline;">
Benefits of Speaking
Promotion of your speaking session and company recognition via the Forensic conference website and all printed materials
Visibility via the Forensic single-conference presentation email link for many months following the conference
Full conference badge to attend all Summit sessions
Private speaker lunch
*Speakers may also be recorded and made available via the Internet to a wider audience (at the discretion of SANS).
Submission Guidelines
</div><ul><li>Title</li><li>Author Name(s)</li><li>Author Title</li><li>Company</li><li>Speaker Contact Information: Address, phone number, email address</li><li>Biography</li><ul><li>Your biography should be approximately 160 words. You may include your current position, titles, areas of professional expertise, experience, awards, degrees, personal information, etc.</li></ul><li>Abstract</li><ul><li>The presentation abstract should outline your presentation and what attendees will learn. All content must be strictly educational. The presentation should be relevant to: Media Exploitation Analysts, Legal, Incident Response Teams, Security Operations and Law Enforcement professionals.</li></ul></ul>
Session/panel length: 60 minutes
Presentation: 50-55 minutes
Question & Answer: 5-10 minutes
Submit your submissions to [email protected] by January 18, 2013 with the subject “SANS DFIR Summit CFP 2013.”