VB2003 conference programme

ICAL

Thursday 25 Sept

Corporate stream Technical stream
09.15 Opening address
09.30-10.10 Prevention vs cure vs freedom: achieving the business balance

Peter Cooper, Sophos Plc
  Spam - past and future

Costin Raiu, Kaspersky Lab
10.30-11.10 Corporate threat assessment matrix

Chuck Springer, IBM
  Taking down the Internet

Dmitry O. Gryaznov, Network Associates Inc.
11.10-11.50 Anti-virus support, the need for making a career field

Kenneth L. Bechtel, Team Anti-Virus
  Worm charming: taking SMB Lure to the next level

Martin Overton, IBM Global Services, UK
11.50-12.30 Convergence of virus writers and hackers: fact or fantasy?

Sarah Gordon, Symantec Security Response
Qingxiong Ma, Southern Illinois University
  The single engine vs. multiple engine debate

Invited panel
14.00-14.40 Detecting hoaxes as the spam they truly are

Heather Goudey, Computer Associates
  OpenOffice security

Sami Rautiainen, F-Secure
14.40-15.20 Anti-virus technology: filtering the legal issues

Leif Gamertsfelder, Deacons
  Dazuko: an open solution to facilitate 'on-access' scanning

John Ogness, H+BEDV
15.40-16.20 Educating the users

David Phillips, The Open Univeristy, UK
  .NET support in UNIX

Marius van Oers, McAfee Avert
16.20 AV testing panel discussion

Friday 26 Sept

Corporate stream Technical stream
09.40-10.20 Smarter ways to fight smarter threats

Conrad Herrmann, Zone Labs
  Malicious threats and vulnerabilities in instant messaging

Eric Chien, Symantec
Neal Hindocha, Symantec
10.40-11.20 Incident management

Jeannette Jarvis, Boeing Corporation
  To do or not to do: anti-virus accessories

Jong Purisima, Trend Micro
11.20-12.00 Real-time WildList

Bruce Hughes, ICSA Labs
  How do advanced Win32 worms really work?

Kurt Natvig, Norman ASA
12.00-12.40 Customer understanding, opinion and expectation - the least understood area of anti-virus

David Perry, Trend Micro
  Malware and anti-virus on 64-bit platforms

Myles Jordan, Computer Associates
14.00-14.40 Fact, fiction and managed anti-malware services

David Harley, National Health Service Information Authority
  Defeating polymorphism through code optimization

Frédéric Perriot, Symantec
14.40-15.20 A law enforcement perspective

Nina Gaubert, National Hi-Tech Crime Unit
  Polymorphic shellcode: advances in recent years

Aleksander Czarnowski, AVET
15.40-16.00 V3Genie system: an automated multi-scanner system

Kyu-beom Hwang, Ahnlab
  XML heaven

Gabor Szappanos, VirusBuster
16.20-17.00 An epidemiological model of virus spread and cleanup

Matthew Williamson, Hewlett Packard Labs
Jasmin Leveille, Hewlett Packard Labs
  Inside VBA6 decompiler

L'ubos Vrtík, Eset
17.00 Virus naming discussion panel

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