This document provides information about the Cyber Warfare 2011 conference, including the date, location, workshops, and speaker lineup. The conference will take place on January 27-28, 2011 in London and include pre-conference workshops on January 26th. Workshop A will focus on developing an "operational art" framework for cyber warfare, while Workshop B will examine cyber insurgencies and their escalating threat. The speaker lineup includes senior military cyber officials from the UK, US, Germany, Canada, and other nations who will provide briefings on developing cyber capabilities and engaging in proactive cyber defense. Sponsorship opportunities are also listed.

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Dr Paul Killworth, Head of Cyber Strategy, GCHQ
Col David Fahrenkrug, Director, CSAF Strategic Studies
Group, US Air Force
Col Robert A. Morris, Director, Air Component Element,
24th Air Force
LtCol Bryant Glando, Commander, 2nd IO Battalion,
US Army
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LtCol Volker Wetzler, Head of Cyber Security, German
MoD
Venue: American Square Conference Center, London Lt Col E.W.A Tapper, Commanding Officer, Canadian
Conference: 27th and 28th January 2011 Forces Network Operations Centre
Pre Conference Workshops: 26th January 2011 LtCol William Hagestad II, Force Movement Control
Officer, US Marine Corps
Cyber Warfare 2011 will Maj Sam Raeves, Information System Security Manager,
enable you to: Belgian Armed Forces
Gregory Radabaugh, Technical Director, Cyber Analysis
v Hear from the most senior military officer Squadron, US Air Force
at the UK Office of Cyber Security and the Ian J West, Director, NCIRC Technical Centre, NATO CIS
Head of Cyber Strategy at GCQH, allowing Services Agency
you to get a full picture of how the UK is Dick Crowell, Information Operations & Cyberspace
Operations, US Naval War College
developing its cyber capabilities
Thomas C. Wingfield, Professor of International Law,
Marshall Center
v Gain a key insight into the development of
John Bumgarner, Chief Technologist, US Cyber
an ‘operational art’ for war in cyberspace; Consequences Unit
command and control, battle management Dr Dan Kuehl, Information Resources Management
and cyberspace denial and control College (IRMC), US National Defence University
Roy Lindelauf, Researcher, Netherlands Defence Academy
v Learn how to engage in pro-active cyber Dr. Steve Purser, Head of Technical and Competence
defence and find, fix and finish a cyber Department, ENISA
threat that has entered your network Frank Coggrave, Vice President of EMEA, Guidance
Software
David Vincenzetti, Partner, Hacking Team, Italy
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2. PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS:
WEDNESDAY 26TH JANUARY
09:00 – 12:00 WORKSHOP A: THE OPERATIONAL ART OF CYBER WAR
Led by: Dick Crowell, Associate Professor, Information Operations & Cyberspace Operations, U.S. Naval War College
Introduction:
This workshop will begin the exploration into operational warfare in cyberspace. It will present the framework of operational art, specifically operational factors and
functions as a tool for understanding cyber warfare. A series of questions will be posed for future operational commanders to help frame their thoughts on cyber-
space and cyber warfare.
Participants will evaluate:
vv The definitions of the information environment, cyberspace, and cyberspace operations
vv The definition of cyber warfare
vv The intertwining of cyberspace and human activity
vv The applicability of operational warfare at sea as a metaphor for operational warfare in cyberspace
vv How commanders need to balance operational factors and functions to fight and win a cyber war
vv The concepts of sea control (the stronger side) and sea denial (the weaker side) and how they apply to cyberspace control and cyberspace denial
vv The concepts of freedom of action in the maritime domain versus freedom of action in cyberspace
14:00 – 17:00 WORKSHOP B::CYBER INSURGENCIES:AN ESCALATING
PROBLEM
Led by: John Bumgarner, Chief Technologist, US Cyber Consequences Unit
Introduction:
The workshop will explore the security threat posed to sovereign nations and other entities from cyber insurgencies. The ubiquitous nature of cyberspace provides
an
international conduit for non-state actors to engage in acts of civil disobedience, acts of espionage or acts of warfare.
An effective cyber insurgency campaign can destabilise a government or spark a kinetic conflict. The globalization of cyber
insurgencies creates unique challenges in countering this escalating problem in the 21st Century.
Participants will:
vv Review the lexicon of cyber insurgencies
vv Explore the history of insurgencies in cyberspace
vv Investigate the role of cyber insurgencies in regional conflicts
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vv Evaluate the art of digital diplomacy
vv Examine cyber counter-insurgency
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3. MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 1:
THURSDAY 27TH JANUARY
08.30 Registration and Coffee 13:00 Networking Lunch
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome and Opening Speech 14:00 CONDUCTING COUNTER CYBER ACTIONS
Dr Dan Kuehl, Information Resources Management WITHIN US ARMY CYBERSPACE
College (IRMC), US National Defense University v Computer Defense Assistance Program (CDAP)
09:10 UK KEYNOTE: THE UK OFFICE OF CYBER (foundation of our training to develop a skilled cyber
SECURITY – ENSURING A COHERENT defender and the authority to operate)
RESPONSE TO CYBER SECURITY v Active engagement to find, fix and finish a cyber
v The Office of Cyber Security (OCS) as pulling
threat that has entered US Army cyberspace
together all the key actors involved in defending the v The operational scenario
UK against a cyber attack LtCol Bryant Glando, Commander, 2nd IO Battalion,
v The outcome of the Strategic Defence Review and
US Army
what this means for the OCS
14:40 THE DATA ENCRYPTION PROBLEM
Air Cdre Graham Wright, Deputy Director,
v Encryption: A nightmare for LEAs and security
UK Office of Cyber Security
agencies
09:50 CYBER WARFARE – A GCHQ PERSPECTIVE v How to deal with encrypted communications over
v The four principles of cyber power the Internet (e.g., Skype, PGP secure web mail)
,
v Importance of thinking cyber security, vice defence v A stealth offensive IT technology for remotely
v An integrated approach to operational cyber thinking attacking, controlling and monitoring PCs and
v Importance of industry partnerships smartphones
Dr Paul Killworth, Head of Cyber Strategy, GCHQ David Vincenzetti, Partner, Hacking Team, Italy
10:30 CANADIAN FORCES’ CYBER DEFENCE 15:20 Networking Coffee Break
OPERATIONS
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v The mission and partners 15:50 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BELGIAN CYBER
v The cyber threat CAPABILITY
v Cyber defence operations within the Canadian v The creation and execution of the Belgian cyber
Forces capability development roadmap
Lt Col E.W.A Tapper, Commanding Officer, v The need for integration and cooperation with
Canadian Forces Network Operations Centre partners
v The legal issues and considerations (national/
11:10 Networking Coffee Break international, law of armed conflict, rules of
11:40 ARE YOU KEEPING PACE WITH BOTH EVOLVING engagement)
AND COVERT SECURITY THREATS? Maj Sam Raeves, Information System Security
v How effective is your current security solution? Manager, Belgian Armed Forces
v Complement and augment your existing security
infrastructure 16:30 CYBER WAR: A NETWORK DESIGN AND
v Respond quickly to discover and remediate threats ANALYSIS PERSPECTIVE
that have evaded layered security systems and are v Design principles of covert networks and how they
posing a risk to sensitive data can aid defence against a cyber attack
Frank Coggrave, Vice President of EMEA, v Network analysis and how it can identify potential
Guidance Software intruders
v Resilience studies as helping to identify weak points
12:20 CYBER DEFENCE IN THE GERMAN ARMED in critical infrastructure
FORCES Roy Lindelauf, Researcher, Netherlands Defence
v National cyber defence responsibilities Academy
v Organisation and structure of military cyber security
v Multinational co-operation in the cyber realm 17:10 Chairman’s Close
v Cyber defence exercises
LtCol Volker Wetzler, Head of Cyber Security,
German MoD
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4. MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 2:
FRIDAY 28TH JANUARY
08.30 Registration and Coffee 13:00 Lunch and Networking
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome 14:00 CYBER SECURITY OPERATIONS –
Dr Dan Kuehl, Information Resources Management COLLABORATION WITH THE COALITION
College (IRMC), US National Defense University v The cyber coalition environment
v Identification of challenges
09:10 OPERATIONAL TARGETING - RELEVANCE FOR CYBER v Discussion of potential solutions
OPERATIONS IN THE MULTI-DOMAIN BATTLEFIELD Ian J West, Director, NCIRC Technical Centre,
v What are Militarily Relevant Cyber Targets?
NATO CIS Services Agency
v How do they contribute to the Combined Force
Commander’s operations? 14:40 THE TALLINN MANUAL: CODIFYING THE LAW
v When will Cyber Weapons be operationally relevant? OF WAR FOR CYBERSPACE
Col Robert A. Morris, Director, Air Component v Operational challenge: How do we apply kinetic law
Element, 24th Air Force to cyber operations?
v Experts and approach: Who decides? How are
09:50 CYBER WARFARE: OPERATING IN AN OPPOSED rules determined? How are they presented?
NETWORK ENVIRONMENT v Principled analysis: What is a use of force? What is
v The future warfare environment as characterized by
an armed attack? What are the requirements for
degraded networks and sophisticated electronic combat discriminating targets, minimising collateral
v The need to develop the concepts and capabilities
damage, and avoiding perfidy?
to operate in opposed network environments Thomas C. Wingfield, Professor of International Law,
v Establishing a balance between passive and active
Marshall Center
warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum
v Applying concepts of manoeuvre warfare to 14:20 Coffee and Networking Break
cyberspace and pursuing realistic training in a
highly contested environment 15:50 THE CHINESE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL CYBER
Col David Fahrenkrug, Director, CSAF Strategic COMPLEX USE OF THE BIG 5 CHARACTURE SET
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v The Government Chinese Character Set or GCCS in
Studies Group, US Air Force
support of the eight pillars of cyber warfare
10:30 THE EVOLVING THREAT IN CYBERSPACE v HTML 5 code using the Big 5 Character set to create
v The current operational environment virtual deception operations
v The evolving threat: How the adversary takes v How the Character set can be used for gathering
advantage of the operational environment intelligence, initiating DDOS attacks and infiltrating
v The resulting consequences: How the threat will both civilian corporate and government networks
influence your behaviour and decision making LtCol William Hagestad II, Force Movement
process in cyber combat Control Officer, US Marine Corps
Gregory Radabaugh, Technical Director, Cyber
Analysis Squadron, US Air Force 16:30 COOPERATION IN SECURING CRITICAL
NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
11:00 Coffee and Networking Break v Introduction to ENISA and what we do
v ENISA’s role in facilitating dialogue: Bridging
11:40 COMPUTERS AS WEAPONS OF WAR
public and private sectors
v Explore the history of cyber-weaponry development
v The Critical Information Infrastructure Protection
v Define the types of cyber-weaponry
(CIIP) action plan
v Review the use of cyber-weaponry in past conflicts
v Pan European exersises for resilience: Objectives
v Outline the use of cyber-weaponry in future conflicts
and current status
v Investigate the strategies to counter cyber-weaponry
v Engaging with ENISA: Opportunities and benefits
John Bumgarner, Chief Technology Officer,
v The way forward
US Cyber Consequences Unit
Dr. Steve Purser, Head of Technical and
12:20 CYBER WAR: AN INTERNATIONAL THREAT Competence Department, ENISA
NEEDING INTERNATIONAL SOLUTIONS
v Which nations have the potential to wage cyber war?
17:00 Closing Remarks and End of Conference
v NATO and its role in cyber warfare
v The role of the private sector
v Cyber war - an opportunity or a vulnerability?
Dr Dan Kuehl, Information Resources Management
College (IRMC), US National Defense University
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5. WHO WILL YOU MEET?
As the leading Cyber Warfare event in Europe, Cyber Warfare 2011 will give you the chance
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cyber defence, exploit and attack capabilities
Visitor profile for 2010 Attending countries
Military/Governments Agency Austria 1
BMLVS UK MoD Belguim 2
Bundeswehr US Army Denmark 9
US European Command France 3
Cyber Analysis Squadron
Germany 5
Danish Defence Intelligence US Navy Greece 1
Service USAF Italy 2
Defence Command Denmark Luxembourg 1
Industry Malaysia 1
DOD Rapid Fielding Directorate
Norway 3
DSTL Elettronica Spain 1
European Commission Northrop Grumman Mission Sweeden 6
European Union Military Staff Systems Europe Ltd. Switzerland 1
FRA EADS DS UK The Netherlands 3
UAE 10
German Armed Forces Ultra Electronics UK 21
Hellenic National Defence General Raytheon USA 21
Staff Prevx Limited
Italian Air Force Operational Qosmos
Command
Jordan Armed Forces
Selex Communications Ltd.
BAE Systems
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Maryland Air National Guard Boeing For Free resources on cyber warfare, including podcasts, videos and
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National Air & Space Intelligence Tadiran professionals including:
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National Defense University Software Systems Admiral the Lord West (former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for
National Security Agency ITM Instalaciones Técnicas
Security and Counter-terrorism under Gordon Brown)
Netherlands MoD Mantenimiento
Norwegian Defence Force Symantec John Bumgarner, Chief Technology Officer of the U.S. Cyber
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Swedish Armed Forces Nexor Ltd.
Consequences Unit
Swedish Civil Contingencies
Professor Peter Sommer, London School of Economics and Political
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