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Agenda / Schedule of Events
UPDATED: Friday February
25, 2010
The following is the official schedule of events
and is
subject to change as the CTSC 2010 event planning progresses.
As many speakers
and presenters have operational responsibilities that might affect their
ability to participate as scheduled, the CTSC 2010 event committee will substitute another speaker / presenter should such an issue arise
leading up to or during the conference.
Travel Day - Sunday April 18, 2010
1600 - 2000
(Exhibitor Setup)
Upper / Lower Lobby
Exhibitors may setup
display booths between 1600 and 2000 hours. Participants arriving on
Sunday may not check-in earlier than 1600 hours.
Day 1 - Monday April 19, 2010
0630 - 0800
(Exhibitor Setup)
Upper / Lower Lobby
Exhibitors are required to arrive and setup
displays between 0630 and 0800 hours - the exhibit area will
open to conference participants at 0800 hours sharp.
0800 - 0830
(Participant Registration)
Upper Lobby
Participant Registration
Refreshment & All
Day Break Begins at 0900 Hours in Lower Lounge Exhibit Area
0830 - 0835
(Opening Remarks)
Lecture Theatre
Opening Remarks / Paul D Turner - Professional
Development TSCM Group Inc.
0835 - 0930
(1A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: An
Introduction to Digital Modulation - Part I
SPEAKER: Robin
Jackman
AFFILIATION:
Tektronix Canada
DESCRIPTION:
This session is designed for people who are new to digital modulation
standards, as well as those experienced people who are looking for a
refresher information. The material covered will include digital
baseband transmitters, digital receiver design, and fundamentals of
digital demodulation.
0945 - 1045
(2A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: An
Introduction to Digital Modulation - Part II
SPEAKER: Robin
Jackman
AFFILIATION:
Tektronix Canada
DESCRIPTION:
In this session the basic concepts of vector signal analysis will be
reviewed. Modulation quality, power management and spectral efficiency
of digitally modulated will be compared to traditional analog
modulations.
1100 - 1200
(3A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Separating
Signal from Noise - Part III
SPEAKER: Robin
Jackman
AFFILIATION:
Tektronix Canada
DESCRIPTION:
This session will introduce the concept of spectrum correlation density
measurements, and how these measurements can be used to detect the
presence of specific modulation types.
1200 - 1300
(Lunch Break)
Lower Lobby
A light lunch will be served in (Hall E) for
participants and exhibitors. This is an excellent opportunity to view
the exhibits and network with other conference participants.
1300 - 1400
(4A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Optical
(TEMPEST) Interception Hazards
SPEAKER: Paul D
Turner, TSS TSI
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
This presentation provides an introduction and overview of Optical
(TEMPEST) Vulnerabilities and Hazards common to Data Communication
Equipment (DCE).
1300 - 1400
(4B)
TBA
TOPIC:
Competitive Bug-Off - Session I
SPEAKER: TBA
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
This phase of our competitive "Bug-Off" will involve Spectrum and Signal
Analysis within our special project room (aka Office of Evil Intent).
Participant's will have the opportunity to review and operate several
different manufacturer's Spectrum Analyzer products.
1415 - 1515
(5A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Best
Practices for the Destruction of Digital Data
SPEAKER: Ryk
Edelstein
AFFILIATION:
Cicada Security Technology
DESCRIPTION:
All attendees will be provided access to download a personal use copy of
the 55 Page best practice guide titled “The Best Practices for the
Destruction of Digital Data", a guide defining the recognized best
practices for the decommissioning of end of life hard drives. In the
paper we present an overview of current data storage technology,
technical limitations, and misconceptions, as well as the proper
practices to assure absolute data destruction.
1415 - 1515
(5B)
TBA
TOPIC:
Competitive Bug-Off - Session II
SPEAKER: TBA
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
This phase of our competitive "Bug-Off" will involve Non-Linear Junction
Detection within our special project room (aka Office of Evil Intent).
Participant's will have the opportunity to review and operator several
different manufacturer's NLJD products.
1515 - 1545
(Afternoon Break)
Lower Lobby
Afternoon Refreshment Break (Hall E)
1545 - 1700
(6A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Conducting
Vehicle, Aircraft and Marine Vessel Inspections
SPEAKER: Paul D
Turner, TSS TSI
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
This presentation will explore in-depth, the complexities of conducting
a competent technical security inspection of various types of vehicles
for commonly available and developing technologies, involving GPS
tracking and logging, as well as audio and video threats. The inherent
danger of the developing threat of compromise relating to personal GPS
navigation and communication devices data will also be explored. An
introduction to the complexities and challenges of conducting aircraft
and marine vessel inspections will round out the presentation.
Day 2 - Tuesday April 20, 2010
0630 - 0800
(Exhibitor Setup)
Upper / Lower Lobby
Exhibitors are required to arrive and setup
displays between 0630 and 0800 hours - the exhibit area will
open to conference participants at 0800 hours sharp.
0800 - 0830
(Participant Registration)
Upper Lobby
Participant Registration
Refreshment & All Day Break Begins at 0900
Hours in Lower Lounge Exhibit Area
0830 - 0930
(7A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Non-Linear
Junction Detectors (NLJD)
SPEAKER: John
Pavelich
AFFILIATION:
Spectral Guard Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
The Non-Linear Junction Detector (NLJD) solves the problem of the
detection of Technical Security Devices (TSD) such as wireless
microphones and GSM bugs, which may be dormant or inactive until
remotely commanded into operation. The NLJD is a primary, and
indispensable tool used for the detection of active, powered-off or
inoperative TSD covertly installed recorders, amplifiers, microphones,
transmitters, etc.
The NLJD takes advantage of the physical
properties of all non-linear components (transistors, diodes, integrated
circuits (IC) and so on.) PN junctions in these devices retransmit
signals when irradiated by a microwave signal, and the PN non-linear
components transmit a new signal with harmonic components that are
multiples of the frequency of irradiation.
The NLJD employs a transmitter that irradiates
a search area with a signal (usually around 900 MHz), after which the
2nd, 3rd and sometimes 5th harmonic frequencies are analyzed for the
presence of a harmonic signal. This phenomena of the non-linear junction
allows the Technical Security Specialist (TSS) to detect electronic
devices literally "buried in the wall”.
This presentation will explore the history of
the NLJD, provide and overview of modern NLJD technology and provide
demonstrations of how the modern NLJD transmitting in the 2.4GHz band is
superior to it’s 900MHz predecessors.
0945 - 1045
(8A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Physical
Security Planning Fundamentals
SPEAKER: Gary
Dawson MSc. PSP, CPP
AFFILIATION:
TBA
DESCRIPTION:
In order to implement effective physical security it is necessary to
address the fundamental factors in the planning process. Moreover by
applying Physical Protection Systems (PPS) fundamentals it will greatly
increase the probability of implementing a reliable, effective and cost
effective solution. The briefing will cover the planning steps of
Determining PPS Objectives, Designing the PPS and Analyzing the PPS
Design. As well the functions of Deterrence, Detection, Delay and
Response in an effective PPS design will be discussed.
1100 - 1200
(9A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: TBA
SPEAKER: TBA
AFFILIATION:
TBA
DESCRIPTION:
TBA
1200 - 1300
(Lunch Break)
Lower Lobby
A light lunch will be served in (Hall E) for
participants and exhibitors. This is an excellent opportunity to view
the exhibits and network with other conference participants.
1300 - 1400
(10A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: CTSC 2010
Exhibitor Profile Opportunity
SPEAKER: Various
Exhibitor Representatives
AFFILIATION:
CTSC 2010 Official Exhibitors
DESCRIPTION:
Each official exhibitor represented at the CTSC 2010 event will have
approximately 10
minutes to introduce his / her company and / or products and services. This will provide CTSC 2010 participants with
valuable information about industry manufacturers, dealers, distributors
and service providers of Technical Security related products and
a host of professional services.
1300 - 1400
(10B)
TBA
TOPIC:
Competitive Bug-Off - Session III
SPEAKER: TBA
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
This phase of our competitive "Bug-Off" will involve Non-Linear Junction
Detection within our special project room (aka Office of Evil Intent).
Participant's will have the opportunity to review and operator several
different manufacturer's NLJD products.
1415 - 1515
(11A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Securing
Your Classified Information & Environment
SPEAKER: Geoff
Matthews
AFFILIATION:
CMI Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
It's all about the data, where it's stored, the way it moves and how we
deal with it in between. Join Geoff as he addresses real world scenarios
of data loss and how it can be avoided with cross-domain connectivity,
document classification and cleansing, hardware-based full disk
encryption and complete network visibility
1415 - 1515
(11B)
TBA
TOPIC:
Competitive Bug-Off - Session IV
SPEAKER: TBA
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
This phase of our competitive "Bug-Off" will involve Non-Linear Junction
Detection and Thermal Imaging within our special project room (aka
Office of Evil Intent). Participant's will have the opportunity to
review and operator several different manufacturer's NLJD products and a
FLIR Thermal Imager.
1515 - 1545
(Afternoon Break)
Lower Lobby
Afternoon Refreshment Break (Hall E)
1545 - 1700
(12A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Elementary
TSCM Signal Analysis
SPEAKER: Paul D
Turner, TSS TSI
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
This session will take a simplified not technical approach to TSCM based
RF Spectrum Analyzers and provide an elementary review of Signal
Analysis. Paul will review where you need to look in the RF signal
environment; identify what you need to look for; and discuss how to
separate the friendly from the potentially hostile signals. Paul will
take participants on a virtual tour of specific signal types; provide
examples of Technical Surveillance Devices (TSD) and their respective
signal emissions; provide a basic spectrum allocation band review; and
review the important technique of TSCM based Harmonic Analysis (HARM).
1730 - 2100
(Dinner / Awards Night)
TBA
Dinner (Casual) / Awards Night - We invite all
CTSC exhibitors, participants and presenters to join us for the 5th Annual Dinner and Awards Night that
includes an excellent dinner prepared by the staff of the NAV CANADA
Conference Centre and our Key Note Speaker
address.
1900 - 2000
(Key Note Speaker - Dinner)
TBA
TOPIC: TBA
SPEAKER: TBA
AFFILIATION:
TBA
DESCRIPTION:
TBA
Day 3 - Wednesday April 21, 2010
0630 - 0800
(Exhibitor Setup)
Upper / Lower Lobby
Exhibitors are required to arrive and setup
displays between 0630 and 0800 hours - the exhibit area will
open to conference participants at 0800 hours sharp.
0800 - 0830
(Participant Registration)
Upper Lobby
Participant Registration
Refreshment & All Day Break Begins at 0900
Hours in Lower Lounge Exhibit Area
0830 - 0930
(13A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Covert
Surveillance Installation 101
SPEAKER: John
Price
AFFILIATION:
Price-Langevin & Associates Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
The presenter will provide a basic understanding of the process and
procedures utilized to install a
technical covert video surveillance system. Discussion will include
various methods, equipment available and ways to minimize the chance of
detection. The presentation will include a description of tools, cameras
and digital video recorders (DVR) suitable for these applications. The
discussion will conclude with a review of the capabilities and
limitations of wireless video transmission systems.
0945 - 1045
(14A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Covert
Digital Operations
SPEAKER: Robert
W. Beggs
AFFILIATION:
DigitalDefence Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
Historically, computers have been the target, and the agent, for
criminal attacks. Recently this role has expanded, and they now play a
significant role is economic espionage and cyber-warfare. During this
seminar, we will explore the increasing sophistication of automated
crimeware tools as well as the physical and logical attacks that are
used to monitor computers and to extract personal and business data.
Various hacking tools used to gain remote access will be demonstrated.
You will gain a basic understanding of how criminals attempt to hide
their tracks using anti-forensic techniques, and how an investigator can
find the residual evidence, or artifacts, of an attack by examining a
live system.
1100 - 1200
(15A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Live
System Forensics
SPEAKER: Robert
W. Beggs
AFFILIATION:
DigitalDefence Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
Traditionally, data forensics is built around a process of hard drive
analysis from a compromised system that has been unplugged.
Unfortunately, a significant amount of data critical to understanding
how a security breach occurred, and who is responsible, is volatile, and
is lost to the investigator common techniques. This volatile data can
include passwords, encryption keys, IM chats, and the digital signatures
of remote attackers. Live system forensics is an approach to gathering
this volatile data in a way that preserves its evidentiary value. It
also lends itself to rapid analysis - minimizing the financial loss of
an extended downtime during system recovery. Attendees will gain an
understanding of how live system forensics works, how to apply
cost-effective open-source tools, and how to data can be effectively
analyzed.
1200 - 1300
(Lunch Break)
Lower Lobby
A light lunch will be served in (Hall E) for
participants and exhibitors. This is an excellent opportunity to view
the exhibits and network with other conference participants.
1300 - 1430
(16A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Technical
Workshop (Part I) Surveillance Device Intelligence (SDI) Briefing)
SPEAKER: Paul D
Turner, TSS TSI
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
Part I of this years Technical Workshop will include a Surveillance
Device Intelligence (SDI) briefing and technical review a variety of
difficult to detect offensive Technical Surveillance Devices (TSD). This
session will focus on the characterization of various technologies and
operational methods that minimize detection.
1430 - 1500
(Afternoon Break)
Lower Lobby
Afternoon Refreshment Break (Hall E)
1500 - 1615
(17A)
Lecture Theatre
TOPIC: Technical
Workshop (Part II) Wireless Video
SPEAKER: Paul D
Turner, TSS TSI
AFFILIATION:
Professional Development TSCM Group Inc.
DESCRIPTION:
Part II of this years Technical Workshop will examine the developing
technological trend involving a significant increase in the discovery of
low cost wireless video cameras and transmitters being utilized for
illegal audio and video surveillance applications involving criminal
ventures at an alarming rate. This session will also include a
discussion relating to ill considered wireless installations involving
both personal and business security applications.
1615 - 1630
(Closing Remarks)
Lecture Theatre
Closing Remarks / Paul D Turner / Professional
Development TSCM Group Inc.
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