KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
Monday October 5, 2009 at 4:20-5:20pm
"When No One Else Can" Data Recovery from a completely overwritten hard drives. Sample Forensic recovery from over written drive from Turkish assassination case, 2007.
PRESENTER: Alfred Demirjian – CEO at TechFusion
Alfred Demirjian born and raised in Iran and of Armenian descent. He has 22 years of experience in Recovering Your Data and Data Recovery /Computer Forensic.
Alfred began recovering data in 1985 after finishing his Masters degree in electrical engineering from Boston University. At that time, he completed a special project for NASA. Harvard and NASA were checking noted schools in Engineering for help with an impacted disk. Alfred Demirjian was recommended. This ground breaking project was a method of measuring the pollution of the ozone layer. The problem of rough balloon landing for the equipment was resolved with Alfred’s method of data recovery. In 1988 he founded one of the first Data Recovery companies in the US and began business relationships for a wider array of computer services. Companies and organizations that have relied on Alfred's expertise are NASA, FBI, Draper Lab, Lincoln Lab, MIT, CNN, NBC,CBS, New England Cable News, IBM, HP, Howard Dean's Presidential Campaign, Harvard, EMC, Fidelity and many law firms. Alfred has also been working for a number of police departments and has been their electronic detective for Computer Forensics.
The latest project he headed was in Boston for the Secretary of Public Safety and the Mass. State Police recovering two million 911 emergency calls of which 99% were recovered. Techfusion continues its services today in the prevention of data disasters and data recovery at the new larger location of 20 Concord Lane in Cambridge, MA.
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We are proud to announce The Computer Forensics Show, October 5-6, 2009 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA.
For some companies, it is not a question if one of their computers will be used as evidence in a legal matter; it is a question of when. Like it or not, every computer is a potential crime scene and must be treated with care.
Today’s business environment continues to become more and more complex with strict regulatory and compliance requirements, increased scrutiny and the ever-present threat of litigation. Because most information today is created and available only in an electronic format, electronic data and the ability to properly address it in a defensible manner is increasingly critical. IT Security and Computer Forensics are vital to any individual, company, or law practice dealing with sensitive information stored on digital media.
The Computer Forensics Show will meet the needs of industry professionals by providing detailed information regarding the changes and advancements in the IT security marketplace.
The event will highlight exhibits from some of the leading companies in the industry, complemented by a comprehensive conference program with the involvement of well known companies in the computer forensics industry such as: Kroll Ontrack Inc, McAfee Corporation, SanDisk Corporation, Symantec Corporation, Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP, Clearwell Systems Inc, HBGary Inc, Guidance Software Inc and EMC Corporation.
Our conference will provide attendees with an important information about the latest technological advancement, ideas and practical information available today. Conference participants will learn how the computer forensics science could successfully save organizations millions in litigation costs and, in some cases, its reputation
The Computer Forensics Show conference will focus in-depth on topics of interest to legal, risk management, and accounting professionals, as well as the IT sector, and features five conference tracks including:
Legal (A) Track – EDD, including Litigation and Best Practice Issues.
Legal (B) Track – Emerging Technologies/Litigation, Data/Records Management, Reporting, and Privacy.
Forensic Accounting Track – Fraud, Financial Investigations, Compliance, Best Practices, Litigation. Forensic accounting is the number one growing field in accounting today.
IT Security Track – For organizations that are just beginning to encounter security issues and deals with more broad issues effecting organizations today.
IT Security (Advanced) Track – Encompasses more complex and in-depth issues and can highlight the need for additional training.
To Register: Please enter Discount Code VIP50 for a 50% discount for either a full conference pass or a single day conference pass. Each conference pass includes an exhibit hall pass.
Register for your free exhibit hall pass on line at www.computerforensicshow.com prior October 1, 2009.
For more information regarding the show, please contact us at (203) 661-4312 or info@computerforensicshow.com. Or visit our website: www.computerforensicshow.com.
ATTENDEE TITLES INCLUDE:
CIO’s, CSO’s, CTO’s
CFO’s
IT Managers
Law Firm Administrators
Lawyers
Legal Assistants
Legal Marketing Directors
Legal Technology Consultants
Paralegals
General Counsel
Accountants
VP/Director/Manager of IT Security
Chairman/CEO/COO/President/Owner
IS/MIS/Systems/Service Administrators
Sales & Marketing Professionals
Consultants
Judges
Engineer/Architect/Developer/Tech
CONFERENCE TOPICS AND GUEST SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
eDiscovery in the Cloud: Policy, Technology and Security Requirements for SaaS Email Archiving
Rick Dales – Vice President of Product Management, Archiving, Proofpoint Inc.
panel discussion: Navigating Complex Litigation and Investigations: Automate, Collaborate & Centralize with Project Management Software
Julian Ackert & Karen Schuler – Directors of Intelligent Discovery Solutions, Inc.
The Security Data Dilemma: A Data Warehouse Approach to Improve Security
Bruno Kurtic – Vice President Product Management, SenSage
Gaining a Deeper Level of Network Intelligence with Deep Packet Inspection
Joel Ebrahimi – Solutions Engineer, Bivio Networks
E-banking Fraud Schemes: Attack Trends and Defenses
Kevin Donovan – Vice President of North American Sales & Business Development, VASCO Data Security
EDD, including Litigation and Best Practice Issues
Dean Gonsowski – Vice President of E-Discovery Services, Clearwell Systems
panel discussion: Don’t forget about the Structure in the EDRM
Liam Ferguson & Courtney Fletcher – Managing Directors at Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC
"Forensic" vs. "Forensically Sound" Electronic Data Collections?
Jake Frazier, Esq. – Director of Compliance and eDiscovery Practice, EMC Corporation
Encryption in the Age of Compliance and Economic Downturn
Matt Sergeant – Senior Anti-Spam Technologist, MessageLabs, now part of Symantec
Key Steps to Securing Your Organization Using the OSI Layers
Michael G. Spohn - Senior Consultant, Foundstone Professional Services (a division of McAfee)
Forensic Accounting – How to Uncover Fraud
Richard C. Hermerding, MBA, MA, MSIS, CMA, CFM, CFE, CFS – Senior Principal, OLIVO-CPA
panel discussion: How “NAC” Has Changed; Options for Today’s Access Control
Santhosh Cheeniyil – Founder & VP of Engineering, Avenda Systems; Charles Goldberg – Sr. Product Line Manager at Juniper Networks Inc.
Electronic Discovery: Don’t let it Byte You
Kris Haworth – Managing Director at Evolver Inc.
panel discussion: The State of the Hack
Jerrold Smith – Principal Consultant, Scott J. Roberts – Security Consultant; MANDIANT
Combating Insider Threats: New technologies and techniques to reveal the insider
Cary Moore, EnCE – Senior Enterprise Consultant, Professional Services Division, Guidance Software Inc.
Automated Data Mapping: The Future of Digital Forensics Analysis?
Bobby Balachandran – President and CEO, Exterro Inc.
Secure digital imaging for forensics and evidence gathering, storing, sharing and archiving
SanDisk Corporation
Detecting Zero-day and Polymorphic Malware in the Enterprise
Greg Hoglund – CEO and Founder, HBGary Inc.
Malware Playing Dead
Matt Allen– Technology & Forensics Analyst, Norman Data Defense Systems Inc.
How to Keep Your Web Applications Safe from Cyber Attacks
SecureWorks
Bridging the Gap Between Computer Forensics and Electronic Discovery
Julie Lewis – President, CEO and Founder, Digital Mountain
Identity Theft – From Stolen Records to Stolen Lives
Rob Douglas – Editor and InfoSec Consultant, www.IdentityTheft.info
2009 Cyber Threats and Trends
Ralph Thomas – Manager, iDefense Malcode Intelligence
Network Forensic Investigations: Establishing Probable Cause
Eric Knight – Senior Knowledge Engineer, LogRhythm Inc.
The Future of Fraud
David Malamed, IFA, CPA (IL), CFE, CFI – Partner, Forensic Accounting Specialist Advisory Services
Challenges to Digital Forensic Evidence
Fred Cohen – CEO and President, Fred Cohen & Associates and California Sciences Institute
A Document State is not Constant Throughout the Litigation Process
Aaron Goodisman – CTO & COO, Valora Technologies, Inc.
IT Security and Compliance
Ed King – Vice President, Marketing, Agiliance
Fraud is Everywhere
Keith S. Balla, CPA, PSA, CFF – Director, MarcumRosenfarb LLC
Electronic Data is not Paper Data; Innovation in E-Discovery
Sandra E. Serkes – President & CEO, Valora Technologies, Inc.
Preemptive archiving of ESI enables Early Case Assessment
Bill Tolson – Director of Legal and Regulatory Solutions Marketing, Mimosa Systems
Hacking 101
Lars Ewe – CTO and VP of Engineering, Cenzic Inc.
Don’t Forget Your Security Umbrella in the Cloud
Punit Minocha – Vice President, Corporate Development, General Manager, Incubation Business Unit, Trend Micro Inc.
Trusted to Busted
Robert N. Brown, Jr., CPA, CFE – Founding Partner, The CPA Solution LLC
Mobile Forensics
STROZ FRIEDBERG
Why a Network Security Ecosystem Is Necessary to Protect Against Today’s Threats
Ken Pappas – Vice President of Marketing and Security Strategist, Top Layer Security
Data Information maps for E-Discovery: A Strategic and Executable System of Generally Accepted E-Discovery Principles
Project Management: Leaning Electronic Discovery. Enhancing the chance of keeping the critical, critical
Dr. Eric Samuelson – Principal, Eric J. Samuelson Consulting Services
Ethics: Why the High Road Really is Better
Jon Berryhill – President and COO, Berryhill Computer Forensics, Inc.
Clustering Soft-computing and Digital Forensics
Raymond C. Garcia – CEO, Shadowband Systems Inc.
Securing Against Industrial Espionage in the Digital Age
Lee Kelly, CISSP - Senior Security Consultant, Patriot Technologies
Use of Computer Forensics and Electronic Discovery in Forensic Accounting
Julie Lewis – President, CEO and Founder, Digital Mountain
Must Have Tools for the Forensic Accountant
James C. Bourke, CPA.CITP – Partner, WithumSmith+Brown
Gone Without a Trace? Finding Evidence of ESI Destruction Software to Support a Claim of Wrongdoing
Christopher Andrews – Computer Forensics Specialist, Ontrack® Forensics, Kroll Ontrack
What’s on Your Network? Technology Options for Application Visibility and Control
Chris King – Director of Product Marketing at Palo Alto Networks
panel discussion: 10 Biggest Mistakes of a Data Breach
Christopher Hague – IT Consultant, VeriSIgn Inc; M. Peter Adler, Esq – Partner, Pepper Hamilton LLP; Anne Buchanan – APR, Buchanan Public Relations LLP
The Transformation from Remote Access to All Access
Charles Goldberg – Director, Enterprise Line Management, Juniper Networks Inc.
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