Two Days of Trainings (15./16. November)

Workshop 1	Workshop 2	Workshop 3	Workshop 4	Workshop 5
Social Engineering for IT Security Professionals Sharon Conheady and Martin Law (First Defence Information Security Ltd)	Web Hacking - Attacks, Exploits and Defense (Training) Shreeraj Shah & Vimal Patel (Blueinfy Solutions Pvt. Ltd.)	360 Degree Security Management using BMIS Rolf von Roessing (Forfa AG Holding / ISACA / BCI)	SAP SECURITY IN-DEPTH Juan Pablo Perez Etchegoyen (Onapsis)	Hacking IPv6 networks Fernando Gont (SI6 Networks)

Workshop 6	Workshop 7	Workshop 8
The Art of Exploiting Injection Flaws Sumit Siddharth (7safe)	Attacks on GSM Networks Dieter Spaar & Harald Welte (Independent Researcher & HMW-Consulting)	T.B.A.

All Trainings cover two days (from 09:30 to 18:30 every day) and include Lunch and two Coffee Breaks.

Two Days of Conference (17./18. November)

Throughout the conference you will get the opportunity of meeting experts at the Hacker's Lounge to discuss security issues and see demonstrations.

Conference, day 1 - Thu, 17 Nov

	Left Pirouette	Right Pirouette
08:00	Registration opens
09:00		Welcome & Introduction -- LOCATION UPDATE: Riding School DeepSec Organisation Team
09:10		Keynote: How Terrorists Encrypt -- LOCATION UPDATE: Riding School Duncan Campbell (IPTV Ltd, Brighton and Edinburgh UK)
10:00	Reassemble or GTFO! - IDS Evasion Strategies Arron Finnon (iDappcom)	The management of IT threats. European Digital agenda's weakness Mario Valori (Arkomenos)
10:50	Coffee Break
11:10	Intelligent Bluetooth fuzzing - Why bother? Tommi Mäkilä & Jukka Taimisto(Codenomicon)	Insight Into Russian Black Market Alan Kakareka (Demyo, Inc)
12:00	Windows Pwn 7 OEM - Owned Every Mobile? Alex Plaskett (MWR InfoSecurity)	On Cyber-Peace: Towards an International Cyber Defense Strategy Stefan Schumacher (Magdeburger Institut für Sicherheitsforschung)
12:50	Lunch
14:00	SMS Fuzzing - SIM Toolkit Attack Bogdan Alecu (Independent security researcher)	IT Security Compliance Management can be done right (and make sense when done right) Adrian Wiesmann (SOMAP.org)
14:50	Extending Scapy by a GSM Air Interface and Validating the Implementation Using Novel Attacks Laurent 'kabel' Weber (Ruhr Uni Bochum)	Human Factors Engineering for IT Security Peter Wolkerstorfer (CURE – Center of Usability Research and Engineering)
15:40	Coffee Break
16:00	Design and Implementation of a Secure Encryption-Layer for Skype Voice-Calls Felix Schuster (SEC Consult)	Behavioral Security: 10 steps forward 5 steps backward Sourabh Satish (Symantec)
16:50	Attack vectors on mobile devices Tam Hanna (Tamoggemon Limited)	FakeAntiVirus - Journey from Trojan to a Persisent Threat JagadeeshChandraiah (Sophos)
17:40	The security of non-executable files Daniel Pistelli (Cerbero UG)	Armageddon Redux: The Changing Face of the Infocalypse Morgan Marquis-Boire (Google)
20:00	Speaker's Dinner

Conference, day 2 - Fri, 18 Nov

	Left Pirouette	Right Pirouette
09:00	Identity X.0 - Securing the Insecure Khash Kiani (ThinkSec)	US experience - laws, compliance and real life - when everything seems right but does not work Mikhail Utin (Rubos, Inc.)
09:50	Advances in IDS and Suricata Matt Jonkman & Victor Julien (Open Information Security Foundation)	How To Rob An Online Bank And Get Away With It Mitja Kolsek (ACROS Security (ACROS d.o.o.))
10:40	Coffee Break
11:00	Ground BeEF: Cutting, devouring and digesting the legs off a browser Michele Orru (Royal Bank of Scotland)	Results of a Security Assessment of the Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) Fernando Gont (project carried out on behalf of UK Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI))
11:50	Why the software we use is designed to violate our privacy Christopher Soghoian (Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research, Indiana University)	Your crown jewels online: Further Attacks to SAP Web Applications Mariano Nunez Di Croce (Onapsis)
12:40	Lunch
14:00	Bond Tech - I Want More Than Movie Props Kizz MyAnthia (Rapid7)	Do They Deliver - Practical Security and Load Testing of Cloud Service Providers Matthias Luft (ERNW GmbH)
14:50	An online game trojan framework from China underground market Hermes Li (Websense)	Rootkits and Trojans on Your SAP Landscape Ertunga Arsal (ESNC GmbH)
15:40	Coffee Break
16:00	Malware Trends 2011 - from Cybercrime to nation-sponsored Espionage Toralv Dirro (McAfee GmbH)	Patching vehicle insecurity Constantinos Patsakis, Kleanthis Dellios (Department of Informatics, University of Piraeus)
16:50	Solving Social Engineering Attacks Toby Foster (University of York/First Defence Information Security)	Alerting, Reminding, Reminding, Reminding and Releasing Vulnerability Thomas Mackenzie (Trustwave Spiderlabs)
17:40	Closing Ceremony
20:00 - ∞	Party & Networking at Metalab, Rathausstrasse 6, 1010 Wien