Events 2010-2011

Events 2010-2011

Academic Year July 2010-June 2011 Stealing Trade Secrets in the Digital Age: Prosecuting IP Theft Under the Economic Espionage Act

Speaker: Amin Kassam, Counsel DeVore & DeMarco, LLP

Date: Wednesday, April 27 Abstract

Cyber Criminals? Who are they? Why are they successful? How do we respond?

Speaker: Kim Peretti PricewaterhouseCoopers Director, Forensic Services Practice Former Senior Counsel, US Dept. of Justice

Date: Tuesday, March 29 Abstract

Cyber Security: A NATO for Cyberspace

Speaker: Jonathan Zittrain Professor of Law, Harvard Law School Co-founder and Co-director, Berkman Institute for the Internet & Society

Date: Friday, March 11 Abstract

NYC4SEC February Meeting Data Breach Notification

Speaker: Boris Segalis, Partner InfoLaw Group

Date: February 16

NYC4SEC January Meeting

Lightgrep - Fast Keyword Searching for Forensics

Speaker: Jon Stewart , Lightbox Technologies, Inc.

Date: January 19

NYC 4 SEC Meeting

File Carving for Forensic Recovery

Speaker: Nasir Memon, Professor of Computer Science, NYU Polytechnic University

Date: November 17

Our Instrumented Lives: Sensors, Sensors, Everywhere... abstract   slides

Speaker: Gregory Conti, Director, Information Technology and Operations Center, Academy Professor U.S. Military Academy, West Point

Date: November 8

NYC 4 SEC Meeting Knock! Knock! How Attackers Use Social Engineering to Bypass Your Defenses

Speaker: Lenny Zeltser

Date: Wednesday, Oct. 27

Cybercrime in the UK

Speaker: Sir Ian Blair, Commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police (2005-2008), John Jay College Visiting Scholar

Date: Wednesday, Oct. 20

Cyber Fraud at Financial Institutions

Speaker: David Nelson, Cyber Fraud and Financial Crimes Section Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC)

Date: Wednesday, Oct. 6

View Slides Computer Forensics at the Manhattan DA's Office

Speaker: Richard Brittson, Deputy Chief Investigator and Patricia O'Conner, Deputy Bureau Chief Cyber Crime and Identity Theft Bureau New York County District Attorney's Office

Date: Tuesday, Sept. 28

Criminological Theory to Account for Computer Hacking

Speaker: Tom Holt, Assistant Professor, School of Criminal Justice, Michigan State University

Date: Tuesday, Sept. 13