Programme

The workshop will introduce multiple scenario injects based on real-world experience in a roundtable environment to observe the attendees' simulated actions and decisions in response. This exercise is typically delivered to a CSIRT of a company and therefore it is technically oriented. The tabletop exercise is designed to evaluate an organisation’s security operations incident response processes, tools and proficiency in responding to cyber-attacks from both strategic and technical perspective.

Instructor: FireEye Inc

Eng. Badar Ali Said Al Salehi, Chair, Organisation of Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) / Director General, Oman National CERT (OCERT)

H.E. Dr. Yusuf Bin Ahmed Al-Othaimeen Secretary General, Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)

Mr. Wajdi Alquliti, Director of IT Department Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)

Eng. Badar Ali Said Al Salehi, Chair, Organization of Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) / Director General, Oman National CERT (OCERT)

General Tan Sri Dato' Seri Panglima Mohd Azumi Mohamed (Retired), Permanent Secretariat, Organization of Islamic Cooperation – Computer Emergency Response Team (OIC-CERT) / Chairman Board of Directors, CyberSecurity Malaysia

The global risk on cyber breaches is a real growing threat, and could carry a whopping price tag resulting to a huge economic impact. Do organizations possess the required cyber resiliency to prevent breaches? Not having facts and processes to make effective decisions on cyber security matters are the main fundamental issues to be addressed. This session discusses possible scenarios that should be thought regarding economic impact of cyber breaches.

Mr. Shamsul Bahri Kamis, BruCERT

Mr. Joseph Kim, Duzon

Mr. Yazan Hammoudah, FireEye Inc.

Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) is one of the most common technological threats the world faces today. Targeted attacks by APTs are becoming more and more widespread, which exposed sensitive data at an increasing risk. As attacks on information systems become more sophisticated and severe, it is important to develop a well-defined incident response capability. This session deliberates the technical and management aspects to mitigate APTs.

Koichiro (Sparky) Komiyama, Japan Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre( JPCERT/CC)

Prof Rabiah Ahmad, Universiti Teknikal Melaka Malaysia (UTeM)

Advances in ICTs have made it possible for detailed information about people to be compiled and shared more easily and cheaply than ever. Personal information becomes more accessible and information about an individual can be revealed without consent and knowledge. Recent trends have shown that individual privacy and security are under increasing pressure due to more work time online, cyber threats on the rise and the fight for better employee privacy rights. How should this be best prioritized and balanced? The session discusses issues and challenges concerning privacy and security.

Technological threats such as cyber crimes require immediate attention and critical analysis. There is rising concern regarding escalation of cyber threats affecting various society level, especially threats to Critical National Information Infrastructure. It is imperative to develop understanding about the nature of these cyber threats. In this session, the panellists explore the trends in cyber incidents and responses in order to develop better understanding of cyber risks and to increase organizational operation resilience.

Mr. Adli Wahid, Asia-Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC)