Workshop overview:
With an emphasis on the threats to oil & gas infrastructures, this workshop aims to provide participants with an opportunity to both learn more about the Chinese Warfare Strategy from case studies while also delivering a series of tactical and strategic cyber network attack (CNA) mitigation short & long term matrices for application and use after the conference. Chinese Warfare computer network exploits (CNE) will be reviewed across the entire technical taxonomy and analyzed using a variety of CNA & CNE threat vector methodologies. This unique workshop will examine the Chinese Cyber Threat from fundamentals of Communist Policy regarding Information Warfare through the broad range of military, civilian and commercially supported cyber attack vectors.
Attending this workshop will arm attendees with a unique insight into the strategies, threats and risks to the oil and gas industry from national cyber security threats.
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About your workshop leader:
Lieutenant Colonel Hagestad has a Master’s of Science in Security Technologies from the College of Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota conferred in 2011. He also has a Bachelor of Arts in Mandarin Chinese, with minor emphasis in Classical Chinese and Modern Japanese while also holding a second Master’s of Science in the Management Of Technology from the Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota.
William is an internationally recognized subject matter expert on the Chinese People's Liberation Army & Government Information Warfare. He advises international intelligence organizations, military flag officers, and multi-national commercial enterprises with regard to their internal IT security governance and external security policies. The linguistic, historical, cultural, economic and military aspects of the Chinese Cyber Warfare are his forte. When national cyber security or protection of intellectual property is in question from Chinese Cyber Threats, William is consulted.
Lieutenant Colonel Hagestad military experience spans over 27 years; enlisting in the United States Marine Corps in 1981 and having served in numerous command posts; in 2002 - 2003 Lieutenant Colonel Hagestad was the Anti-Terrorism Officer for Marine Central Command during the initial build-up and subsequent operations in Iraq; and in 2006-2007 Lieutenant Colonel Hagestad served with II Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) and the US Army's 1st Armoured Division in Ramadi, Al-Anbar Province Iraq. Currently he is an advisory position as an Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Officer. His personal decorations in the Navy include the Achievement Medal with Gold Star, the Navy Commendation Medal, the Operation Iraqi Freedom Medal with single campaign star, the Global War on Terrorism Medal and the Selected Marine Corps Reserve Medal with 4 stars. Currently he speaks both domestically and internationally on the Chinese Cyber Threat.
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Who should attend:
· Information Assurance Experts
· Information Technology Experts
· Cyber Security Coordinators
· CISO's
· CIO's
· Security Researchers
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Workshop agenda
Chairman's Opening Remarks Fundamental statistics of the Chinese Cyber Threat to the Oil & Gas Industry Chinese Government Cyber Initiatives Breakout Session 1: Understanding the key motivators for Government Sponsored Cyber Warfare People's Liberation Army (PLA) Information Warfare (IW) Breakout session 2: Reviewing the entire composite structure, organisation and methodologies of PLA IW Commercial Enterprises as a Cyber Threat Vector Breakout Session 3: Detailed examination of commercially sponsored cyber attacks, their relevance, meaning and associated with both government and military inculated cyber attacks Nationalistic Threads of Hackers Conclusions and Recommendations Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
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