Event RomLux: Hacking versus Security

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Have the pleasure to invite you to a seminar on today's real threats over the Internet: “Hacking versus Security”

Programme
Where: Hotel Sofitel Kirchberg
When: Tuesday 2nd of March 2010 (6:30PM registration starts)
Entrance: Free
Reservations: Before 26th of February:
Online: http://www.firsttuesday.lu/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=344
by Mail: info@firsttuesday.lu

Save Event to Outlook Calendar: http://www.romlux.org/uploads/20100302LUHackingVSSecurity/HACKINGvsSecurity-RomluxFirstTuesdaySeminar.ics


Programme:
6.30pm Hotel Sofitel Kirchberg registration
7pm Start
Moderator Steve Glange

Introduction by S.E. Vlad Alexandrescu, Ambassador of Romania in Luxembourg (http://luxemburg.mae.ro/)

Subject: “Risks and dangers of the Hacker”
Speaker: Gabriella Rapp - CASES(http://www.cases.lu), Ministry of the Economy, Luxembourg (http://www.eco.public.lu/)
Download Presentation: http://www.romlux.org/forum/20100302RomLuxHacking_Security_GR_en.ppt

Subject: “General Attack factors of the Hacker”
- The weakest links
- Real life examples
Speaker:Steve Clement - CASES(http://www.cases.lu) and Hackers Space (https://www.hackerspace.lu/wiki/Syn2cat)

Subject: “Legal Issues related to hackers and data protection”
Speaker:Guy Modert - Head of Legal Department P&T Luxembourg (http://www.ept.lu)

Subject: Overview. Case studies.
Speaker: Alain Kleuls, Police Inspector - Police Luxembourg (http://police.lu),
Download Presentation: http://www.romlux.org/forum/20100302RomLuxHacking_Security_SPJ-NT_firsttuesday.pdf

Round Table with Speakers and Moderator Steve Glange
Discussion

End of Programme around 20h30 to 21h00

No Costs or entrance fees for this event. Drinks are payable individually.
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Razvan Radu

[admin]

Press review of the event:

PaperJam, 3 March 2010:

"The conclusion that could be drawn from First Tuesday’s latest event, “Hacking vs Security”, was simple and stark: nothing is safe in the world of Information and Communication Technologies, and the laws policing cyber criminality are not necessarily ideally constructed to counteract it. “Criminal law is national law,” says Guy Modert, Head of the Legal Department at P&T, “and while a crime in the street is local, a crime over the internet can become global. What can be done about this?”[...]"
Read the entire article on PaperJam Site: http://www.paperjam.lu/archives/2010/03/0303_NL_Hacking/index.html

[admin]

Thanks to all participants this event was an enourmous success. Here are a couple of photos: