Opening Address and Welcome

Matt Tett - Managing Director, Enex TestLab and Content Director, CSO.com.au

International keynote Kim Zetter - Award winning Global Cyber Security Journalist (WIRED) and Author of "Countdown to Zero Day".

Stuxnet and the Age of Digital Warfare

In this presentation, Kim tells the story about Stuxnet's planning, execution and discovery and why the attack was so unique and sophisticated. She'll also discuss the repercussions of the assault and how critical infrastructure is susceptible to the same kind.

International keynote William Cheswick - Computer Security: I think we can win!

By a number of important measures, the Internet is working spectacularly well. A large part of the world's economy uses it to great advantage. But there is crime and espionage as well, and the attackers are highly capable and motivated. Meanwhile, experienced security people despair. The same bugs seem to persist, the lessons of the past ignored or forgotten. This has been going on for decades.

But I am an optimist. Despite the steady drumbeat of repeated problems, we are still very early in the game, making widespread rookie mistakes. Despite the incredible progress of Moore's Law, our software isn't much better than thirty years ago.

This is going to get better over the coming decades. We have tools and techniques we haven't explored or deployed very far. We can get the upper hand - yes, it is possible to write a secure program. They are our computers, on our networks, running software we choose: we have the home-field advantage. We ought to be able to win.

Auckland Security Waves (A series of topical roundtables)

1. Cyber Security: At the Core of Leadership
2. Disrupting the Kill Chain to Prevent Attacks
3. Vulnerability disclosure - vulnerability sources and handling techniques
4. Data Centre Security a Software Defined Evolution
5. How to provide and demonstrate the value of security in a large organisation.
6. “Smokescreens and Black Holes” – learning from when things have gone wrong
7. Don’t fall into the security gap.
8. Resilient Digital Business in a World without Borders

Lunch

A panel of renowned security experts explore why DDoS attacks have become the “grim new reality” of the Internet, what’s causing the rise in attacks, and how organizations can seek to reduce their vulnerability.

Join Preston Hogue, Anu Nayar, Andy Prow and Mike Seddon - Bought to you by F5 Networks

Auckland: Peter Gutmann - University of Auckland

Crypto won't save you either

CyberInsight: Directors and cyber security engagement

Cyber security is a business problem and needs to be a part of any good governance. There is, however, some industry research as well as anecdotal evidence that suggests Board Directors and Senior Executives may not be engaging with cyber security.

presented by Dr Sally Ernst , Australian Cyber Security Networks

Closing remarks and prize draws

Followed by Book Signing & Cocktails

Grab your free book courtesy of CSO & Enex Testlab and have it signed by the author as a reminder of the days event