CYBERWARCON

Agenda

Agenda

0815-0900

REGISTRATION

0900-0905

Welcome

0905-0935

Keynote

Jen Easterly

0935-1005

Mossad Dot Com: How Iran Is Using Fake Job Sites and Movie Studios to Catch Moles

Adam Rawnsley

1005-1035

Cyber War on the Edge: A Balance of Access and Action

Gabby Roncone and John Wolfram

1035-1050

Break

1050-1120

Rising Tide Redux: Exploring Leviathan’s Supply Chain Attacks and Ties to Kinetic Naval Intervention in the South China Sea

Mike Raggi

1120-1150

Breaking the Silos and Speaking One Language: the Online Operations Kill Chain

Ben Nimmo and Eric Hutchins

1150-1220

Protonpilled: Assessing recent probable Russian intelligence hack-and-leak

Michael van Landingham, Chris Bing, and Raphael Satter

1220-1320

Lunch Provided By Recorded Future

1320-1430

LIGHTNING ROUND

China Stands Up

Dakota Cary

They are Still Berserk: Recent Activities of BROMINE

Justin Warner

Demystifying threats to satcom usage in critical infrastructure

MJ Emanuel

ZINC weaponizing open-source software

Matthew Kennedy and Tim Stober

Niezależny Dziennik Polityczny: Polish-Language IO Campaign’s Role within Russia’s Propaganda and Disinformation Ecosystem

David Mainor and Sam Riddell

Russia’s Wartime Cyber Operations in Ukraine: Military Outcomes and Drivers

Gavin Wilde and Jon Bateman

Assessing the Political Motivations Behind Ransomware Attacks

Karen Nershi

1430-1500

PRC's Use of Mobile Surveillance for Tracking the Uighur population in China and Abroad

Kristina Balaam

1500-1515

Snack Break provided by AESIR Security

1515-1545

What’s good for the goose is good for the gander: Prigozhin interests and Russian IO

Toni Gidwani and Tina Tong

1545-1615

Spamouflage Goes to the Polls: Chinese State-Aligned Narratives in the Leadup to the Midterms

Lotus Ruan and Libby Lange

1615-1645

The Phantom Menace: a tale of Chinese nation state hackers

Mark Parsons, Judy Ng, and Ben Koehl

1645-1700

closing remarks

1700-1900

Reception at highline rxr sponsored by Vertex and Krebs stamos group