Agenda Day Two

Telecom Threat Intelligence Summit 2022

Following the first ever Telecom Threat Intelligence Summit in October last year, HardenStance is delighted to welcome you to TTIS 2022 on June 22nd and 23rd.

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Agenda Summary Day 2 - June 23rd

EST	CET	Company	Speaker	Talk
08.00	14.00	HardenStance	Patrick Donegan	Welcome & introduction.
08.10	14.10	ObjectS Consulting	Omer Koker	The Chief Security Officer’s Perspective.
08.30	14.30	KPN	Erno Doorenspleet	Defeating The Bad Guys Together.
08.55	14.55	Nokia	Silva Nelson	Integrating 5G Threat Intelligence Into Service Provider Security Operations.
09.20	15.20	MITRE	Muddasar Ahmed and Dr. Michaela Vanderveen	MITRE’s ‘FiGHT’ Framework for 5G.
09.40	15.40	Deutsche Telekom	Manuel Kamp	An architecture for generating and using threat intelligence.
10.05	16.05	20 minutes interval
10.25	16.25	Allot	Angel Fernandez	Leveraging Threat intelligence to Protect Home and SOHO Broadband Users.
10.50	16.50	NCSC	Peter Haigh	The view from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre.
11.10	17.10	Telus	Tim Allsopp	The Mitel MiCollab/MiVoice DDoS Vulnerability from an ISP Perspective.
11.35	17.35	HardenStance	Patrick Donegan, Cathal Mc Daid	Closing remarks and wrap up.
12.00	18.00	Close conference

05.30 AM PST | 08.30 AM EST | 14.30 PM CET

Erno Doorenspleet, CTO

Defeating The Bad Guys Together

Telecom operators are part of the critical infrastructure, enabling communications around the globe. Nowadays government, businesses and other organizations need secure communications providers with a strong understanding of cyber security risk and the threat actors they face. Since attackers tend to be one step ahead of defenders in developing their techniques, tactics and procedures, telecom organizations should be actively collaborating on threat intelligence to defend their organizations and their customers.

In this talk, Erno Doorenspleet will share best practice threat Intelligence usage within telecom operator organizations. He will discuss how internal teams can leverage threat intelligence to protect their organizations and how actively exchanging threat intelligence with other telecom operators can drive adjustments in security posture to defend against the latest threats.

05.55 AM PST | 08.55 AM EST | 14.55 PM CET

Silva Nelson, Senior Product Manager

Integrating 5G Threat Intelligence Into Service Provider Security Operations

In the 5G era, threat intelligent sources must be integrated into service providers’ cybersecurity posture to provide them with a near real-time view into nefarious activities directed against their organization. This talk will explain different options for endpoint detection and response implementation in service providers networks. It will look at how different approaches will fit in the 5G network infrastructure, enabling service providers to preempt and mitigate cyberattacks effectively.

06.20 AM PST | 09.20 AM EST | 15.20 PM CET

Dr. Michaela Vanderveen, Principal 5G Security Architect

Muddasar Ahmed, Principal Cyber Security Architect

MITRE’s ‘FiGHT’ Framework for 5G

MITRE FiGHT is a framework aimed to catalogue adversary behaviors and techniques that can lead to compromise of the data and subsystems in a 5G network. MITRE’s presenter will share the context that led to the creation of the framework, use of such frameworks in 5G risk management and secure deployments and plans for the future public releases.

07.25 AM PST | 10.25 AM EST | 16.25 PM CET

Angel Fernandez, AVP of Security Solution, Product Management

Leveraging Threat intelligence to Protect Home and SOHO Broadband Users

As critical infrastructure/ utility providers around the world place increasingly stringent focus on quality of their services to the mass market, delivering ‘clean pipes’ should be a core part of the CSP business model. This talk will discuss how threat intelligence can be generated, curated and used to protect the on-line experience of consumers and small businesses. It will also discuss the importance of CSPs sharing threat intelligence with one another so as to then differentiate in the way they integrate threat intelligence into differentiated cyber security service offerings.’

08.10 AM PST | 11.10 AM EST | 17.10 PM CET

Tim Allsopp, Senior Strategy Manager

The Mitel MiCollab/MiVoice DDoS Vulnerability from an ISP Perspective

In February 2022, a novel new DDoS vulnerability (CVE-2022-26143 – Mitel MiCollab/MiVoice) emerged with previously unheard of amplification rates. This two-part talk will explore this event from the unique perspective of a Canadian ISP. Part one will cover the vulnerability itself and how it manifests on a carrier network. Part two will provide some introspection around the challenges and benefits of sharing sensitive information, ideally to inform better decisions on what and when to share.

CET	Company	Speaker	Talk
14.00	Hardenstance	Patrick Donegan	Welcome & introduction
14.05	GSMA	David Rogers	The Role of the GSMA in Enabling Threat Intelligence Sharing.
14.25	Deutsche Telekom	Thomas Tschersich	The Chief Security Officer’s Perspective
14.50	Eclectic IQ	Tyler Oliver	Stronger Defense with Collaborative Threat Model.
15.15	Blavatnik School	Ciaran Martin	Telco Threat Intelligence Sharing: A Scorecard From The Front Line.
15.30	AdaptiveMobile, Fortinet, NETSCOUT, Ericsson	Cathal Mc Daid, Derek Manky, Roland Dobbins and Umair Bukhari	Panel Discussion: Threat Intelligence In The Telco Business Model.
16.10	20 minutes interval
16.30	Cyber Threat Alliance	Michael Daniel	Trifecta: How Telco Threat Intelligence Sharing Can Improve Security, Safety, and Privacy.
16.45	AdaptiveMobile Security	Cathal Mc Daid	What can we learn from IT Security to improve Telecommunication Security?
17.10	Telus	Les Wong	Normalizing Regional Measurements of Cyber Threat Activity.
17.35	Nokia	Kevin McNamee	Leveraging Threat Intelligence in Detection and Response.
18.00	Tag Cyber	Ed Amoroso	What Threat Intelligence Sharing Can – and Can’t – Do For Telecom Operators.
18.15	BT	Tristan Morgan	Leveraging Threat Intel Across BT’s Global Estate and for MSSP Customers.
18.35	HardenStance	Patrick Donegan	Closing remarks and wrap up
18.40	Close conference

CET	Company	Speaker	Talk
14.00	HardenStance	Patrick Donegan	Welcome & introduction.
14.10	GSMA	David Rogers	Advancing threat intelligence sharing across the mobile ecosystem.
14.30	Lumen	Kathryn Condello	From Information Sharing to Joint Collaboration: Creating new norms for ecosystem protection.
14.55	AdaptiveMobile Security, an Enea company	Cathal Mc Daid	Stronger Defense with Collaborative Threat Model.
15.20	Orange Polska	Przemek Deba	Threat Intelligence Learnings from Orange Polska.
15.45	NetScout	Roland Dobbin	Sharing The Latest DDOS Attack Intelligence.
16.10	20 minutes interval
16.30	Avast	Jaya Baloo	Threat Intelligence Usage in Telecom and other Industries.
16.50	Cyber Threat Alliance	Michael Daniel	Changing talk to action: overcoming the barriers to information sharing.
17.10	Fortinet	Derek Manky	Advanced Persistent Cybercrime: The Convergence of APT.
17.35	TBC
18.00	Close conference

Agenda Day Two

Telecom Threat Intelligence Summit 2022

Agenda Summary Day 2 - June 23rd

Agenda Day 2 - 23 June 2022

Patrick Donegan, Founder and Principal Analyst

Welcome and introduction

A. Ömer Köker, Founder

The Chief Security Officer’s Perspective

Defeating The Bad Guys Together

Integrating 5G Threat Intelligence Into Service Provider Security Operations

MITRE’s ‘FiGHT’ Framework for 5G

An architecture for generating and using threat intelligence

07.05 AM PST | 10.05 AM EST | 16.05 PM CET

20 minute interval - Day 2

Leveraging Threat intelligence to Protect Home and SOHO Broadband Users

Peter Haigh, Technical Director

The view from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre

Tim Allsopp, Senior Strategy Manager

The Mitel MiCollab/MiVoice DDoS Vulnerability from an ISP Perspective

Patrick Donegan, Founder and Principal Analyst, HardenStance

Closing remarks and wrap up

09.00 AM PST | 12.00 PM EST | 18.00 PM CET

Close conference