eCrimeEU 2019 will look into the challenges facing cybersecurity, the continuous and predictable cyberthreats, and incident responses at all scales. With eCrimeEU 2019 we will review the development of response paradigms and resources for counter-cybercrime managers and forensic professionals in the private and public sectors – always with an eye to point out opportunities build bridges of cooperation between them.
Presenters will review case studies of national and regional economies under attack and examples of successful trans-national forensic cooperation, while considering models for cooperation against eCrime and examining resources for cybercrime response and forensic enterprises.
This program will be held on October 1st- 3d in Barcelona, Spain.
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Venue information for the EU Symposium on Electronic Crime Research 2019 is available HERE.
Session/Talk submission: July 29th, 2019
Author notification: August 2nd, 2019
Conference: October 1-3, 2019
Agustí Solanas APWG.eu |
Brad Wardman PayPal |
Jordi Aguilà CaixaBank |
Daria Catalui RO Presidency, Council of the EU |
Matteo Lucchetti Council of Europe |
Foy Shiver APWG |
Dave Piscatello APWG.org |
Marc Rivero McAfee |
Peter Cassidy APWG.org |
Constantinos Patsakis University of Piraeus |
Manel Medina UPC |
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Submissions should include author names, affiliations and acknowledgments (if any). They should not exceed 2 letter-sized pages and should be written at an introductory and technical level. Each should begin with a title, abstract, and may optionally include introduction or session slides.
Click HERE to submit your paper.
For enquiries on the event, please contact us via email at: ecrime2019@apwg.eu
Early registration
CALL 2020 & EU Initiatives in Cybersecurity Research
Marina Martinez CDTI (Spanish Office for Science and Technology)
4NSEEK Project «Forensic Against Sexual Exploitation of Children»
The Rise of the Bad Bots and Automated Threats
H2020 Simargl Project
Jart Armin (CyberDefCon.com)
Coffee break
APWG.eu’s Ongoing EU Projects
Zoriana Dmytryshyna & Pablo López-Aguilar (APWG.eu)
PANEL: FATF Travel Rule and its Impact on Cryptocurrency Crime
Roger Olivet (Bank Sabadell) and Joaquim Matinero (Roca Junyent)
MODERATOR: Jordi Kohn (CaixaBank)
Meeting of the APWG.eu Scientific Committee
Coordinated by Agustí Solanas (APWG.eu)
eCrime.EU 2019 Ice-Breaker Reception at CaixaForum
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Welcome addresses
Alberto Rosa (CaixaBank)
Keynote: Cybercrime Trends and the Investigative Challenges for Criminal Justice Authorities
Keynote: Matteo Lucchetti (Council of Europe)
Current Phishing fraud in the area of PSD2 implementation
Andreas Schaupp (Bawag Group)
Coffee break
Statistics of attacks within LACNIC region
Graciela Martínez (Warning, Advice and Reporting Point – LACNIC)
Enhancing Public-Private Partnership To Combat Cybercrime in Japan
Takao Kenichi (National Police Agency Japan)
Artemis: Understanding & Fighting BEC at Scale
Crane Hassold (Agari)
Lunch
Using SNA to Identify Social Profiles and Botnets that Manipulate Public Opinion
Julio Gómez Ortega (Telefónica)
Igor García-Tapia Yturriaga (Telefónica)
50 Shades of Phishing
Matěj Krčma & Alexej Savčin (Avast)
Unmasking Cybercriminals Using Identity Intelligence & Attribution
Alberto Casares (4iQ)
Coffee break
Cyber Security in Health Services
Carlos Cilleruelo Rodríguez
& Javier Junquera Sánchez (Universidad de Alcalá)
Dealing with social engineering: lessons learned from a SOC
perspective
Laia G. Padro and Tommaso Pegoraro (Ackcent)
Financial Institutions and the New Paradigm of Cybersecurity
Alejandro Fernández-Cernuda (Global Cyber Alliance)
Network Dinner at Marina Bay
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Opening Remarks
Zoriana Dmytryshyna (APWG.eu)
Cryptocurrency Crimes 2019
Dave Jevans (APWG)
Determinants of fraud victimisation impact and reporting in the digital era
Steven Kemp (Universitat de Girona)
Coffee break
Deep Learning Techniques for Credit Card
Fraud Detection Optimization
San Miguel Carrasco Rafael (Minsait)
An Analysis of the Scale of the «Game Hack» Scam
Guy Jourdan (University of Ottawa)
Early detection of potentially malicious domain registrations and abuse in .eu top level domain
Jordi Iparraguirre (EURid – .eu Top Level Domain Registry)
Phishing on the Streets of Barcelona – A Cautionary Tale
Dave Jevans (APWG)
Lunch
Expanding the scope of blocklisting to improve risk-based threat mitigation
Dave Piscitello (Interisle Group LLC)
Training for Gold – Why Continuous, Long-Term Training is The Only Way to Build CyberSecurity Champions
Mike Polatsek (CybeReady)
Cybersecurity Professional Workfore Development Framework
Paresh Rathod (Laurea University of Applied Sciences)
Closing Remarks