Cyber Warfare 2011

CYBER WARFARE 2011: EUROPE’S LEADING CYBER WARFARE CONFERENCE

STUXNET marks the moment when Cyber Warfare became a reality - an attack originating in cyberspace targeting a part of a nation’s critical national infrastructure.

The complexity of STUXNET suggests that a nation state was heavily involved in its development. If this is the case, there are clearly massive implications for how future wars will be fought, with conflict set to be characterised by a dual campaign in cyberspace and the physical realm.

With over 160 attendees from 18 nations last year, DefenceIQ’s Cyber Warfare is the leading European conference for information on the cyber capabilities of your allies and adversaries, while helping you to develop your own. Specifically, it will allow you to understand the current threat landscape, learn key strategies for improving your cyber defence and gain an insight into how the world’s leading militaries are developing their cyber attack capabilities and the art of war for cyberspace.

Building on the success of last year’s event, Cyber Warfare 2011 will give you:

• Key insights into what the US Military view as relevant cyber targets, how cyber attacks will contribute to a Combined Force Commander’s operations and how to engage in proactive cyber defence – finding, fixing and finishing a cyber threat
• Understand the UK’s response to the cyber threat from the UK Office of Cyber Security and GCHQ with a particular focus on their four principles of cyber power and how to ensure greater cyber resilience by working closely with the private sector
• International case studies showing how leading militaries are developing their cyber capabilities from the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany and Belgium