CYBER 2.

0
Preparing for the next level
...with Scale, Speed & Skill
9th - 10th October 2014 – New Delhi

Sixth Annual Summit on Cyber & Network Security

THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA

Cyber 2.0: Preparing for the next level
The lack of a national-level doctrine has
created an environment where we are
entirely reactive in our cyber posture.
Indeed, battlefield transcends physical
borders and boundaries. The power of a
nation-state is not required to inflict
widespread damage to critical
infrastructure systems; a single malicious
actor can wreak havoc. The starkest
difference, however, is that today both the
private sector and individual citizens have
unprecedented access to a myriad of
infrastructure systems that can provide
entry into sensitive systems – yet they are
largely unaware of, and unaccountable for,
their responsibilities in defending them.
As cyber networks rapidly transition from
a mere utility to the undercurrent of our
entire societal infrastructure, this reliance
becomes a vulnerability. The modern
Cyber Era demands a national-level
doctrine that can be adopted by
government agencies, armed forces,
private sector organizations and
individual citizens alike to establish a
collective sense of purpose for our Cyber
Security.
The ASSOCHAM along with Council of
Europe, Strasbourg, France is providing a
forum to bring industry leaders,
policymakers and academia together
with the scientists and practitioners that
intimately understand cyber technology
to collaborate and begin a debate about
the complex issues.
The time has come when we should
consider not only the military impact
of the new cyber world, but also
what role cyber defense will hold in
shaping the future of our country's
economy, education, foreign affairs
policies and critical infrastructure
initiatives. Only then can our
Government, industry, and private
citizens align under common goal to
shape a safe and prosperous future
with scale, speed and skill.

Who should Attend

• Central Government Officials • IT Security Professionals • Hospitals
• State Government Officials • System Administrators • Airports
• Police & Paramilitary Departments • Database Administrators • Petroleum and Natural Gas Companies
• Enforcement & Investigating • Data Privacy Specialists • Power Generation and Distribution
Agencies • Application Support Personnel Companies
• Banks and Financial Institutions • Human Resources Professionals • CTOs
• Legal Experts • Operational Technology Auditors • CIOs
• IT Software Companies • Compliance Officers • CSOs
• IT Hardware Companies • Corporate Security Professionals • IT Managers
• BPO/ ITes • Civil Activist • Cyber Security Researchers
• Telecom and Allied Companies • Municipal Corporation • PSUs
• Cyber Security Companies • Utility Companies • Scientists
• Consultants & Experts • NDMA • CXOs
• Institutes • Railways • CISOs

Why to attend
• An insight into the IT incidents
• How nations’ premier agencies are improving their cyber security
• Your questions to the best cyber security experts
• Out how secure you are and what level and form of attack could come in to you
• Your level of security and readiness for penetration
• Your security strategy with critical business and corporate goals
• The latest updates on state of art in digital threats in cyber underground
• The full potential of cyber security
• How information awareness can minimize your risk
– Stay current on cyber security threats, vulnerabilities and exploits
– Cost effective security training and peer networking
– Catch up on industry developments and check out vendor displays
– Find help for information security issues

Delegate Registration Fees

International Delegates $ 200/- for both days

Indian Delegates Rs. 5,000/- per day

Students Rs. 5,000/- per day

Delegate Fee Includes Coffee & Lunch, Copy of Background Paper/

Copy of Workshop Study Material, Summit Kit
ASSOCHAM India's Apex Chamber for Commerce & Industry was set up in 1920. Today the Chamber is proud to
have more than 450,000 Companies as it's esteemed Member which includes many of the global technology
companies.
ASSOCHAM is privileged to be a Member of the “Cyber Regulation Advisory Committee” set up by
Ministry of Communications and IT, and the Joint Working Group (JWG) on Cyber Security set up by
the National Security Council Secretariat, Government of India.
WORKSHOP: Technology and Hacking - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
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9 October, 2014
TECHNICAL SESSION-I: The Digital Human. How
technology is going to change everything around you.
SMAC, the Internet of Things and it's digital revolution.
The workshop will begin with the subject of how the cyber space
is changing everyday and the opportunities that arise out of such
dynamism. Some case studies around how enterprises are
using such times to their advantage from being digitally
disrupted with their legacy systems to being a digital disruptor.
Summit
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Issues:
on 10 October, 2014
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Developing Cyber Security Standards
• Sharing of best practices and guidelines.
• Incident response mechanism.
• Proactive threat & vulnerability management.
• Improving and strengthening cooperation and
coordination amongst States.
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Improving Public-Private Information
Sharing and Information Security
• Amend communication laws to clearly
authorize communication companies to
monitor and intercept malicious Internet
communications.
• Effective sharing of actionable information
among the public and private sectors on cyber
threats, vulnerabilities, and incidents.
• More actionable and real-time information
sharing amongst various agencies.
• Evaluate and mature the public-private
partnerships.
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Ensuring Privacy & Civil Liberty Protection
• Compliance driven focus.
• Adaptation of Cyber Security Policy.
• Promote and incentivize the adoption of cyber
security practices.
• Increase the volume, timeliness, and quality of
cyber threat information sharing.
• Explore the use of existing regulation to
promote cyber security.
• Protect privacy and civil liberties for information
shared with the government.
TECHNICAL SESSION-II: Live demonstrations of some
hacks in context to your personal and professional security
on the cyber space and how they become more
sophisticated every day coupled with case studies and best
practices being followed globally for defending against
such attacks - both from government and enterprise point
of view.
Around the digital opportunity, the workshop will then focus on
the challenges faced by a large number of corporates and how
hackers are using the digital evolution to their advantage. A
small portion of how hacking have evolved in the last decade
and what it's future looks like, in such exciting times.
What They Say...
“As President, I’ll make cyber security the top priority that it should
be in the 21st century. I’ll declare our cyber-infrastructure a strategic
asset, and appoint a National Cyber Advisor who will report directly
to me. We’ll coordinate efforts across the federal government,
implement a truly national cyber-security policy, and tighten
standards to secure information – from the networks that power the
federal government, to the networks that you use in your personal
lives.”
Mr. Barack Obama
President, USA
“…While cyber space is a source of great opportunity, cyber
security has become a major concern. BRICS countries, should
take the lead in preserving Cyber Space, as a global common
good. I am happy we are cooperating on this through our
National Security Advisors.”
Mr. Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
"The threat in terms of cybersecurity comes from all sorts of different
places and organisations – a lot of it is criminal. What the British
have done is bring together a strategy to help protect key industries,
key infrastructure, key capabilities in terms of cybersecurity and that
is work we want to share with others."
Mr. David Cameron
Prime Minister, United Kingdom
"During the years 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 (till May), a total
number of 21,699, 27,605, 28,481 and 9,174 Indian websites were
hacked by various hacker groups spread worldwide".
Mr. Ravi Shankar Prasad
Minister for Communications & IT and
Minister for Law & Justice, Government of India
“There is a lot of use of terms such as 'cyber attack' and 'cyber-
warfare', but I think the stress should rather be on safety for general
and business users of the internet. Whilst security has a role to play,
some of the safety measures also require the co-operation and
understanding of users.”
Mr. Vinton G. Cerf
“Father of Internet”
• http://www.politicususa.com/2008/07/16/obama-cyber-security.html
• http://www.narendramodi.in/cm-narendra-modi-advocates-development-on-3-s-%E2%80%93-scale-speed-and-skill-to-realizeindia%
E2%80%99s-century-2/
• http://www.narendramodi.in/prime-minister-shri-narendra-modis-statement-in-6th-brics-summit-on-the-agenda-
politicalcoordination-international-governance-regional-crisis/
• http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2013/feb/19/david-cameron-relationship-india
• http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-07 -25/news/52026501_1_extensive-electronic-surveillance-programmes-cyber-
ravi-shankar-prasad
• http://web-interviews.com/vinton-cerf-speaks-out-on-cyber-security-and-crime/
Partnership Details
Category Amount Benefits
Presenting Partner (Exclusive Category) Rs. 7,00,000/-

Platinum Partner Rs. 5,00,000/-

Official Host (Both Day) Rs. 4,00,000/-

As mentioned Below
Gold Partner Rs. 4,00,000/-

Kit Partner Rs. 3,00,000/-

Silver Partner Rs. 2,00,000/-

Lanyard Partner Rs. 1,00,000/- Logo on Lanyard

THE BENEFITS:
Presenting Partner (Rs. 7,00,000/-)
1) Exclusive Category
2) Assured Speaker slot – 2 (One in Inaugural Session)
3) Summit will be termed as <Your Company> presents 6th
Annual Summit on Cyber & Network Security
4) Partners name and logo would be prominently displayed
at the main Backdrop/ side panels at the Summit venue
5) Partners literature would form part of the material to be
distributed among the Industry Participants,
Government Officials, and Press at the Summit
6) Complimentary Delegate Passes to attend the
Summit – 10
7) Standees at Venue – 6
8) Online Promotion of Partner’s name/ logo through
e-mailers to Industry and ASSOCHAM Database/
Members
9) Exhibition Stall – 2
10) Logo on Summit webpage.
11) Corporate Video will be played during lunch and Tea
breaks
Platinum Partner (Rs. 5,00,000/-)
1) Assured Speaker slot – 2
2) Partners name and logo would be prominently displayed
at the main Backdrop/ side panels at the Summit venue
3) Partners literature would form part of the material to be
distributed among the Industry Participants,
Government Officials, and Press at the Summit
4) Complimentary Delegate Passes to attend the
Summit – 8
5) Standees at Venue – 6
6) Online Promotion of Partner’s name/ logo through e-
mailers to Industry and ASSOCHAM Database/ Members
7) Exhibition Stall – 2
8) Logo on Summit webpage
9) Corporate Video will be played during lunch and Tea
breaks
Official Host (Rs. 4,00,000/-)
1) Exclusive Category
2) Assured Speaker slot – 2 ( 1 each on both day)
3) Partners name and logo would be prominently displayed
at the main Backdrop/ side panels at the Summit venue
4) Partners literature would form part of the material to be
distributed among the Industry Participants,
Government Officials, and Press at the Summit
5) Complimentary Delegate Passes to attend the
Summit – 4
6) Standees at Venue – 2
7) Online Promotion of Partner’s name/ logo through e-
mailers to Industry and ASSOCHAM Database/ Members
8) Exhibition Stall – 1
9) Logo on Summit webpage
10) Corporate Video will be played during lunch break
Gold Partners (Rs. 4,00,000/-)
1) Assured Speaker slot – 1
2) Partners name and logo would be prominently displayed
at the main Backdrop/ side panels at the Summit venue
3) Partners literature would form part of the material to be
distributed among the Industry Participants,
Government Officials, and Press at the Summit
4) Complimentary Delegate Passes to attend the
Summit – 4
5) Standees at Venue – 2
6) Online Promotion of Partner’s name/ logo through e-
mailers to Industry and ASSOCHAM Database/ Members
7) Exhibition Stall – 1
8) Logo on Summit webpage
9) Corporate Video will be played during lunch break
Kit Partner (Rs. 3,00,000/-)
1) Exclusive Logo on Summit Kit
2) Assured Speaker slot – 1
3) Partners name and logo would be displayed at the side
panels at the Summit venue
4) Partners literature would form part of the material to be
distributed among the Industry Participants,
Government Officials, and Press at the from
Registration Desk
5) Complimentary Delegate Passes to attend the
Summit – 2
6) Standees at Venue – 2
7) Online Promotion of Partner’s name through e-mailers
to Industry and ASSOCHAM Database/ Members
8) Logo on Summit webpage
Silver Partners (Rs. 2,00,000/-)
1) Assured Speaker slot – 1
2) Partners name and logo would be prominently displayed
at the main Backdrop/ side panels at the Summit venue
3) Partners literature would form part of the material to be
distributed among the Industry Participants,
Government Officials, and Press at the Summit from
Registration Desk
4) Complimentary Delegate Passes to attend the
Summit – 2
5) Standees at Venue – 2
6) Online Promotion of Partner’s name/ logo through
e-mailers to Industry and ASSOCHAM Database/
Members
7) Logo on Summit webpage

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