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17-11-2017 1 Ulrich Seldeslachts , Brussels, Nov 15th 2017 Source : https://www.hackread.com/mirai-botnet-linked-to-dyn-dns-ddos-attacks/ Understand the Dimensions of Organised Crime and Terrorist Networks for Developing Effective and Efficient Security Solutions for First-Line-Practitioners and Professionals Darknets, Deepweb and Cryptocurrencies in relation to Organized Crime Anonymous Down The Deep Dark Web Source: Anonymous Down The Deep Dark Web © Leaders in Security – LSEC – CIMA, 2017, Public – Closed User Group Distribution, p 2
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Ulrich Seldeslachts ,
Brussels, Nov 15th 2017
Source : https://www.hackread.com/mirai-botnet-linked-to-dyn-dns-ddos-attacks/
Understand the Dimensions of Organised Crime and Terrorist Networks for Developing Effective and Efficient Security Solutions for First-Line-Practitioners and Professionals
Darknets, Deepweb and Cryptocurrencies in relation to Organized Crime
Anonymous Down The Deep Dark Web
Source: Anonymous Down The Deep Dark Web © Leaders in Security – LSEC – CIMA, 2017, Public – Closed User Group Distribution, p 2
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Cost of Cybercrime vs Cybersecurity
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• Cybercrime costs the global economy $450 billion (Hiscox Insurance, 02/2017)
• Cost to the global economy of cybercrime has been estimated at $445 billion a year (World Economic Forum, 02/2017)
• Cybersecurity Economic Trade (Sales) amounted to €650 billion in 2016
• Biggest Spent is Situational Awareness and Intrusion Detection
• Only just over 500 mio € was spent on training and education
Source: LSEC, 2017
Situational Awareness
21%
Infrastructure18%
Application Security
16%
System Recovery & Data Cleansing
15%
Business Continuity
7%
Identity & Access6%
Anti Malware6%
Cyber Security
Insurance3%
Mobile2%
Encryption2%
Cyber Consultancy
2%Outsourced/Man
aged Services2%
Training & Education
0%
Deepweb – Darknet in Cybercrime
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• What : • World Wide Web content that is not part of the Surface Web
and is indexed by search engines.• Most content that is not readily accessible using standard
means (i.e. search engines ).• For example, web pages regarding private user accounts are in
the deep web (Private Info). • The Deep Web is the majority of online content, estimated to be
400-550 times larger than the surface web. • Darkweb – Darknet :
• Access via specific tools & technologies (TOR, specific links)Source: IAC, 2017
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LSEC – European Cyber Security CatalystEuropean Network of Security Professionals, Research and Industry
LSEC is an international IT - & Information Security cluster, a not for profit organization that promotes Information Security and the expertise in Europe. Founded by the University of Leuven, supported by European and Flemish Communities and leading a PAN European Private partnership that interacts with Public Institutions, LSEC connects security experts, research institutes and universities, government agencies, end users, funding bodies and technical experts and is a catalyst in cyber security innovations. LSEC activities aim to raise cyber security awareness, support innovation and improve the competitiveness of the IT- Security market.
Unite stakeholders, stimulate collaboration, enable high tech entrepreneurship
LSEC provides an international platform that unites security stakeholders, stimulates collaboration and enables high tech entrepreneurship. This will help researchers understand industry needs, help Industry access the IT security research that they need, and help ensure that fundamental research is translated to sustainable solutions.
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LSEC – European Cyber Security Catalyst
Bring together the IT Security Expertise in Europe
With a broad membership base of over 265+ security specialized organizations, and more than 8.000 individual Information security professionals, LSEC accesses over 25.000 security stakeholders on a regular basis. With operations in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and the UK, LSEC leads a PAN European Partnership with other security clusters that interacts with private partners, policy makers and public administration.
Strategic partners LSEC has a strategic partnership with other European Cyber Security Clusters and Industry Associations. We’ve teamed up with ISSE, EEMA and The European Trust Foundation, because of joint interests and experience sharing, providing a channel for collaboration and joint developments.
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LSEC Activities :
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1. By Members for Members : Experience Sharing - Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, Education, Training
LSEC Activities :
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2. For Members : Cyber Security Intelligence Sharing Platform, Certification & Cybersecurity StimulationCyber Security
Products & Services Vendors
Professional End Users
Security Operations
Centers
Cyber Security
Intelligence Teams
Information Security
Management (Team & System)
Information Sharing and
Analysis Centre (ISAC)
Cyber Security Advisory
Private & Public
Incident Response (CERTs )
Cyber Security Forensic Teams &
Tools
(Internet) Service
Providers
End Users Devices
Device Manufacturer
es
(Law Enforcement & National Security)
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LSEC Activities :
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3. Industrial Collaborations
LSEC European Market Platform
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https://globalepic.org
PARTNERSHIP MEMBERS
Global vs European Spent in Cybersecurity
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Global Distribution of Cybersecurity Spending 2016
European Cybersecurity Spending in 2016
European Cybersecurity Spending in 2016
European Cybersecurity Contribution
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OpenDataMonitor
Horizon 2020
Research and Innovation Action
FCT-16-2015
Investigating the role of social, psychological and
economic aspects of the processes that lead to
organized crime (including cyber related offenses),
and terrorist networks and their impact on social
cohesion
Project number: 700688
TAKEDOWNUnderstand the Dimensions of Organised Crime and Terrorist Networks for Developing
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Panel
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• Ulrich Seldeslachts, LSEC, Belgium
• Ralf Benzmüller, Head of Securitylabs, G DATA
Software AG, Germany
• Remco Verhoef, Founder, DutchSec, The
Netherlands
• David Wall, Professor of Criminology, Centre for
Criminal Justice, University of Leeds, UK
• Matteo Bonfanti, Senior Research, Centre for
Security Studies, ETH Switzerland
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NOT THE END
More information, slides and follow-up
www.lsec.euwww.3if.be - .eu
Q or CUlrich Seldeslachts
+32 475 71 3602
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