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ISS World Americas is the world's largestgathering of North American, Caribbean andLatin American Law Enforcement,Intelligence and Homeland Security Analystsand Telecom Operators responsible for lawfulinterception, electronic investigations andnetwork Intelligence gathering.

ISS World Programs present themethodologies and tools to bridge thechasms from lawful intercept data gatheringto information creation to investigatorknowledge to actionable intelligence.

ISS World AmericasProgram

Conference Track 1

ISS for Telecom Operator LawfulInterception

Conference Track 2

ISS for Criminal Investigation

Conference Track 3

ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillanceand Intercept

Conference Track 4

DPI for Lawful Interception, NetworkSecurity and Traffic Management

Conference Track 5

ISS for Intelligence Gathering andAnalysis

Conference Track 6

Naked Intelligence: Special OSINTSessions

Conference Track 7

LEA and Intelligence Analyst Trainingand Product Demonstrations

Conference Track 8

Spanish Language ISS Training Track

Pre-Conference Seminars andTutorials (October 11, 2010)

ISS World Americas Exhibits:Tuesday, October 12: 10:30 AM - 6:00PMWednesday, October 13: 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Monday, October 11, 20108:45-9:00 a.m.

Welcoming RemarksTatiana Lucas, ISS World Program Director,

TeleStrategies

ISS World Keynote Addresses

9:00-9:30 a.m.

Top Ten Internet Challenges FacingLaw Enforcement and theIntelligence Community Dr. Jerry Lucas, President, TeleStrategies

9:30-10:00 a.m.

Gathering OSINT Challenges FacingLaw Enforcement, Private SectorInvestigators and the IntelligenceCommunity Jed Grant, Founding Partner, Sandstone

10:00-10:30 a.m.

Emerging Technologies: Risks andOpportunitiesCharles Cohen, Cohen Training and

Consulting, LCC. Charles also holds theposition of Commander, SpecialInvestigation and Criminal Intelligence,Indiana State Police

Track 1

ISS for Lawful InterceptionThis track is for Telecom Operators and LawEnforcement/Intelligence/Defense Analysts whoare responsible for specifying or developinglawful intercept network infrastructure.

Tuesday, October 12, 201011:30-12:30

LI for New IP Services “BestPractices” Guru PanelRudolf Winschuh, Business Development,

Utimaco LIMS Dr. Glen Myers, CEO, IP FabricsJerome Tollet, CTO, QosmosDr. Cemal Dikmen, CTO, SS8Jeff Zindel, Vice President of Marketing,

GlimmerglassYuval Altman, Director of Product

Management, Verint Systems

2:00-2:30

Target Identities in NetworkCommunications – Hard to Obtain (orRather Easy)?Rudolf Winschuh, Business Development,

Utimaco LIMS

2:30-3:00

Challenges of Webmail Interceptionand AnalysisVineet Sachdev (Senior Director, Sales

Engineering, SS8

3:30-4:00

Intercepting Voice and other Trafficfrom Instant-Messaging and Social-Networking ServicesGlen Myers, CEO, IP Fabrics

4:00-4:30

Regulatory Challenges in Copingwith Broadband Internet InterceptionItzik Vager, Vice President Product Mediation

and Partners, Verint Systems

4:30-5:00

Interception Solutions IntegratedToday and Scalable for TomorrowAlan Dubberley, VP, AQSACOM

Wednesday, October 13, 20108:30-9:00

Multi-Dimensional IntelligenceProductionNICE Systems

9:00-9:30

Identifying the needle in the10/40/100G haystack.Network Monitoring in today and tomorrow’sdata center.NetOptics

10:00-10:30

Cost Effective, Flexible NetworkInterception and MonitoringSolutions Jeff Zindel, Vice President of Marketing,

Glimmerglass

10:30-11:00

Managing Virtual Identities across IPNetworksGilles d’Aramon, VP Americas, Qosmos

1:30-2:00

New Approach for IP InvestigationNICE Systems

Track 2:

ISS for Criminal InvestigationsThis track is for Law Enforcement, Intelligenceand Cyber Security Analysts who haveinvestigation responsibilities associated withtelecommunications networks.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

11:30-12:30

Visual Analytics for Financial CrimesChristopher Westphal, CEO, Visual Analytics


Intelligence Support Systems for Lawful Interception, Criminal Investigations and Intelligence Gathering

2:00-2:30

Leveraging IP Metadata to optimizeMonitoring Center Performance Jerome Tollet, CTO, Qosmos

2:30-3:00

Efficient criminal investigation andidentification Using the new ASIS forLawful InterceptionEmilio Martinez, Agnitio


Precise Speaker identification forForensic Labs Antonio Moreno, Agnitio

10:00-10:30

The Distinct Roles and Values of anEnd-to-End IP Intercept SolutionDerek Granath, VP, Product Line Management,

SS8

10:30-11:00

Meshed Networks, MeshedCommunications, Messed LawfulInterception…Dirk Schrader, Director Sales, Utimaco LIMS

11:30-12:00

Meeting the Changing Dynamics,Challenges and Threats in the CyberWorld Chuck Meyo, Vice President, Federal

Government Team, Narus

12:00-12:30

Outlining and Addressing IT IntrusionChallenges in 2010-FinFisher: theULTIMATE IT Intrusion PortfolioMJM, Gamma Group

1:30-2:00

Tracking the Money Trail in Criminaland Terrorist InvestigationsShaked Levy, Director of Product


2:45-3:15

Communication Pattern Analysis:Innovative Intelligence ExtractionNICE Systems

3:15-3:45

Contextual Investigation in IP WorldNICE Systems

Track 3:

ISS for Mobile Location, Surveillanceand InterceptThis track is for Law Enforcement, InteriorSecurity and the Intelligence Community whohave to work with cellular and mobile satelliteoperators to locate targets and interceptcommunications.

Tuesday, October 12, 20102:00-3:00

Best Location, Surveillance andIntercept Best Practice “Guru Panels”Steve O’Neill, VP, TruePositionBhavin Shah, Director of Marketing and

Business Development, Polaris WirelessGreg Kopchinski, Director, Product

Management, Bivio NetworksYochai Corem, Product Manager,

Verint SystemsDavid Vincenzetti, Hacking Team

3:30-4:00

From ‘Where’ to ‘Wwho and What’Using Polaris WLS to Determine Whothe Targets are and What They areDoingBhavin Shah, Director of Marketing and

Business Development, Polaris Wireless

4:00-4:30

Overview of Location Technology forMission Critical ApplicationSteve O’Neill, VP, TruePosition

4:30-5:00

Effective Location-Aware DataCapture & Analysis for a MobileWorld”Greg Kopchinski, Director, Product

Management, Bivio Networks


Leveraging Mobile Events to Identifyand Locate Criminal ActivityBrian Varano, TruePosition

10:30-11:00

Turning Location Data intoMeaningful IntelligenceNICE Systems

11:30-12:00

New Generation IP based TacticalDevicesPaolo Mandelli, Sales International Director,

AREA

Track 4:

DPI and Intelligent Probes for LawfulInterception, Network Security AndTraffic ManagementThis track is for telecom operators, lawenforcement, intelligence analysts or justabout anyone who has to understand DeepPacket Inspection (DPI) technologies, productavailability, applications and legal issues facingtelecom operators who deploy DPIinfrastructure

Tuesday, October 12, 20103:30-4:30

Best DPI Deployment Practices for LI,Network Security and TrafficManagement Guru PanelKevin Graves, CTO, IP FabricsMike Coward, Chief Technology Officer & Co-

Founder, Continuous ComputingJoel Ebrahimi, Solutions Engineer,

Bivio NetworksAubrey Merchant-Dest, Consulting Engineer,

QosmosChuck Meyo, Vice President, Federal

Government Team, Narus


Cyber Defense in Depth: Using DPI &Network Intelligence to Build aSecond Line of DefenseAubrey Merchant-Dest, Consulting Engineer,

Qosmos

9:00-9:30

DPI at 100G: System Architecturesand Tips for Coping with the DataFloodMike Coward, Chief Technology Officer & Co-

Founder, Continuous Computing

10:00-10:30

Intelligent Monitoring ofCommunications Applications Hostedon the ‘Outside’ Kevin Graves, CTO, IP Fabrics

Special Data Retention Sessions

3:30-4:00

Metadata Extraction andRetention for IP ApplicationsCemal Dikmen, CTO, SS8

4:00-4:30

Dynamic Data RetentionSystems Dr. Elan Amir, President & CEO,

Bivio Network

4:30-5:00

Target & Mass detection in aRetained EnvironmentNICE Systems

ISSWorld®Americas

10:30-11:00

DPI and Intelligent Probes for LawfulInterception, Network Security andTraffic EnforcementJoel Ebrahimi, Solutions Engineer,

Bivio Networks

11:30-12:00

DPI and Network Security Platforms:Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS)versus Custom PlatformsMike Coward, Chief Technology Officer & Co-

Founder, Continuous Computing

Track 5:

ISS for Intelligence Gathering andAnalysisISS for Intelligence Gathering and Analysis.This track is for intelligence analysts who mustgather on-line intelligence by deploying visualanalytics, data mining and OSINT programs.

Tuesday, October 12, 201011:30-12:00

A Stealth, Spyware-Based System forAttacking, Infecting and MonitoringComputers and SmartphonesDavid Vincenzetti, Partner, Hacking Team

12:00-12:30

OSINT as a Meaningful Sourcealongside other COMIT SourcesNICE Systems

2:00-2:30

IP Traceback and OSINT for NetworkSecurityVictor Oppleman, President, Packet Forensics

2:30-3:00

The Next Evolutionary Step of theInternet Lior Amsterdamski, Product Manager,

Verint Systems

3:30-4:00

Gathering Open Source IntelligenceAnonymouslyLance Cottrell, Chief Scientist, Abraxas

4:00-4:30

Biometric Speaker Spotting enablesnew horizons for Mass VoiceInterception Philippe Vinci, AGNITIO

4:30-5:00

The Identity Management in the LI:the Key to Identify the New EraTargetsPietro Felici, Sales Engineer, AREA


Revolutionary and Easy Access toSort and Browse among MultiSource Intelligence Content: CortexTouchFrancois-Xavier Pons, Ercom

10:30-11:00 AM

Enabling Large-scale Graph Analytics:The Cray Extreme Multi-Threading(XMT) TechnologyDave Strenski, Senior Software Engineer, Cray

1:30-2:00

OSINT Source Validation: The ShortPole in the TentGreg Meyer, Chief Technology Officer,

iJET Intelligent Risk Systems

Track 6:

Special OSINT Sessions: NakedIntelligence ISS World and Naked Intelligence havepartnered to create the world’s most uniqueIntelligence Support Systems and IntelligenceGathering conference. This event combineshands-on access to intelligence supportsystems solution providers with valuableinsight and know-how presented byexperienced practitioners of intelligence.

Tuesday, October 12, 201011:30-12:00 PM

Corporate IntelligenceTyler Drumheller, Chief Operations Officer,

DMC Worldwide

12:00-12:30 PM

Inside the U.S. Domestic Threat- TheLackawanna Six Case StudyPeter J Ahearn

2:00-3:00 PM

Is Government SponsoredIntelligence Relevant in the 21stCentury?Ron Marks, Senior Vice President for

Government Relations, Oxford Analytics

3:30-4:00 PM

Predictive Intelligence in an OpenSource WorldAndrew Chester, Program Manager,

TradeBytes Data Corporation

4:00-4:30 PM

Intelligence Analyst, KnowledgeWorker Model of the 21st Century?Robert J Heibel, Executive Director,

Institute for Intelligence Studies

4:30- 5:00 PM

Is intelligence bogged by theindustry?Jean Labrique, President, EON

Wednesday, October 13, 2010 8:30-9:00 AM

Neil Livingstone, Chairman and CEO,ExecutiveAction

9:00-9:30 AM

Business Intelligence in ChinaGary Lim, Principal Consultant

10:00-10:30 AM

One Global Mind, Collaborative OpenSource IntelligenceJ. Patrick Enderson

10:30-11:00 AM

Media monitoring & analysis 3.0Kristofer Mansson

11:30-12:30 PM

The Naked Intelligence AgencyFrank Schneider, Managing Partner,

SandstoneMats Björe, Senior Partner and CEO,

Infosphere

1:30-2:30 PM

Real Time Information in the Handsof Civilians: Implications forGovernment EntitiesStephen Arnold

2:45-3:15 PM

Realistic Probabilities in ModernSignals IntelligenceSteve Topletz, Administrator and Operations

Advisor, XeroBank

3:15-3:45 PM

OSINT Session To Be AnnouncedRoelof Temmingh

4:00-4:30 PM

NextGEN technology concepts forIntelligenceMark P. Pfeiffer, Chief Visionary,

SAIL Labs Technology

4:30-5:00 PM

A new platform for IntelligenceanalysisJed Grant, Founding Partner, SandstoneChris Bohme

Track 7:

LEA, Intelligence and Defense AnalystTraining and Product DemonstrationTrackThis training and product demonstration trackis open only to Law Enforcement, Intelligence,Defense Analysts and other GovernmentExecutives.

Tuesday, October 12, 201011:30-12:30

Tactical Intercepts in High-StakesEnvironmentsVictor Oppleman, President, Packet Forensics

11:30-12:30

Accurate Location TechnologiesYochai Corem, Product Manager,

Verint Systems

2:00-3:00, Session A

REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM v6: TheULTIMATE WEAPON for attacking andcovertly monitoring PCs andSmartphones.LIVE DEMO: Targeting Windows, WindowsMobile, Mac, iPhone, Symbian and BlackBerry.Marco Valleri, Senior Security Engineer, and

Alfredo Pesoli, Senior Security Engineer,Hacking Team

SESSION B

SESSION A

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2:00-3:00

Demonstration of NetworkIntelligence technology for LawfulInterception (for engineers anddevelopers)Identifying virtual Web IDs within a stream ofIP trafficAubrey Merchant-Dest, Consulting Engineer,

Qosmos

2:00-3:00

Next Generation Targeting andAnalytics: The Future of LawfulInterceptJerry Miille, Drector, Product Management,

Narus

3:30-4:30

Traffic Analysis & Pattern AnalyzerTrainingNICE Systems

3:30-4:30

FinFisher IT Intrusion SuiteMJM, IT Intrusion Expert, Gamma Group


Tactical Mobile Phone Infection andInterception Beyond BordersMJM, IT Intrusion Expert, Gamma Group

8:30-9:30

An Integrated Platform for all yourLawful Interception ActivitiesLuca Bergonzi, Network Solution Designer,

AREA

10:00-11:00

REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM v6: IN-DEPTH demonstration of INFECTIONvectors and ATTACK TechniquesONLY.Alberto Ornaghi, Senior Security Engineer,

Hacking Team

10:00-11:00

WEBINTLior Amsterdamski, Product Manager,

Verint Systems

11:30-12:30

Cost Effective, Flexible NetworkInterception and MonitoringSolutions Jim Donnelly, Vice President of Sales – North

America and Safdar Akhtar, SeniorManager, Sales Engineer, Glimmerglass

11:30-12:30

Biometric Speaker Spotting System(BS3) DemoCaroline Rey, Agnitio

1:30-2:30

Location Tracking TrainingNICE Systems

1:30-5:00

Special Intelligence GatheringTraining (Three One Hour Sessions)Breck McDaniel, President, GEOCELL

Breck also holds the position of Sergeantand Head of the CommunicationsIntelligence Unit, Houston PoliceDepartment, USA

1:30-2:30

Introduction to Cellular Site RecordsMapping

2:45-3:45

Mashing Up Cellular Call Records,Location and Forensics Data ToSupport Criminal Investigations

4:00-5:00

Law Enforcement Wiretapping 101:What every investigator shouldknow!

Pre-Conference Seminars and Tutorials

Monday, October 11, 20108:30-12:10

Pre-Conference Seminar:Understanding TelecommunicationsTechnologies for LEA Investigatorsand Intelligence Analysts (Three OneHour Sessions)Presented By: Dr. Jerry Lucas, President,

TeleStrategiesThis pre-conference seminar is for lawenforcement, interior security and intelligenceanalysts who have to understandtelecommunications technology buzz wordsand jargon in order to communicate withtelecom operator engineers regarding theirIntelligence Support System (ISS)requirements regarding lawful interception,investigative analysis and intelligence gatheringwith intercept case study challenges. Seminarsessions include:

8:30-9:30

Understanding Wireline TelecomInfrastructure and Interception What LEA’s and intelligence analysts need toknow about the Public SwitchedTelecommunication Network (PSTN),broadband access, (DSL and Cable), signaling(SS7), circuit switched as VoIP, billing systemsand CDRs, handoff to LEA via virtual privatenetworks (vpn) and basic lawful interceptionelements (access, collection function anddelivery).

9:50-10:50

Understanding Mobile WirelessInfrastructure and InterceptionWhat LEA’s and intelligence analysts need toknow about mobile wireless networks, how acellular call is processed, network architectures(GSM vs. CDMA and 3G/4G) wireless dataarchitectures (GPRS, EDGE, LTE, WiMAX, etc.),wireless network (WiFi, femtocells, etc.), datasources (SMS, MMS, IM, etc.) and locationarchitectures (A-GPS, V-TDOA and WLS).

11:10-12:10

Understanding the Internet andLawful InterceptionWhat Investigators Have To Know about IP callIdentifying Information, Radius, DHCP, DNS,etc. and Tracking an Internet Address to aSource, Investigations Involving E-Mail,Websites, Instant Messaging, Chat Roomsand Message Boards, P2P Networks and DeepPacket Inspection.

8:30-12:10

Visual Analytics & InformationSharingMr. Westphal will present an interactive,thought compelling presentation on the use ofvarious visualization and representationtechniques for understanding a variety ofdomains ranging from financial crimes andmoney laundering to narcotics-trafficking andcounter-terrorism. The presentation will providea number of real-world scenarios thatchallenge the audience participants to try andinterpret the results and explain the outcomes.The goal of this presentation is to offeralternative interpretations for obvioussituations and complex analytical scenarios.Much of the content presented is based onMr. Westphal’s recent book, “Data Mining forIntelligence, Fraud & Criminal Detection:Advanced Analytics & Information SharingTechnologies” (CRC Press, December 2008).Christopher Westphal, CEO, Visual Analytics

8:30-12:10

Online Social Media andInvestigations (Three One HourSessions)Charles Cohen,

Cohen Training and Consulting, LLC Charles Cohen also holds the position ofCommander, Special Investigations andCriminal Intelligence, Indiana State Police,USA

The presentation is comprised of 3 one-hoursessions. The presentation gives attendees anup-to-date understanding of how socialnetworking sites work and how members actand interact. Through an exploration of casestudies, the second hour will focus oninformation that is available on various sites andhow to integrate that information into criminalinvestigations and criminal intelligence analysis.

1:20-3:40

Cyber Money Laundering ( Two onehour sessions)Now, every analyst, investigator, and riskmanager must at least understand the basics ofthe Internet online monetary transactions inorder to be effective. From eCash to onlineprepaid debit cards and from virtual currenciesto mobile payment systems, the Internet is apanacea for the active or aspiringentrepreneurial criminal. This tutorial is designedspecifically for the active private sectorinvestigator, criminal intelligence analyst,detective, or agent that wants to track theproceeds of unlawful activity and the movementof funds within a criminal organization. Charles Cohen,

Cohen Training and Consulting, LLC

SESSION B

SESSION C

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SESSION A

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SESSION B

SESSION B

4:00-5:00

What Investigators Need To KnowAbout Hiding On The InternetBoth public and private sector investigatorsand analysts need to understand how peopleconceal their identity on the Internet.Technology may be neutral, but the ability tohide ones identity and location on the Internetcan be both a challenge and an opportunity.This tutorial will focus on two main areas:• An exploration and comparison of various

ways of hiding ones identity and locationwhile engaged in activates on the Internet.

• The risks posed to those in the public arenaand those charged with protecting themassociated with online social media andonline social networking.

Charles Cohen, Cohen Training and Consulting, LLC

8:30-5:00

Bob Lottero, President, NTI Law Enforcement Services

Improving Communications IntelAnalysis and Reporting in FederalInvestigationsCutting edge analytical and presentationtechniques to exploit Communications Records(Landline, cell, VoIP, Satphone, Prepaid callingcards, and emails)

8:30-9:30

Processing paper and electroniccommunications records fromsubpoenas and pen orders for importto computerized Intel systems

9:50-10:50

Building an Effective Analytical Plan

11:10-12:10

Enhancing the results of basiccontact communications analysis(frequency, common call, etc.)

1:20-2:20

Advanced Communications TemporalAnalytical Theory

2:40-3:40

Development of High-PercentageLeads (probable possibilities)

4:00-5:00

A New Approach to Writing andPresenting Analytical Reports

8:30-12:10

Building and Operating World ClassLaboratory for eXtreme DigitalForensics and Cloud ComputingForensicsAlvaro Alexander Soto, Digital Forensic Lab

Director, ASOTO Technology Group

11:10-12:10

The Evolving Service ProviderLandscape and its Impact onManaging Network InterceptsJim Donnelly, Vice President of Sales – North

America, Glimmerglass

1:20-2:20

Off-network Voice and Video Servicesover IPYuval Altman, Director of Product


2:40-3:40

Demonstration of ComputerForensics Tools, Search Techniques,and Evaluation CriteriaMun-Wai Hon, CISSP, CSSLP, Principal System

Engineer, NOBLIS

4:00-5:00

Cell Phone Call and Cell TowerRecords for InvestigatorsCellular Data Resources will demonstrateanalysis and presentation techniques using a

sample set of CDR’s to provide attendees withpractical skills they can use in theirinvestigations.Brent Bailey, Cellular Data Resources

Track 8:

Spanish Language ISS Training TrackThis track repeats sessions previouslypresented in English

Construyendo y OperandoLaboratorios de Clase Mundial Para“eXtreme” Forense Digital yComputación en la NubeAlvaro Alexander Soto –

Director Laboratorio Forense Digital, ASOTO Technology Group

Plataforma única de Alta Precisiónpara Localización de TeléfonosCelulares: Propuesta de Valor paraGobierno y Operadores.Pedro Sotomayor, VP Sales – International,

Polaris Wireless

Redes malladas, comunicacionesmalladas, Intercepción Legalrevuelta…Ultimaco

“Risk Awareness Intelligence”™ yAnálisis the OrganizacionesTransnationales Criminales,Terroristas, y de Traficantes en laAmérica Latina y los EstadosUnidos.”Dr. Maria Velez de Berliner, President,

Latin Intelligence Corporation

Registration InformationSave $300 by registering before 3 September, 2010

Telecommunications Service Provider or Government Registration*

ISS World Conference Tracks, Pre-Conference Seminars and Exhibits ........................................$995Registration after 3 September 2010 .......................................$1,295

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ISS World Conference Tracks, Training Track 7, Pre-Conference Seminars plus Exhibits .......................................$995 Registration after 3 September 2010 .......................................$1,295

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*Note: To Attend the LEA/DHS/IC/DoD Training Track 7 you must be asworn law enforcement officer or military/intelligence/governmentemployee. Also you must register by October 1, 2010 in order to verifyeligibility. Government photo ID required for Track 7 classroom access.

Free Colleague Registration: Register as paid and you can invite acolleague to join you at ISS World Americas with a full, freeconference pass. If you have not identified your guest at this time,just enter “guest of” followed by your name and complete with yourcontact information. You can register your guest at no charge at alater time.

Conference and Exhibitions

The conference and exhibits will be held at the JW Marriott Hotel,Bethesda, MD in suburban Washington, DC. The DC Metro has a stopadjacent to the hotel.

International Attendees: If you need Visa assistance to attend ISSWorld, please contact Tatiana Lucas at [email protected]

Conference by Invitation Only: To attend ISS World you must be aTelecommunications Service Provider, government employee, LEA orvendor with LI, surveillance or network products or services. If youhave questions e-mail Tatiana Lucas at [email protected]

Phone: 1-703-734-7050

Fax: 1-703-734-9371

Online: www.telestrategies.com

Una Identificación e InvestigaciónCriminal Eficiente Usando el NuevoSistema ASIS Para InterceptacionesLegales Emilio MARTINEZ, Agnitio

La Deteccion Biometrica de LocutoresAbre Nuevos Horizontes en laIntercepción Masiva deConversaciones. Philippe Vinci

Identificación Precisa de Locutores enlos Laboratorios Forenses Antonio Moreno

Sistema Biométricode Detección deLocutor. Caroline Rey

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