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The Annual Cyber Security International Conference Proceedings 2012-2013 the Yuval Ne'eman Workshop for Science, Technology An Tel Aviv University The Annual Cyber Security International Conference Proceedings 2012-2013 The Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for Science, Technology and Security September 2014 2 Yuval Neeman Workshop for Science, Technology and Security The Annual Cyber Security International Conference Proceedings 2012-2013 Edited By: Lior Tabansky Yuval Ne'eman Workshop for Science, Technology, and Security was launched in 2002 by Prof. Isaac Ben-Israel in conjunction with the Harold Hartog School of Policy and Government and the Security Studies Program with the intention of exploring the link among security policy, technology and science. For this reason the workshop holds an annual series of conferences and conducts research. The workshop covers various topics such as international relations and strategy, missiles and guided weapon, robotics, space policy and security, cyberspace and cyber warfare, nuclear energy, homeland security, the interplay between society and security, force build up policy and government decision-making processes. Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for Science, Technology, and Security officials: Major Gen. (Ret.) Prof. Isaac Ben-Israel, Head of the Workshop Ms. Gili Drob - Heistein, Executive Director of the Workshop Ms. Revital Yaron Researches (alphabetical order): Dr. Haim Assa, Gil Baram, Prof. Isaac Ben-Israel, Tal Dekel, Gadi Evron, Adv. Deborah Housen-Couriel, Ram Levi, Dr. Deganit Paikowsky, Uri Rechav, Dr. Martin Sherman, Lior Tabansky, Dr. Roey Tzezana Graphic Editing: Stav Axenfeld Printed by: Tel-Aviv University Press, Israel, 2014 © All rights reserved. http://sectech.tau.ac.il The Annual Cyber Security International Conference Proceedings 2012-2013 3 Interdisciplinary Cyber Research Center (ICRC) Background The developments of computers over the last fifty years and their penetration into all aspects of our lives have brought, along with a tremendous growth of efficiency, also a weak point. Modern society, computerized to the hilt, has become dependent on computers and is vulnerable to disruptions to their functioning. The cyber threat, which has earned itself a place in the international consciousness in the last five years, demands special preparations on a state level. These preparations must be made in the security field, as well as the others fields including academia. The cyber dimension penetrates all aspects of our lives, and understanding this requires a mastery of not only the natural disciplines – such as computer sciences, mathematics and engineering – but also of social and legal aspects, and even business and philosophy. ICRC On April 2014, we established at Tel Aviv University, an Interdisciplinary Cyber Studies and Research Center. The Center was founded on a joint initiative with the National Cyber Bureau, Prime Minister Office. The Center established on the basis of researchers at the University in various cyber fields, and deals with the interdisciplinary study and research of cyber. The Center aims to become a leading international body in the field, and to increase the academic efforts and awareness in the field of cyber security. In areas where there is presently a lack of researchers, the Center will work to create suitable knowledge-centers in the University and will in the meantime rely on joint research with other knowledge-centers in Israel. Research issues will include core issues (such as: software security, attacks on hardware and software, cryptography, network protocols, operating system security, networks, etc.) along with interdisciplinary issues (such as: influencing national security, cyber and society, regulatory issues, influencing the business sector, etc.). 4 Yuval Neeman Workshop for Science, Technology and Security Table of Contents Opening remarks Head of Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for Science,Technology and Security ........................................................................ 9 Executive Director of Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for Science,Technology and Security……. .......................... 10 Yuval Ne’eman Workshop’s 2nd Annual International Conference on: Cyber Security - 2012: Conference Agenda ............................................................ 12 Opening Session Prof. Maj. Gen. (Res.) Isaac Ben Israel, Head of Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for Science,Technology and Security 14 Prof. Joseph Klafter, President of Tel Aviv University .......... 15 Mr. Ehud Barak, Israel’s Minister of Defense ...................... 17 Dr. Eviatar Matania, Head of the National Cyber Bureau, Prime Minister’s Office ....................................................... 20 First Session: From Information Security to Cyber Security Uncovering Invisible Threats Mr. Robert Shaw, President and CEO, Net Optics ............. 24 Cyber Trends, Futures, and Road Map To Enhanced Security Mr. Curt Aubley, VP/CTO Cyber Security & NexGen Innovation, Lockheed Martin ................................................................ 28 Social Networks Security Prof. Yuval Elovici, Director, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories at BGU ................................................................................ 32 From Childhood to Maturity Ms. Carmela Avner, The Government CIO ......................... 37 Second Session: Cyber Crime Crime, Warfare and the Psychology of Hackers Mr. Misha Glenny, Writer and broadcaster, Author of “DarkMarket: Cyberthieves, Cybercops and You” ................................... 41 Managing Advanced Security Threats Using Big Data Analytics Mr. Ed Schwartz, VP and CISO, RSA, the Security Division of EMC .................................................................. 47 The Annual Cyber Security International Conference Proceedings 2012-2013 5 Hacktivisim Comes of Age Mr. Avi Chesla, CTO, Radware ........................................... 52 The Dark Alleys of the Virtual World Mr. Menny Barzilay, Head of IT Audit, Bank Hapoalim ....... 56 Catching the Bad Guys - Lurking in the Hidden Cyberspace Mr. Guy Mizrahi, CEO, Cyberia ........................................... 59 Third Session: Technological Aspects of Cyber Security Cyber Security Lessons from Fighting Piracy in Pay-TV Dr. Abe Peled, Executive Chairman, NDS Group Ltd ......... 61 X-Force Trend Report 2011 Mr. Martin Borrett, Director of the IBM Institute for Advanced Security Europe .................................................................. 65 Trust No One - Information Security in a Hostile Environment Dr. Eran Tromer, Blavatnik School of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University ............................................................................ 69 Qassams and Cyber… Mr. Michael Arov, Head of Information Security, R&D Section, RAFAEL, Advanced Defence Systems ............................... 74 The Need for Multi-Layer Cyber Intelligence Mr. Mark Gazit, General Manager, NICE Intelligence Solutions, NICE Systems .................................................................... 77 Fourth Session: Threats and Challenges in the Cyber Dimension New and Renewed Threats in the Mobile World Mr. Adi Sharabani, CEO Skycure Security ......................... 80 Constructive Ambiguity in Cyberspace: The Legal and Policy Challenges Adv. Deborah Housen-Couriel, Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for Science, Technology and Security ................................ 83 The Cyber Threats on Developing National Defense Systems Mr. Doron Rotem, Director, Crisis & Emergency Solutions, Israel Aerospace Industries ......................................................... 87 The Threats of the Age of Cyber-Warfare Mr. Eugene Kaspersky, Chairman & CEO Kaspersky Lab . 90 Closing Session Rabbi Prof. Daniel Hershkowitz, Israel’s Minister of Science and Technology ...................... 96 PM Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of the State of Israel ................................... 97 6 Yuval Neeman Workshop for Science, Technology and Security Yuval Ne’eman Workshop and the National Cyber Bureau’s 3rd Annual International Cyber Security Conference – Creating Cyber Ecosystems – 2013: Conference Agenda ............................................................. 100 Opening Session - Policy Makers Prof. Maj. Gen. (Res.) Isaac Ben Israel, Head of the Yuval Ne’eman Workshop for Science, Technology and Security, Tel-Aviv University ......................................... 102 Prof. Joseph Klafter, President of Tel-Aviv University .......................................... 102 Dr. Eviatar Matania, Head of the National Cyber Bureau, Prime Minister’s Office ....104 Mr. Avi Hasson, Israel’s Chief Scientist .............................. 107 His Excellency Shimon Peres, President of the State of Israel ........................................... 108 First Session: Cyber Readiness and Technology Cyber Readiness: Is Any Nation Prepared? Ms. Melissa Hathaway, President, Hathaway Global Strategies, LLC, Former Senior Director for Cyberspace at the National Security Council, USA ........................................................ 112 Intelligence-Driven Security: A New Model using Big Data Mr. Art Coviello, Executive Vice President, EMC, Executive Chairman, RSA ................................................................... 119 Building Cyber Warriors Mr. Paul de Souza, Founder & President, Cyber Security Forum Initiative (CSFI) ................................................................... 125 Leveraging SDN for Network Visibility, Security and Threat Response Mr. Robert Shaw, CEO and President, Net Optics, Inc. .... 127 Wifigate - How Carriers Expose Us to Wifi Attacks Mr. Adi Sharabani, CEO, Skycure Security .......................
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