SPEAKERS AND TRAINERS
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 Jaume Abella, La Salle-URL University
& Director of Academic
Development of ISECOM
Jaume Abella (Barcelona, 1970) is Electronic Engineer (La Salle, URL). He
is Head of the Networking Section and Associate Professor in the field of
Networking at La Salle-URLEngineering School of the Ramon Llull University
(URL), where he teaches Communication Networks, CCNA and CCNP
certifications within the Networking Academy Program of CISCO Systems,
and directs La Salle-URL's Master in Security. His research interests are
security systems in computer networks and their improvement through
artificial intelligence techniques, working within URL's research group
of Intelligent Systems.
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 Vicente
Aceituno, Senior Information Security Consultant, Sistemas
Informáticos Abiertos.
He
currently is a member of the Security Consulting Team of SIA Spain
and the manager of the Security Maturity Model at ISECOM. He's been
in the IT industry for more than ten years working in Spain and the
United Kingdom. He is the coordinator of the FIST Security
Conferences, wrote "Information Security" (Ed. Creaciones
Copyright), to be published shortly before this ISESTORM. He's got a
special interest on security management in big organizations,
specially if that means to challenge stablished concepts.
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 Matías
Bevilacqua, CYBEX
Matías Bevilacqua, IT
Manager for CYBEX the first Spanish company specialized in fighting
cybercrime and handling of digital evidence. Currently operating the
only available exclusive Computer Forensic Laboratory at Spain.
Former manger of the Security Deployment Dept. at InetSecur,
Security Manager for UPC global online enrolment platform
development team and worker for esCERT, Spanish incident response
team which he represented on TF-CSIRT and FIRST international
security groups.
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 Clement Dupuis, cccure.org
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CISSP – GCFW – GCIA – ACE
Clément
is an avid contributor to the security community and strongly
believes in knowledge sharing in order to improve the overall state
of security. He is a retired member of the Canadian DOD where he was
employed as a Communications and IT specialist
for over 20 years. He is a Global Incident Analysis Center expert,
Certified Firewall Analyst (with honors) as well as a Certified
Intrusion Analyst. Being a member of the SANS Advisory Board, he
directly contributes to the development of the GCFW certification
and is one of the authorized graders (AG) of the practical exams
required to pass the certification. Clément has contributed to the
SANS Securing Linux Step-by-Step book and the SANS Security
Awareness guide. Clément is a member of the Commonly Accepted
Security Practices and Recommendation for UNIX and also an active
supporter of the OSSTMM. Clément is a technical reviewer of security
books published by New Riders Publishing and regularly writes
security articles for the Télé-Université Online Journal. Clément is
also one of the security experts from the Security Clinic. He is the
maintainer of the CISSP Open Study Guides web site, dedicated to
helping those studying to become a CISSP (Certified Information
System Security Professional). He has written several of the study
guides for the 10 CISSP Domains.
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 Geoff Dunn, Eng, IRCA Registered Lead
Auditor
Geoff
started business life as a mechanical engineer at Rolls Royce Aero
Engines incorporating security and auditing relating to military and
civilian development projects. After 25 years, he joined BSI as a
Lead Auditor leading third party assessments over a wide range of
industries within the United Kingdom and worldwide. Geoff left BSI
for two years to join a consultancy group as Senior Management
Consultant. He managed and facilitated the development of Business
Management Systems within a wide range of industries including banks.
Since 1996, Geoff has been back with BSI, where he has been running
Information Security training courses worldwide, whilst still
carrying out assessments on behalf of BSI.
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 Simon
Biles, Computer Security Online Ltd., CISSP, OPSA, BS7799 Lead
Auditor
Simon Biles is the
lead consultant at Computer Security Online Ltd. an InfoSec
consultancy in Oxford, England. He was the co-author of the
Microsoft e-book on integrating Unix and Windows security services,
and is currently working on a Snort IDS book for another well known
computer book publisher. He has nearly 10 years experience of
securing Linux, Windows and other UNIX flavours in high security
commercial environments. He studied Computer Science and Artificial
Intelligence at Edinburgh University, and is currently studying for
a Law degree from the University of London.
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 Pete Herzog,
Managing Director of ISECOM
OPST, OPSA. As Managing Director, Pete is the co-creator of ISECOM
and is directly involved in all ISECOM
projects.
He has arrived
from a long career in the security line of business. His main objective
is for ISECOM is to improve international security and ethics from the
night watchman to the high-tech system designers to the highschool
student. Pete focuses on scientific, methodical testing for controlling
the quality of security, countermeasures, access controls, and business
integrity. In addition to managing ISECOM, Pete teaches the Masters for
Security at La Salle-URL University in Barcelona which accredits the
OPST and OPSA training courses and Business Information Security in the
MBA program from ESADE which is the foundation of the OPSA. Other than
security, Pete reads a lot. He reads pretty much everything he can get
his hands on and most often is seen with a book, a magazine, and a pen
for marking them up.
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 Peter Klee, IBM Global Services
Peter Klee is a career IBMer in
Heidelberg, Germany working 15 years in networking, security, and
now Ethical Hacking. His experience includes security administration
and "just playing" with AS400, AIX, and most open source *nix types.
Peter now teaches Ethical Hacking classes internally and commits
himself to security architecture projects.
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 Enno
Rey
Enno Rey loves playing around with network protocols and devices since
he first heard about the internet protocol family. Prior to founding a
specialized team of security researchers (aka building up his own
company) in 2001 he's been working as a sysadmin and network operator.
He has vast experience in designing, operating, troubleshooting and
securing laaarge networks. Furthermore he is one of the authors of the
first and only German book on penetration-testing, has written several
articles and white papers on security subjects and is a frequent
speaker on conferences throughout Europe. Enno's twelve years of
information security experience include a wide variety of information
security topics, amongst them cryptography, pentesting/auditing, secure
network design and technology risk evaluation. Throughout the years he
has acquired the usual security certifications (CISSP, CISA, BS 7799
Lead Auditor) and has provided security consultancy services to many
Fortune 500 enterprises and governmental agencies. He will be happy to
share his deep knowledge about network protocols and their inner
workings with the audience.
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