Cybercrime fighting association APWG is hosting an unprecedented summit of global authorities this fall in Puerto Rico, coordinating the efforts of cybercrime managers, responders, investigators and researchers in collaboration with the IEEE, world’s largest professional technology association, the Organization of American States (OAS) and ICANN, the manager of the Internet’s identifier system of names and numbers.

On October 22-25, APWG presents eCrime 2012, a combined event that includes the 2012 APWG General Meeting, APWG eCrime Researchers Summit, and the ICANN DNS Security, Stability and Resiliency Symposium (SSRS). This convocation of authorities in cybercrime management and research, presented in cooperation with the OAS and the IEEE, represents an unprecedented alignment of global authorities in the confrontation with cybercrime.

“We witness in this fall’s conference a striking coordination of the world’s major cybercrime response authorities from the technical, standards and diplomatic realms,” said APWG Secretary General Peter Cassidy. “In every dimension of this global confrontation, this Fall’s summit is an unprecedented alignment of global institutions in the fight against cybercrime.”

Program discussions will include:

Emerging mobile attack schemes and crimeware's co-evolution with the burgeoning wireless device platforms that are eclipsing the desktop/laptop user environment;

Unified infrastructure cleansing such as botnet containment and management;

Cybercrime forensic tools and techniques for cybercrime responders and investigators;

Behavioral vulnerabilities and human factors that play into the eCriminal's hands;

Industrial and public policies related to cybercrime management and remediation;

The roles of Registrars, Registries in managing phishing attacks and all kinds of cybercrime—and more:

The working agenda can be found here: http://apwg.org/events/2012_ecrime.html

The registration page can be found here: http://secure.lenos.com/lenos/antiphishing/ecrs2012/

There is no registration fee for the SSRS. eCrime 2012 delegates attending APWG conference days are invited to participate in the SSRS and can sign up for SSRS on the same registration page.

About the APWG

The APWG, a coalition of more than 2100 institutions, is the global industry, law enforcement, and government coalition focused on unifying the global response to electronic crime. APWG's www.apwg.org and education.apwg.org websites offer the public, industry and government agencies practical information about cybercrime. APWG also manages the STOP. THINK. CONNECT. Messaging Convention, the global online safety public awareness collaborative www.stopthinkconnect.org.