I NTERNATIONAL T ELECOMMUNICATION U NION
Telecommunication
Standardization Bureau
Geneva, 7 March 2002
Ref:
TSB Circular 90
COM 17/BGS
Tel:
Fax:
+41 22 730 5994
+41 22 730 5853
tsbsg17@itu.int
E-mail:
Subject:
- To Administrations of Member States of
the Union
Copy:
- To ITU-T Sector Members;
- To ITU-T Associates;
- To the Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of all
ITU-T Study Groups
- To the Director of the Telecommunication
Development Bureau;
- To the Director of the Radiocommunication
Bureau
ITU-T Workshop on Security
(Seoul, Republic of Korea, 13-14 May 2002)
Dear Sir/Madam,
1
In accordance with the decision taken at the August – September 2001 meeting of ITU-T
Study Group 7, I would like to inform you that the Korean Administration has kindly agreed to host
the ITU-T Workshop on Security in Seoul, Republic of Korea at the COEX Inter-Continental Hotel,
on 13 and 14 May 2002.
The Workshop will begin at 09:00 hours on 13 May 2002 with an official opening session.
Detailed information concerning the Workshop will be displayed at the entrance of the venue.
2
The discussions will be held in one language only in accordance with decisions taken with
reference to the provisions in force.
3
Annex 1 gives the draft programme for the ITU-T Workshop on Security.
4
The present Circular and other documents relating to the Workshop will be available on the
ITU-T Website (http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/worksem/index.html). Modifications to the Programme,
if necessary, will be made available on the Web.
5
Additional practical information as provided by the host organization is given in Annex 2.
6
The hotel reservation form, given in Annex 3, must be submitted as soon as possible, and in
any case, not later than 10 April 2002 in order to guarantee reservation and negotiated prices.
Place des Nations
Telephone
CH-1211 Geneva 20 Telefax
Gr3:
Switzerland
Gr4:
+41 22 730 51 11
+41 22 733 72 56
+41 22 730 65 00
Telex 421 000 uit ch
Telegram ITU GENEVE
E-mail: itumail@itu.int
www.itu.int
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In order to enable the TSB and the host organization to make the necessary arrangements
concerning the documentation and organization of the Workshop, we should be grateful if you would
send us, by letter or fax (No.: +41 22 730 5853), as soon as possible, but no later than 12 April
2002, the list of people who will be representing your Administration, Sector Member, Associate,
regional and/or international organization or other entity. It is possible for non ITU-T members to
participate in the workshop. The registration form in Annex 4, duly completed (one per
participant), should be attached to the above-mentioned list.
8
We would remind you that citizens of some countries are required to obtain a visa in order to
enter and spend any time in Republic of Korea. Further information may be found in point 3 of
Annex 2.
Yours faithfully,
H. Zhao
Director of the Telecommunication
Standardization Bureau
Annexes: 4
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ANNEX 1
(to TSB Circular 90)
ITU-T Workshop on Security
(Seoul, Republic of Korea, 13-14 May 2002)
1
Draft programme
13 May 2002 (1st day)
Opening session
Session Coordinators:
Mr. H. Bertine, Co-Chairman ITU-T SG 17, Mr. B.-M. Chin, Vice-Chairman ITU-T SG 17
Opening and welcome: Mr. C. K. Kim, Managing Director (MIC)
Opening remarks: Mr. Houlin. Zhao, Director of TSB
Encouragement: Dr. Chu-Hwan Yim, Secretary General (TTA)
Lead SG on Security: Mr. Herbert Bertine, Co-Chairman ITU-T SG 17
Workshop Objectives: Dr. Hiroyuki Ohno, Workshop Coordinator (Question 10/17 Rapporteur)
Coffee Break
Session 1 – Security Requirements and Telecommunication Reliability
Topics and speakers:
- Telecommunication Network Reliability
- Security Vulnerabilities in Protocols
- Emergency Telecommunications Service
Security Aspects
- Confidentiality, Integrity, Legal Intercept
Mr. Chidung Lac, France Telecom R&D
Dr. Greg Shannon, Lucent Technologies
Mr. Harold. Folts, NCS, USA
Mr. Lee in-Seoup, Korea Telecom, Korea
Lunch
Session 2 – Hot Topics on IP-based Network Security
Topics and speakers:
- Cyber Attack: Urgent Demand for
Protecting our Infrastructure
- Attacker Tracking Technologies
- Multimedia Security within ITU-T
SG 16: Past, Present and Future
- TBD
Prof. Suguru Yamaguchi, Nara Institute of Science and
Technology, Japan
Mr. Dong-Il Seo, ETRI, Korea
Mr. M. Euchner, Siemens, Germany, ITU-T SG 16
IETF
Coffee Break
Session 3 – Open Discussion
- Discussion on Today’s Sessions
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14 May 2002 (2nd day)
Session 4 – Security management
Topics and speakers:
- Information Security Management Goes
Global and its Standardization in
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27
- Future Standardization Topics
of Information Security Management
Mr. Ted Humphreys, ISO/IEC/JTC 1/SC 27
Prof. Jungduk Kim, Chung-Ang University, Korea
Coffee Break
Session 5 – Biometric Authentication
Topics and speakers:
- Trends of Biometrics Technology
Standardization
- Biometric Information Management
for Security
- Telebiometry: Scalar hierarchy
and Security Modular Elements in
Telecommunications
Prof. Naohisa Komatsu, Waseda University, Japan
Mr. Phil Griffin, OASIS, Security Technical Committee
Dr. Paul Gerôme, ITU-T SG 17
Lunch
Session 6 – Mobile Security
Topics and speakers:
- Trends of Mobile Security Technology
- SSG on "IMT-2000 and beyond"
and Security
- Security Features in CDMA2000
- Design Experience of WIM Card for
M-Commerce
Prof. Tsutomu Matsumoto, Yokohama National University,
Japan
Mr. Krishna Kumar Sirohi, C-DOT, India,
Vice-Chair ITU-T SSG
Mr. Frank Quick, 3GPP2
Dr. DaeHun Nyang, ETRI, Korea
Coffee Break
Session 7 – Panel Discussion: ITU-T and IT Security
Session coordinator:
Dr. Hiroyuki. Ohno, Workshop coordinator
Speakers and Mr. Eui Hwan Hwang, Dr. Kwangjo Kim, Prof. Gene Tsudik (TBD)
Workshop Closing
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2
Draft time allocation
Sessions on 13 May 2002
S. 0: 09:00 – 10:00
Official Opening
Workshop Objectives
Duration
(mn)
End Time
45
15
09:45
10:00
Coffee Break (10:00-10:20)
S. 1: 10:20 – 12:40
1. Presentation
2. Presentation
3. Presentation
4. Presentation
35
35
35
35
10:55
11:30
12:05
12:40
Lunch (12:40-14:00)
S. 2: 14:00 – 16:20
1. Presentation
2. Presentation
3. Presentation
4. Presentation
35
35
35
35
14:35
15:10
15:45
16:20
Coffee Break (16:20-16:40)
S. 3: 16:40—17:40
Open Discussion
Sessions on 14 May 2002
S. 4: 09:00 – 10:10
1. Presentation
2. Presentation
60
17:40
Duration
(mn)
End Time
35
35
09:35
10:10
Coffee Break (10:10-10:30)
S. 5: 10:30—12:15
1. Presentation
2. Presentation
3. Presentation
35
35
35
11:05
11:40
12:15
Lunch (12:15-13:30)
S. 6: 13:30—15:50
1. Presentation
2. Presentation
3. Presentation
4. Presentation
35
35
35
35
14:05
14:40
15:15
15:50
Coffee Break (15:50-16:10)
S. 7: 16:10 – 17:20
Panel Discussion
Closing Remarks
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17:10
17:20
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ANNEX 2
(to TSB Circular 90)
1
General information
1.1
Workshop Place
The COEX INTER-CONTINENTAL Hotel
CPO Box 146
159, Samsung-dong, Kangnam-Gu,
Seoul 135-975,
Republic of Korea
http://www.interconti.com
1.2
Tel: +82 2 3452 2500
Fax: +82 2 3430 8000
Hotel Reservation
You may have some difficulties in reserving hotels during this season, as Korea will host the WorldCup soccer games from 31 May 2002.
We reserved a block of 80 rooms in COEX Inter-Continental hotel with special discounted room
rates for ITU-T Workshop on Security participants. Recommended hotel reservation should be made
preferably through the attached Accommodation Reservation Form. Delegates are kindly requested
to complete this form and send it to the Hotel by 10 April 2002. (Please refer to Annex 3)
Also enclosed is an alternative hotel directory for information (see Attachment 1). Please kindly
make your own arrangements.
1.3
Seoul
The grandeur of the ancient walled city, embraced by the meandering Han River, can still be
discerned in the thriving international cities of today. Seoul stands at the crossroads of glorious past
and promising future.
The capital of Korea, Seoul is located halfway down the Korean peninsula near the west coast, the
site of ancient settlement. It is ideally located between mountains and along the Han River, so it is
not hard to imagine why it was chosen as the nation's capital in 1394 at the beginning of Chosun
Dynasty (1392-1910).
Seoul has a population of 11 million. Numerous skyscrapers now tower above the graceful
architecture of its ancient palaces.
1.4
Korea & Korean Tourism
Please consult the following Websites for information on Korea and possible tours:
http://www.knto.or.kr
http://www.kois.go.kr
Please contact the following for additional information:
Korea National Tourism Corporation
Tourist Information Center
Tel: +82 2 757 0086
Fax: +82 2 757 5997
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Other information
2.1
Climate
In May, the daytime temperatures in the Seoul metropolitan area generally range from + 5° C and +
15° C (40° F and 60° F).
2.2
Electricity
In Korea major hotels use 220 volts. Some hotels have two outlets for both 110 and 220 volts. Be
sure to check the power supply before using equipment.
2.3
Currency
The unit of Korean currency is the Korean Won (indicated as W). The exchange rate varies with
market fluctuations, and its approximate exchange rate is as follows (as of 18 February 2002):
1 US Dollar = 1 329.6 W.
Currency
Exchange Rate
Australian Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Japanese 100 Yen
Swiss Franc
Europe Euro
British Pound
688 W
836 W
1 002 W
783 W
1160 W
1 904 W
There are banknotes for 1 000, 5 000, and 10 000 and coins for 1, 5, 10, 50, 100 and 500. Foreign
currency can easily be exchanged into Korean Won at airports, banks and major tourist hotels.
Unused Korean currency may be re-exchanged into foreign currency at a proper exchange rate at
airports, banks and major tourist hotels.
Major credit cards such as BC, VISA, American Express, Diners Club, Master Card and JCB are
widely used in hotels, large restaurants, department stores and some shops.
2.4
Transportation
a) Transfer costs from Inchun International Airport to the workshop venue, COEX INTERCONTINENTAL Hotel
- Airport Limousine Bus .........................................................................................10 000 W
Stop at major hotels, Buses leave the airport terminal every 30 minutes from 5:20 am to 20:50 pm.
Journey time approximately 90 minutes.
- Taxi: Deluxe (metered, black color)...........................…...........................approx. 90 000 W
- Taxi: Normal (metered, white color)....................….................................approx. 60 000 W
b) From other places in Seoul to the meeting venue
2.5
Taxi: Information on approximate distance (km)/taxi fare (Normal) from alternative hotels to the
meeting venue is provided in the alternative hotel directory.
Time
Plus 9 GMT (same as Tokyo time)
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2.6
Social Program
Welcome Reception (13 May 2002) will be arranged.
3
Visa
3.1
a visa.
Any foreign visitor wishing to enter the Republic of Korea should have a valid passport and
3.2
Visitors for sightseeing or transit with confirmed outbound tickets may stay in Korea up to
30 days without visas, except for the following.
a. Stateless Persons
b. Nationals of such countries or regions as follows:
Albania, Cambodia, Cuba, Laos, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Aremenia, Azerbaijan,
Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia, Macedonia,
Bosnia-Hercegovina, China P.R, Mongolia, Vietnam, Ghana, India, Iran, Myanmar, Nepal,
Nigeria, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Palestine
c. For further information, contact Korean Embassies or consulates.
http://www.mofat.go.kr/en/visa/e_visa.mof
4
Please contact Dr. B. M. Chin or D. C. Lee in TTA for more information
bmchin@tta.or.kr (Tel: +82 11 402 6035, Fax: +82 31 724 0059): B. M Chin
dong@tta.or.kr (Tel: +82 11 9812 5841, Fax: +82 31 724 0109): D. C Lee
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Attachment 1
Recommended Hotel
Name of Hotel
- COEX Inter-Continental
Room
Rate
No. of
Room
Tel./Fax
Taxi Fare to the Meeting
Place
W 248 000
653
Tel: +82 2 3452 2500
Fax: +82 2 3430 8000
-
★★★★★
Alternative Hotels
Name of Hotel
- Hotel Shilla
★★★★★
Room
Rate
No. of
Room
Tel./Fax
Taxi Fare to the Meeting
Place
Please refer
to Note
620
Tel:+82 2 2233 3131
Fax:+82 2 2233 9531
10 km away W 10 000 (approx.)
500
Tel:+82 2 556 0601
Fax:+82 2 553 8118
5 km away W 5 000 (approx.)
533
Tel:+82 2 419 7000
Fax:+82 2 417 3656
5 km away W 5 000 (approx.)
450
Tel:+82 2 450 6467
Fax:+82 2 450 4863
10 km away W 10 000 (approx.)
163
Tel:+82 2 541 3111
Fax:+82 2 546 6111
5 km away W 5 000 (approx.)
102
Tel:+82 2 735 9001
Fax:+82 2 733 0101
15 km away W 15 000 (approx.)
93
Tel:+82 2 752 7111
Fax:+82 2 752 7119
10 km away W 10 000 (approx.)
50
Tel:+82 2 421 2761
Fax:+82 2 417 6836
5 km away W 5 000 (approx.)
64
Tel:+82 2 540 1121
Fax:+82 2 543 5835
5 km away W 5 000 (approx.)
51
Tel:+82 2 484 2871
Fax:+82 2 488 6428
5 km away W 5 000 (approx.)
- Ramada Renassance
★★★★★
- Hotel Lotte World
★★★★★
- Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel
★★★★★
- Hotel Riviera Seoul
★★★★
- Seoul Tourist Hotel
★★★
- Seoul Prince Hotel
★★★
- Jamsil Tourist Hotel
★★★
- New Hilltop Hotel
★★★
- L.A. Tourist Hotel
★★
Note: Hotels are classified into five groups. Each hotel room has a private bathroom, TV, a mini bar
and a telephone. Room charges do not include meals. 10% service charge and 10% tax will be added.
The approximate room rates are as follows:
Hotel Class & Room Rate
Class
Super Deluxe
★★★★★
248 000
- 385 000 ￦
Deluxe
★★★★
165 000
- 255 000 ￦
1st class
★★★
160 000
- 185 000 ￦
2nd class
★★
95 000
- 100 000 ￦
3rd class
★
60 000
-
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Room Rate
75 000 ￦
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ANNEX 3
(to TSB Circular 90)
ITU-T Workshop on Security - Hotel Reservation Form
159 Samsung-dong, Kangnam-ku, Seoul 135-732, Republic of Korea
Tel: 82 (2) 3452-2500, Sales Office: 82 (2) 559-7770 Fax: 82 (2) 3430-8000, Sales Office: 82 (2) 559-7996
internet http://www.interconti.com e-mail Sylvia_Hur@interconti.com
GUEST NAME
: (Mr./Ms.)_________________________ COMPANY NAME _____________________
ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________
CITY: ____________________________________
STATE/ZIP ____________________________
COUNTRY: _______________________________
PHONE NO: _______________________________
FAX NO : _____________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS: ________________________
ARRIVAL DATE/FLIGHT: ____________________________
DEPARTURE DATE/FLIGHT:
_________________________
Superior Room
KRW248 000 + 11% (
)
Smoking
(
)
Corner Suite
KRW385 000 + 11% (
)
Non-Smoking
(
)
Twin Beds
(
)
Other Request ________________________________________________________________________
METHOD OF PAYMENT
MASTER CARD (
)
VISA (
) AMEX (
CREDIT CARD NO : ____________________________________
) DINERS CLUB (
) JCB (
)
EXPIRY DATE ___________________ ____
NAME OF CARD HOLDER ______________________________
GUARANTEE
I hereby authorize the Grand Inter-Continental Seoul to charge one night’s accommodation to the credit card number
provided herein, in case of late cancellation within 3 days prior to arrival or a no-show.
REMARKS
Reservation should be made direct with the hotel by returning this form (Fax No : 82 2 559- 7996) or e-mail to
Sylvia Hur (Sylvia_Hur@interconti.com) before April 10, 2002. One form for one booking only. Reservations after
the cut-off date will be acceptable only upon a space availability and room rate may change.
Hotel Check-in Time is 3:00 PM, Check-out time is 12:00 noon.
Rooms confirmed shall be made available for occupancy by the hotel after 3:00 pm on the day of arrival. Rooms shall be
available on a confirmed basis before 3:00 pm on the date of arrival only if the room is pre-blocked for one night in
advance, for which the charge of an additional day will be charged.
Requested by ___________________________
Reservation confirmation # : ______________________
Date:__________________________________
Reservation confirmed by : _______________________
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ANNEX 4
(to TSB Circular 90)
ITU-T Workshop on Security
(Seoul, 13-14 May 2002)
ITU-TSB
REGISTRATION FORM
To be returned to TSB (Fax +41 22 730 5853) by 12 April 2002
Mr.
Mrs.
Miss
_____________________________________________
Country
_________________________________________
_____________________________________________
Family Name
Name of Administration of Member State
_________________________________________
_____________________________________________
First Name
Name of Sector Member / Associate /
_____________________________________________
Non-Members
Complete address of Administration or Organization:
_________________________________________________
Tel:____________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
Fax:____________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
E-mail:_________________________________________________
Hotel/Address in Seoul
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Tel:
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Date: _________________________
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Signature: _______________________________________________________
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