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“Securing the Internet of Things”
2 October, 2013 @ 3:15 – 9:00 PM - SDG&E Innovation Center – 4760 Clairemont Mesa Blvd
The  Internet  of  Things  (IOT)  is  the  term  for  the  phenomenon  where  people  and  things  (physical  devices  such  vehicles,   commercial  and  industrial  equipment,  medical  devices,  remote  sensors,  etc.)  are  connected  to  networks  that  are  linked  to   the  Internet  and  communicating  vast  amounts  of  valuable  data.  While  the  idea  is  not  new,  the  recent  proliferation  creates  a
sense  of  urgency  to  better  understand,  manage  and  consume  the  resulting  data.
Leading  innovators,  investors,  and  executives  will  explore  the  Internet  of  Things  and  the  implications  for  new  approaches  in   thinking  by  government,  business,  and  individuals  regarding  privacy  and  security  across  these  widely  distributed  networks   and  the  resulting  amounts  of  data.
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Registration
Welcome: Sponsor Acknowledgement and MC Intro - Reo Carr, Executive Editor,
San Diego Business Journal
Introduction: Darin Andersen, President & CEO, CyberUnited, Chairman &
Founder, CyberHive
Special Guest: Council President Pro Tem, Sherri Lightner, Council District 1
EIC Welcome: Caroline Winn, VP, Customer Services & Chief
Customer Privacy Officer
Keynote: “Silent Intelligence – What are the Machines Trying to Tell Us?”
Speaker: Daniel Obodovski, Co-founder, Managing Partner, DND Ventures LLC
Author, “The Silent Intelligence, The Internet of Things”
Break
Panel 1: “Who Owns and Protects the Democratized Data of IoT”
Moderator: Navid Alipour, Managing Partner, Analytics Ventures
Panelists: Tom Caldwell, President, CyberFlow Analytics
Stephen Coggeshall, Ph.D, Chief Technology Officer, ID Analytics
Matt Harrigan, President & CEO, PacketSled
Steve Kovsky, Sr. Manager, Digital Content & Corporate Marketing
Communications, Websense
Break
Panel 2: “Privacy and Security Implications: What New Cybersecurity
Regimes and Policies Will be Needed for the Resilient Network?”
Moderator: Justine Phillips, Attorney, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton
Panelists: Cecilia Anastos, Founder, Meta Enterprises
Sage Osterfeld, Chief Marketing Officer, AirPatrol
Chris Vera, Privacy Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E)
Jauher Zaidi, CEO & Founder, Appriva and Palmchip
Evening Reception: CyberTini – Music by Wilovalot
“Securing the Internet of Things”

Welcome Speakers:
About Reo Carr: Reo Carr was made Executive Editor for the
San Diego Business Journal in early 2013 making this his 7 th year with the Journal. Mr. Carr served as editor in chief of the
San Diego Daily Transcript for six years. He has over 20 years of journalism experience and also has extensive background in the book, magazine, and newspaper publishing industries. Mr.
Carr is the Corporate Vice President of Digital Media for the
California Business Journals. He has been Member of Advisory
Board at Crossflo Systems, Inc. since June 2006. Mr. Carr serves on the boards of the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center, and the advisory boards of the Family Literacy Foundation, the
Children's Initiative, and the San Diego Aerospace Museum.
About Darin Andersen: Darin Andersen is a cyber security professional and the Founder & Chairman of CyberHive, a high tech incubator and shared workspace. Darin is also President &
CEO of CyberUnited, INC., a cybersecurity and analysis firm focused on big data and predictive analytics. Before founding
CyberUnited, Darin was the General Manager, North America for Norman Data Defense Systems, a global leader and pioneer in proactive security solutions and forensics malware tools. In
2011 Darin received an “Exemplary Performance Award” for
Cyber Security by San Diego Business Journal and in 2010 he was named a “Top Influential” by The San Diego Daily
Transcript. Darin created the “Securing Our eCity” initiative
(now a private Foundation) during his former employement at
ESET, where he was Chief Operating Officer. The initiative (which is now an independent Foundation) was recognized by The White House as the “Best
Local/Community Plan” DHS National Cybersecurity Awareness Challenge. Darin has an
MBA in Finance and Operations Management and a 2nd Masters in Information Systems and Operations Systems both from University of Southern California.

Silent Intelligence – What are the Machines Trying to Tell
Us?
Keynote Speaker: Daniel Obodovski, Co-founder, Managing
Partner, DND Ventures LLC, Author, “The Silent Intelligence, The
Internet of Things”
Abstract: Connected machines are everywhere. IOT gives us the opportunity to talk to the analog world around us in a digital way. Enhanced by advances in wireless communication these things can communicate valuable data over large distances unconstrained by wires to help us to make better and more informed decisions.
About Daniel Obodobski: With nearly 20 years of experience in the wireless and high-tech sectors, Daniel Obodovski’s passion is helping companies go to market with connected devices and machine-to-machine (M2M) technologies. He has worked with some of the top people in the industry to realize the vision of the Internet of Things. Most recently, Daniel was Director of
Business Development at Qualcomm, where he led the commercial launch of multiple
M2M products and businesses. Prior to that, Daniel was Director of Strategic Marketing and
Business Development at Motorola Germany. In 2011 Daniel co-founded, and currently cochairs, M2M SIG at CommNexus San Diego. Daniel holds an MBA degree from the University of
South Carolina and Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, as well as a
Master’s degree from the Moscow State Lomonosov University.
Panel 1: “Who Owns and Protects the Democratized Data of IoT”
Abstract: Data democratization means more widely shared data across boundaries as different entities begin to see valuable data coming out of connected devices and sensors. This opens new avenues to marketing, sales, support, partners and more. However, the potential to share data instantly with everyone and everything creates a huge cybersecurity threat. How do we determine what is sensitive, what is competitive, and where do we draw these new lines?
Moderator: Navid Alipour, Managing Partner, Analytics Ventures
Panelists:
Tom Caldwell, President & CEO, CyberFlow Analytics
Stephen Coggeshall, Ph.D, Chief Technology Officer, ID Analytics
Macy Dennis, CISO, Kratos Defense Systems
Matt Harrigan, President & CEO, PacketSled
Steve Kovsky, Sr. Manager, Digital Content & Corporate Marketing Communications, Websense

About Navid Alipour: Navid looks to address the need between angel investors and big venture capital funds. He looks to provide capital and support to disruptive emerging growth companies looking to challenge the status quo in their respective industries.
Navid looks to partner with entrepreneurs to help them navigate the course of their business and ultimately to reach the desired exit strategy. He also welcomes collaborating with other venture capital funds by sharing deal flow and joining syndicates to support the innovators and entrepreneurs striving to commercialize their dreams.
About Tom Caldwell: A veteran of Cisco and Microsoft, Tom has deep expertise in delivering Cloud-based software products and large scale software systems to large enterprise and service providers. Most recently
CEO and President of LonoCloud. With a MS in computer science, he has more than 20 years in business and software engineering.
About Dr. Stephen Coggeshall, Ph.D: Dr. Stephen Coggeshall is ID
Analytics' Chief Analytics and Science Officer. In 2002, Coggeshall was co-founder and CEO of the analytics consulting company Los
Alamos Computational Group which worked primarily with Morgan
Stanley. Coggeshall has spent his 20-plus year career leading scientists to build practical solutions to difficult business problems using advanced analytics. He joined Morgan Stanley as an Executive
Director, working in the areas of asset allocation, portfolio analysis, stock selection, proprietary derivatives trading and behavioral forecasts of investors and financial advisors. Prior to Los Alamos
Computational Group, Coggeshall was Group Vice President of the technology development organization at HNC Software. Until that time, Coggeshall was co-founder of CASA where he managed a group doing consumer behavioral and portfolio modeling and analysis (CASA was purchased in 2000 by HNC Software). Experience prior to CASA includes work in machine learning and adaptive computation; during this time Coggeshall led teams working with Citicorp,
MasterCard and the Internal Revenue Service building applied solutions using advanced mathematical algorithms. He also spent 11 years at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the field of laser fusion. Recognized throughout the industry for his work, Coggeshall received a
Lifetime Achievement award from the San Diego Business Journal in 2012. Coggeshall coauthored the book entitled, "Foundations of Predictive Analytics." He is a frequent presenter and his research has appeared in national news media such as the Wall Street Journal, TIME
Magazine, and the Today Show.

About Cecilia Anastos: Cecilia Anastos holds a Master’s Degree in
Strategic Intelligence w/sp in Middle East Issues, a Graduate Certificate in
Cybercrime, and a B.A. in Criminal Justice w/sp in Psychology. In 2005,
Ms. Anastos founded Meta Intelligence where she works as Chief Intel
Analyst – OSINT, Cybercrime and Linguistics Specialist covering issues in the areas of cybercrime, counternarcoterrorism, maritime issues (piracy at sea), illicit non- commercial air traffic, money laundering, Iran’s non-official financial network, and other topics of concern for our nation. Fluent in five languages, she is an avid reader and a source of knowledge in foreign policy, political affairs, demographic trends, socio- cultural dynamics, transnational gangs, indigenous groups, conflict resolution, and cultures in Latin America, Africa,
Europe, and Eurasia, as well as in creating strategic models and analysis of predictability for countries and non-state organizations. Ms. Anastos is an expert in open source information collection and analysis (OSINT), and operational security in the cyberspace domain.
As a concerned citizen of the United States, and ad-honorem, Ms. Anastos worked as Volunteer
Crime Investigator of Cold Cases for the San Diego Police Department (2004, 2012-2013), and she was a guest OSINT and OpSec in Cyber Instructor at National Academy FBI - Quantico in
2011-2012, and an instrumental member for the Department of Justice’s CIWG Privacy
Committee (2012) for “Developing a Policy on the Use of Social Media in Intelligence and
Investigative Activities.” She has received many recommendations for her work, being the most recent ones a letter of appreciation from Fishers Police Department (IN) for her ad-honorem
OSINT work to aid in the identification of a perpetrator of Internet Crimes Against Children; and a Certificate of Appreciation from the Federal Bureau of Investigations for her contributions on
Best Practice Guidelines on OSINT Collection to the Law Enforcement Agencies.
About Matt Harrigan: Matt Harrigan is a security industry veteran.
He is accredited with inventing and popularizing the practice of commercial penetration testing in Kevin Poulsen’s NY Times best selling book “Kingpin.” In 1994, Mr. Harrigan founded MCR, where he rolled out the industry’s first MSSP. He is the former president of
NSS Labs, the industry’s leading security product performance laboratory. Prior to NSS, Mr. Harrigan was a Vice President for
Trustwave (TWAV). He currently serves as the Chairman of Critical
Assets, a security R&D hotbed that The Pentagon looks to for innovative security concepts, and is the CEO of Packetsled, leading the charge on the next generation of big data security analytics solutions.

About Steve Kovsky: Steve Kovsky is the Senior Manager of Digital
Media & Marketing Communications at Websense. Mr. Kovsky is also the Community Manager for Enterprise Mobile Hub. A veteran journalist and author, Steve has covered all aspects of information technology for over 20 years in print, radio, television and online. In addition to his current role as resident tech expert for San Diego 6 TV in San Diego, and CBS/Infinity Broadcasting radio affiliate KFWB
(“News 980”) in Los Angeles, Steve is a prolific writer whose body of work has been widely read by both IT professionals and consumers worldwide. He has also held editorial management positions at CNET
Networks/CBS Interactive, ZDNet /TechTV, Ziff-Davis, UBM/TechWeb and Global Sources.
Steve has also served as Principal Analyst and Research Leader for Consumer Electronics for the Current Analysis division of NPD Group, and as Vice President and Editorial Director for
Centric Events Group, an organizer of technical IT trade shows and conferences across North
America. Steve is the author of two popular technology "how to” books for consumers: "The
Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Windows XP Media Center Edition,” (Que, 2004), which was republished in 2005 by Dell Computer, and "High-Tech Toys for Your TV: Secrets of TiVo, Xbox,
ReplayTV, UltimateTV and More" (Que 2002).
Panel 2: “Privacy and Security Implications: What new Cybersecurity Regimes and
Policies will be Needed for the Resilient Network?”
Abstract: On 17 April 2013, the US Federal Trade Commission published a call for inputs on the ‘consumer privacy and security issues posed by the growing connectivity of consumer devices, such as cars, appliances, and medical devices’, in other words, about the impact of the
Internet of Things (IoT) on the everyday lives of citizens. Existing approaches to risk and privacy management are challenged by this new approach to data and the networks it is shared across. How will that impact business? Who or what needs to take responsibility for oversight?
Moderator: Justine Phillips, Attorney, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton
Panelists:
Sage Osterfeld, Chief Marketing Officer, AirPatrol
Chris Vera, Privacy Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E)
Jauher Zaidi, CEO & Founder, Appriva and Palmchip
About Justine Phillips: Justine Phillips is an attorney in Sheppard
Mullin’s Del Mar office. Justine focuses her practice on cybersecurity, data privacy, employment litigation and counseling, and commercial litigation. Justine has experience assisting clients with crisis management and forensic investigations for data breaches, cyberintrusions, and complex e-discovery issues. Justine also founded
Women in eDiscovery San Diego chapter, is the former co-chair of ABA’s
Technology for the Litigator—New Products, and frequently publishes and speaks on cyber-related issues.

About Sage Osterfeld: Sage Osterfeld is a veteran marketing and product management executive with nearly 25 years experience in software, Internet, network security and mobile startups. Over the past two decades Mr. Osterfeld has played key roles in helping companies identify market opportunity and execute successful strategies ranging from growth and acquisitions to IPOs. Before joining AirPatrol, Mr.
Osterfeld served as Vice President of Marketing for big data and analytics software developer Halo Business Intelligence, co-founded mobile technology firm KaaM, and headed marketing and product management for security firm High Tower Software. His earlier background includes marketing management and product development roles at numerous other software firms including Websense, where he lead its marketing from 1997 through IPO in 2000. Mr. Osterfeld holds a Bachelor of the Arts degree in Journalism from California State University, Fullerton.
About Chris Vera: Christopher Vera manages SDG&E's Office of
Customer Privacy. He is an agent of positive change in the privacy and security industries with over 12 years experience developing and implementing privacy and information security programs. As a
Geological Sciences major from San Diego State University, he is trained to examine the positive and negative synergies between large collections of systems. A passionate advocate of privacy and security, Vera works to raise awareness of these issues and to collaboratively find solutions to the challenges they present. He is an active member of Infragard and Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.
About Jauher Zaidi: Jauher is serial entrepreneur and has over 26 years of experience in executive management and led design teams in, mainframe processor, co-processor, fiber-optic networking, and system integration at Unisys. He also led the single-chip I/O processor for mainframe computer at Amdahl, and mass storage group at Samsung. Before founding Palmchip in 1996, he led the world's first SSD controller system-on-chip (SoC) integration at
Quantum Corporation. Jauher is also a Chairman and Director of
Palmchip Pakistan Private Limited, a software and IT outsourcing company focused on VoIP and Telecomm. He is an Adviser for
Savant Company, a leader in International System-on-Chip conferences. He has also founded the SiliconPakistan organization to bring SoC technology to Pakistan. He has written and presented a number of articles and papers on the IP business model, and future business and technology trends. He has also participated in many system-on-chip panels, and is a recognized expert in the area of SoC development. He invented the CoreFrame SoC memory centric
Architecture. He holds several patents on SoC technology and infrastructure. The EE Times, a well-known industry publication, named him twice among the 'Top 20 visionary CEOs’ in the world.

SDG&E Energy Innovation Center:
The SDG&E Energy Innovation Center (the Center) is a showcase facility where residential and business customers can learn about energy efficiency, alternative fuel transportation, Smart
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The Center offers an array of seminars on energy efficiency; classes in the food service demonstration kitchen; tours of the Smart Home full of energy-saving technology; information in the resource library, and guided tours of the water-wise walkway which showcases drought tolerant plants that saves water and energy.
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