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FINAL SCHEDULE April 28 – 30, 2015 in Nashville, TN We can’t tell you how excited we and our CATS partners are to have such a spectacular highly interdisciplinary lineup for InfowarCon 2015. From a Hollywood Producer to the Swedish MoD to a Minister-turned-Cyber-Theorist and of course, the DoD, it’s safe to say you can expect the unexpected this year. InfowarCon 2015 will be focusing on: ▪ ISIS / Cyber Terrorism ▪ Russian Cyber Theory ▪ The Use of Social Media & Perception Management as a Weapon of War Have you registered to attend yet? Join our intimate group (maxed at 60) in a special non-published location, to explore the intricacies of evolving cyber conflict. Look over the outstanding agenda below; we’re certain you won’t want to miss this! Be sure to register soon if you haven’t! Agenda for Days 2 & 3 (Click Here to View on IWC.com!) DAY 2 Mathew G. Devost, President/CEO, Fusion X, Conference Chair An Overview: I/O-IW, Russia, ISIS, Perception Management: Why Are We Losing? Winn Schwartau, CEO,The Security Awareness Company, Founder of InfowarCon IW-I/O Modeled on Analogue Network Security: A CyberWar Framework Erik Biverot, Coordinator, Cyber Security/Info Assurance, LTCA(A), CATS, Swedish National Defence University Ingvar Hellquist, Sr. Advisor, Cyber Security, COL(A)(Ret.), CATS, Swedish National Defence University T-incident Reports in Sweden and European Union Bjorn Palmertz, Senior Analyst, CATS, Swedish National Defence University Russian Influence Activities in the Baltic States Lars Nicander, Director, CATS, Swedish National Defence University How to Create a Hybrid Defence Mikael Tofvesson, Head of Global Monitoring & Analysis Section, Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency Sweden is Restarting its Psychological Defense Dr. Hans Mumm, Branch Chief, Continuous Monitoring, Joint Duty Assignment (GS-15), Adjunct Prof. AMU, Division Chief of Cyber Network Defense, CIO, ODNI, GS-15 UAVs, Drones, Policies, and Extremists Jorge Sebastiao, Senior BDM at International Turnkey Systems Group (ITS), Bahrain Middle East Cyberwar from a Middle East Perspective Tim Thomas Russian IW and an Analysis of Dr. Igor Nikolaevich Panarin G. Mark Hardy, USNR, Ret., CEO, National Security Corporation Disruptive Tactics for Disrupting Terrorist Financial Operations Spencer Wilcox, Special Assistant to the CSO and Managing Security Strategist, Exelon Corporation The Orlando Doctrine & Digital Strikeback: Redefining Self Defense in Cyberwar for the Private and Public Sectors DAY 3 Dr. Andrey Trufanov, Institute of Engineering and Transportation, Irkutsk, Russia A Comprehensive Network Peacebuilding Paradigm for Infowar Scenarios Joel Harding, Consultant, IO/IW/Cyber Applied Russian Information Warfare Richard Thieme, CEO, Thiemworks The Modern Wired Terrorist Mind: Understanding Necessary for Defeat Michael Masucci, Director, Producer; Commissioner of the Arts, Santa Monica & Los Angeles, CA ISIS, Media Management, and Influence Christopher Paul, PhD, Senior Social Scientist, RAND, National Defense Research Institute Improving Assessment and Evaluation of DoD Efforts to Inform, Influence, and Persuade Travis Hartman, L-3 Corporation Reverse Forensics on the Internet of Things Col. Harry D. Tunnel, IV, US Army (Ret.) Developing Cyber War Capabilities: Teaching Kinetic Impact Through Cyber Attacks Neal Pollard, McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown Cyber Treaties, Negotiations, and Statecraft in the Age of CyberWar http://infowarcon.com/