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Emerson Network Power demonstrates its new line of secure products. view now

It’s not just the large-scale militaries taking an active approach to cyber defence. Brig Gen Helmut Habermayer is the head of Military Strategy for the Austrian MoD, and outlines the fringe work being advanced by his nation’s armed forces and how this must stand side-by-side with vulnerable infrastructure. Habermayer also discusses resourcing cyber warriors from the ‘black hat’ community and how the new generation is training for cyber defence. view now

Sergeant Amos Sylvester, head of the Trinidad & Tobago Cyber Crime Unit, explains how his department is now being sent across the world to source information, expertise and advice from other leading cyber defence initiatives. Sylvester’s primary concern is to thwart organised crime efforts to strip financial sector of its assets, because, in his own words, “cyber crime touches everyone in society” and must be controlled. view now

Lt Gen José Carlos Dos Santos, head of the Brazilian Army’s Cybernetic Centre (CDCiber), explains why his nation’s attention has turned so much to the digital space, as Brazil continues to modernise its entire military. Every new platform will need to be integrated with the network, and that means cyber security is a priority – particularly as all eyes will be on Rio’s World Cup and Olympic Games in just a few years time. view now

Robert Lentz once headed the National Computer Security Center under the Reagan administration before it was cancelled in the 1980s. Only now is the US government seeking to catch up on combating the growing cyber threat, which includes the very real risk of a large-scale digital-led conflict. Lentz is now the President of FireEye, a company that is making vital progress in the field of private-public network security, and we find out how the architecture of the company provides such a robust platform. view now

Christopher Painter, the US Department of State’s Cyber Coordinator, sits down for a discussion of the key issues with Defence IQ’s Richard de Silva. Here, Painter addresses the White House’s cyber policy when it comes to international partnering and global network protection, including whether he believes there is a need for new rules of engagement in cyberspace. view now

The Naval Air Systems Command is the epicentre of the US Navy’s platform support. Gerard Walles explains that the business model of mobile phone applications can be replicated to long-term weapons systems, as ‘closed architecture’ approaches become a thing of the past. He also outlines what he has learned from networking with international peers at the 2011 conference. view now

Vice Admiral Rinaldo Veri, commander of NATO’s naval commander of NATO naval operation Unified Protector,discusses the European and global maritime ISR domain, and opens up about what he sees as the future requirements for his fleet, and the emerging technologies that could bolster surveillance coverage in the Mediterranean. view now

How do terrorists fit into the cyber threat? How is the UK addressing the risk to Critical National Infrastructure? Who is ultimately responsible for national cyber defence? view now

Michael Boyer, Director of RCERT Europe, explains what it takes to lead a team to protect the world’s best equipped army as it is targeted with a huge amount of cyber attacks daily. view now

LCDR Paul A Walker of the US Navy’s JAGC is the Operations Law Attorney for US CYBERCOM. He spoke with us this year on several key issues, including the difficulties facing the legal system when dealing with the cyber domain. view now