Presentations and Papers

Southern California Honeynet Project

A Chapter of the Honeynet Project

Cameron H. Malin presented:
º June 27, 2011: “Digital Forensics in the Cyber Threatscape” to an international cyber delegation.

º June 22, 2011 & June 23, 2011: “The Evolving Malware Threat” at a U.S. Government Cyber Conference.

º June 1, 2011: “Cyber Crime Threats and Trends” to an international delegation.

º April 2, 2011: “The Evolving Cyber Threatscape” at a U.S. Government Cyber Conference.

º December 8, 2010: “Information System Threats and Incident Response,” Resilient Angel Table Top Exercise, Federal Executive Board .

º May 12, 2010: “The Evolving Malware Threat” at the Policing Cyberspace International Conference.

º March, 30, 2010: “Malware Threats” at Symantec.
James M. Aquilina presented:
º June 29, 2011: “Social Media Revolution: Social Media Forensics-The Next Generation of E-Discovery and Information Governance” before a panel of premier entertainment executives and security professionals at DreamWorks Animation.

º April 26, 2011: In conjunction with Judge Beverly Reid O’Connell, presented a class on social networks and their expanding impact on the courts entitled, “Advanced Course on Social Networks.”

º April 8, 2011: "Investigation Strategies and Techniques: Forensic, Street Crimes, White Collar and Post-Conviction Cases," Fidler Institute on Criminal Justice located at Loyola Law School.

º December 10, 2010: "Social Media Forensics" at the 2010 Bankruptcy Winter Education Conference.

º October 29, 2010: “Social Media Evidence and the Courts” at the Los Angeles Superior Court Criminal Bench Seminar.

º October 23, 2010: Served as a panelist at the “MySpace or ThierSpace? Justice, Law Enforcement, and the Legal Profession in the Age of Social Networking” conference hosted by the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic at the University of California Berkeley School of Law.

º October 6, 2010: “Social Network Forensics” to the Association of Corporate Counsel’s Southern California Chapter at the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Stadium.

º September 2010: Moderated the “Hot Topics in Cybercrime” discussion panel as part of the 24th Annual National Institute on White Collar Crime, presented by the American Bar Association.

º April 17, 2010: "The effect of social media on today’s legal system" at the California Central District Judicial Conference California Central District Judicial Conference.

º January 26, 2010: Loyola Law School- Guest Lecturer; cyber-law class on the cyber prosecution of botnets at Loyola Law School of Los Angeles.