Papers & Presentations
FIRST organizes and participates in many events per year, and lots of papers and presentations offered. Annual Conferences presentations are available to the public 6 months later, while Technical Colloquia presentations and papers are restricted to members only.
FIRST Members may view all the Technical Colloquia presentations when connected to the Members website.
18th Annual FIRST Conference on Computer Security Incident Handling
June 2530, 2006 Baltimore, Maryland, United States
- A Distributed Intrusion Detection System Based on Passive Sensors
- A Framework for Effective Alert Visualization
- A Strategy for Inexpensive Automated Containment of Infected or Vulnerable Systems
- Automated Extraction of Threat Signatures from Network Flows
- Behavioral Study of Bot Obedience using Causal Relationship Analysis
- Botnets as Vehicle for Online Crime
- Building and Deploying Billy Goat: a Worm-Detection System
- CarmentiS - a German Early Warning Information System - Challenges and Approaches
- CERT's Virtual Training Environment: A New Model for Security and Compliance Training
- Counter-Forensic Tools: Analysis and Data Recovery
- Designing and Developing an Application for Incident Response Teams
- Design Your Network to Aid Forensic Investigation
- Effectiveness of Proactive CSIRT Services
- Evaluating CSIRT Operations
- Honeypot Technology: Principles and Applications
- If You Don't Know What You Don't Know
- Maximizing the Benefits of Intrusion Prevention Systems: Effective Deployment Strategies
- Netflow Tools NfSen and NFDUMP
- Proposal of RSS Extension for Security Information Exchange
- RAPIER - A 1st Responders Info Collection Tool
- Reliably Determining the Outcome of Computer Network Attacks
- Risk Analysis Methodology for New IT Service
- Secure Coding in C and C++
- The Impact of Honeynets for CSIRTs
- The Network-Centric Incident Response and Forensics Imperative
- The Survivability and Information Assurance (SIA) Curriculum
- Threats of P2P file sharing software - a Japanese situation about "Winny"
- Threats of P2P File Sharing Software - a Japanese Situation About "Winny"
- Time Signatures to Detect Multi-headed Stealthy Attack Tools
- VisFlowConnect-IP : A Link-Based Visualization of NetFlows for Security Monitoring
- Worm Poisoning Technology and Application
17th Annual FIRST Conference on Computer Security Incident Handling
June 26July 01, 2005 Singapore, Singapore
- A Common Vulnerability Scoring System
- A Distributed Intrusion Alert System
- A National Early Warning Capability Based on a Network of Distributed Honeypots
- Artifact Analysis
- Bridging the Gap Between Software Development and Incident Handling
- Building a Logging Infrastructure
- Computer Forensics as Part of a Security Incident Response Plan
- Creating and Managing CSIRTs
- Crisis communication and Media management in Security Incidence Response
- CVE, CME, ... CMSI? Standardizing System Information
- Defining the Rules of Trusted Computing: A Global Agenda
- Dynamics of Incident Response
- European CSIRT Update
- EWIS in a Box
- EWIS in a Box - or - How to build a National Early Warning Information System in 80 Days
- Fighting Phishing site at the front line
- FIRST 2005 Welcome
- Getting Ahead: Integrating Development and Response for Improved Security
- How to Reduce Incidents by Employing Pro-Active Preventions
- IEEE 802.16 WiMax Security
- Key Strategies for defeating crime online
- Mitirating Rogue Access Points in Corporate Environments
- Network Monitoring on Large Networks
- New Security Features in Solaris 10 and DTrace
- Passive DNS Replication
- Pondering and Patrolling Network Perimeters
- Proposal for the experimental environment for Network Worm infection
- Risk Triage and Prototyping in Information Security Engagements
- Risk Triage and Prototyping in Information Security (Powerpoint Slides)
- Security Bulletin Publication at AusCERT using "EzESB"
- Security Challenges on the Road Ahead
- Sharing Incident Data; History, Perspective, and a View for the Future
- SIRIOS, a Framework for CERTs
- Strategies for Achieving Network Intelligence
- TeamDefend Organizational and Inter-Organizational Cyber Defense Training
- The Looming Privacy Rights Debacle: How Data Protection Law Will Shape Response Team Activities
- Title: Pondering and Patrolling Network Perimeters
- Trends in Malware Enabled Identity Theft
- Vulnerabilities in Consumer Electronics -- DVD players, Cell phones attack : your system ??
- Wireless Security
16th Annual FIRST Conference on Computer Security Incident Handling
June 1318, 2004 Budapest, Hungary
- A Framework for Collection and Management of Intrusion Detection Data Sets
- ARAKIS - An Early Warning and Attack Identification System
- Creating and Managing Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs)
- Creating a Process Map for Incident Management
- Critical Infrastructure Protection - a business view
- Cyber Intelligence: Why a Business needs to set-up a Cyber Threat Analysis Unit
- Defence in Depth: Protecting Against Zero-Day Attacks
- Deploying new Wireless Standards in Corporate Environments
- Fighting Internet diseases: DDoS, worms and miscreants
- FIRST at WSIS: The Security in the emerging Information Society
- From Incident response to Incident Response Management
- Incident Response in the Research University
- Inside Microsoft Security
- Internet Threat Detection System Using Bayesian Estimation
- Intrusion Prevention System for Databases: The Sandbox Approach
- Network Monitoring and web portal site Project in AP region
- Public Monitoring
- Security Implications of IPv6
- Seeing Vulnerability: The art, science, law, and politics of vulnerability discovery
- TF-CSIRT Activity Update
- The Common Announcement Interchange Format - CAIF
- The CSIRT and Wireless Security Breaches: Specialized Methods, Tools, and Techniques for Proactive and Reactive Wireless LAN Incident Response
- The Incident Response Team object in the RIPE database - the direct link from IP numbers to CSIRTs
- UNIX and Linux based Rootkits Techniques and Countermeasures
- Update the APCERT activities (Under the Regional Initiative Activities Update slot with TF-CSIRT)
- What Went Wrong?
- Workshop on Network Flow Analysis

