Nicolas Fischbach's guest appearances

Nicolas Fischbach

Black Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2006 [Video] Presentations from the security conference

Black Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2006 [Audio] Presentations from the security conference

radio DSI

Brian Caswell

Alex Stamos

Andrew Cushman

Dale Brocklehurst

Udayan Shah

Dave Goldsmith

Corey Benninger

Martin May

William B Kimball

Jay Schulman

Greg MacManus

Daniel Bilar

Dino Dai Zovi

Tom Brosch

Maik Morgenstern

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 Interview croisée de Nicolas Fischbach, global CTO, Forcepoint, réalisée lors des Assises de la Sécurité 2019. by radio DSI 

Interview croisée de Nicolas Fischbach, global CTO, Forcepoint, réalisée lors des Assises de la Sécurité 2019. by radio DSI

Nicolas Fischbach, global CTO, Forcepoint - Assises 2019

VoIP, IMS, FMC, NGN, PacketCore, MPLS. Put those together and you are looking at the next security nightmare when it comes to Service Provider infrastructure security. Carriers are already moving away from basic data and VoIP services towards the Next Generation Network, where you have one Packet-based Core network which is going to carry "junk" Internet traffic, "secure" Multi-Protocol Label Switching VPNs, "QoS guaranteed" voice, etc. And soon, thanks to new handhelds you'll see more and more Fixed and Mobile Convergence which enables you to roam anywhere inside and outside of the entreprise and access new interactive content thanks to the IP Multimedia Subsystem.		During this talk we will present such an architecture (based on a real large scale deployment with 4 major vendors), the security and architecture challenges we ran (and still run) into, and how we mitigate the risks (denial of service, interception, web apps security, fraud, etc)."

VoIP, IMS, FMC, NGN, PacketCore, MPLS. Put those together and you are looking at the next security nightmare when it comes to Service Provider infrastructure security. Carriers are already moving away from basic data and VoIP services towards the Next Generation Network, where you have one Packet-based Core network which is going to carry "junk" Internet traffic, "secure" Multi-Protocol Label Switching VPNs, "QoS guaranteed" voice, etc. And soon, thanks to new handhelds you'll see more and more Fixed and Mobile Convergence which enables you to roam anywhere inside and outside of the entreprise and access new interactive content thanks to the IP Multimedia Subsystem. 	 	During this talk we will present such an architecture (based on a real large scale deployment with 4 major vendors), the security and architecture challenges we ran (and still run) into, and how we mitigate the risks (denial of service, interception, web apps security, fraud, etc)."

Nicolas Fischbach: Carrier VoIP Security

"VoIP, IMS, FMC, NGN, PacketCore, MPLS. Put those together and you are looking at the next security nightmare when it comes to Service Provider infrastructure security. Carriers are already moving away from basic data and VoIP services towards the Next Generation Network, where you have one Packet-based Core network which is going to carry "junk" Internet traffic, "secure" Multi-Protocol Label Switching VPNs, "QoS guaranteed" voice, etc. And soon, thanks to new handhelds you'll see more and more Fixed and Mobile Convergence which enables you to roam anywhere inside and outside of the entreprise and access new interactive content thanks to the IP Multimedia Subsystem.		During this talk we will present such an architecture (based on a real large scale deployment with 4 major vendors), the security and architecture challenges we ran (and still run) into, and how we mitigate the risks (denial of service, interception, web apps security, fraud, etc)."

"VoIP, IMS, FMC, NGN, PacketCore, MPLS. Put those together and you are looking at the next security nightmare when it comes to Service Provider infrastructure security. Carriers are already moving away from basic data and VoIP services towards the Next Generation Network, where you have one Packet-based Core network which is going to carry "junk" Internet traffic, "secure" Multi-Protocol Label Switching VPNs, "QoS guaranteed" voice, etc. And soon, thanks to new handhelds you'll see more and more Fixed and Mobile Convergence which enables you to roam anywhere inside and outside of the entreprise and access new interactive content thanks to the IP Multimedia Subsystem. 	 	During this talk we will present such an architecture (based on a real large scale deployment with 4 major vendors), the security and architecture challenges we ran (and still run) into, and how we mitigate the risks (denial of service, interception, web apps security, fraud, etc)."