Tiversa Presenting at NATO Information Symposium
Cyberintelligence experts asked to address global concerns of P2P networks
Pittsburgh, PA (August 31, 2012) – Tiversa, the cyberintelligence experts, has been invited to speak at the 2012 NATO Information Assurance & Cyber Defense Symposium being held at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), in Mons, Belgium from September 10-14. With more than 1,000 delegates expected from 28 NATO nations, Tiversa will be addressing the growing global concerns surrounding Peer-to-Peer (P2P) file-sharing networks.
“We are honored to be sharing our knowledge and experiences with technology leaders from around the world,” said Tiversa CEO Bob Boback. “There is no question that P2P is a global issue with more than 550 million users issuing billions in searches each day. It is our intention to demonstrate our capabilities to the delegates and provide to them a deeper understanding of how P2P networks are used globally for both legitimate as well as malicous purposes.”
For nearly 10 years, Tiversa has been working quietly behind the scenes with some of the largest governmental and business organizations in the world to provide an education about P2P and the lesser-known dangers associated with these networks. For more information about the 2012 NATO Information Assurance & Cyber Defense Symposium, go to www.ia.nato.int/events/symposium.
Mike Prusinski|
Chief of Staff
Tiversa
The Cyberintelligence Experts
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About Tiversa
Tiversa provides P2P Intelligence services to corporations, government agencies and individuals based on patented technologies that can monitor over 550 million users issuing 1.8 billion searches a day. Requiring no software or hardware, Tiversa can locate exposed files, provide copies, determine file sources and assist in remediation and risk mitigation. The company, a proud partner of FBI-LEEDA (Law Enforcement Executive Development Association), Infragard Pittsburgh and the ICAC Task Force (Internet Crimes Against Children), also supports Project Safe Childhood. The company also provides vital information to law enforcement organizations throughout the U.S. to assist in their pursuit of criminals around the world. For more information, visit www.tiversa.com.
About NIAC
The NATO Information Assurance Technical Center is responsible for providing Information Assurance operations, services, technical support and enterprise security management at the strategic, operational and tactical levels throughout NATO in order to protect NATO information from any form of attack and from deliberate or accidental exposure. It also provides Information Assurance expertise and advice to all NATO organizations and agencies, NATO-member and Partnership-for-Peace nations and NATO coalitions.
About NCI
The NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency was established on 1 July as a result of the merger of the NATO Consultation, Command and Control Agency (NC3A), the NATO ACCS Management Agency (NACMA), the NATO Communications and Information System Services Agency (NCSA), the ALTBMD Program and elements of NATO HQ. The establishment of the Agency is part of a broader NATO reform. The new NCI Agency "connects forces, NATO and Nations"- it is NATO's IT and C4ISR provider, including cyber and missile defense.
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