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10th 13/05/2019
edition
INTELLIGENCE WORKSHOP
Celebrating its 10th anniversary
Stockholmsmässan · Sweden · www.eweurope.com
Welcome
In 2011, when PLATH came up with the Today I am happy and proud to welco-
idea of adding an additional day to me you to the 10th edition of the Intelli-
the EW Europe conference specifically gence Workshop. The event has esta-
addressing COMINT related topics, we blished itself as a must-attend event
were convinced there was a need for for the intelligence community. Over
a new platform within the intelligence the years, the market trends and tech-
community. A platform that brings to- nological trends may have changed
gether users as well as providers of but the motivation of the Intelligence
COMINT technology and provides the Workshop remains the same: it´s all
opportunity for open discussions. As about the community, the exchange,
PLATH could not have initiated this the networking, the people. I am looking
event without strong partners, we were forward to this year’s and future dis-
very lucky to persuade the AOC and the cussions: Let´s keep up the dialogue!
EW Europe organiser to support us to
rapidly bring the idea to life. Right from I sincerely wish that you enjoy the
the start the event attracted conside- 10 th Intelligence Workshop – as I will!
rable attention from intelligence orga-
nisations not only in Europe but from NICO SCHARFE
around the world. And since then the CEO PLATH GmbH
attention has risen steadily.
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The 2019 agenda 13/05/2019
OPENING SESSION SESSION I SESSION II SESSION III
WELCOME CYBER DEFENCE – ARTIFICIAL (SIGNAL) INTELLIGENCE – MULTI-DOMAIN INTELLIGENCE –
CLOSING THE BACKDOORS CAN A MACHINE LEARN TO THINK? CATCH ME IF YOU CAN
09:00 - 09:30 11:00 - 11:20 13:00 - 13:20 15:00 - 15:20
Registration & welcome coffee The evolution of electronic warfare in the age of Voice biometrics: A powerful intel tool Connecting new dots – “classic“ intelligence
09:30 - 09:40 digital threats Paul Morris, Business Development Manager – reconnaissance and cyber domain
Chairman´s welcome Nicolas Mayencourt, Chief Executive Officer and Phonexia s.r.o. Jörg Eschweiler, Head of Cybersecurity & Intelli-
Air Marshal (RAF Retd) Philip Sturley Founder & Professor Dr Marc K. Peter, Chief 13:20 - 13:40 gence, Civil & National Security Germany –
CB MBE BSc FRAeS CCMI – AOC consultant Commercial Officer – Dreamlab Technologies AG AI-optimised workflow for ACINT operations Atos Information Technology GmbH
09:40 - 09:55 11:20 - 11:40 Robert O’Brien, Chief Technical Officer – 15:20 - 15:40
PLATH welcome Cyber security threat and operational overview SONARTECH ATLAS Pty Ltd Automation as a power multiplier for military
Nico Scharfe, CEO – PLATH GmbH Gregory A. Porpora, Distinguished Engineer, 13:40 - 14:00 intelligence
Cyber Security and AI – IBM GBS WW Public Automatic relationship extraction from text Guy Alon, Marketing Director, Intelligence, EW &
09:55 - 10:15 KEYNOTE ADDRESS Sector Communication Division – IAI \ ELTA
Brigadier General Armin Fleischmann Dr. Tilman Lesch, Senior Data Scientist – Deloitte
Director Plans and Policy Directorate – Cyber 11:40 - 12:00 Analytics Institute 15:40 - 15:55 FISH BOWL session 3
and Information Domain Service Headquarters, Secure IT architectures – Enabling scalable 14:00 - 14:20 Answering your questions
Ministry of Defence Germany approaches for cyber defence How text data can be analysed by psychological Air Marshal (RAF Retd) Philip Sturley
Marcel Taubert, Head of Division Defence – AI to determine personality traits CB MBE BSc FRAeS CCMI – AOC consultant
10:15 - 10:35 KEYNOTE ADDRESS secunet Security Networks AG
Knowledge vs vulnerabilities - Intelligence Simon Tschürtz, CEO and Co-Founder – 100 Worte 15:55 - 16:00 CLOSING REMARKS
requirements in the modern battlespace Sprachanalyse GmbH Air Marshal (RAF Retd) Philip Sturley
Lieutenant Colonel Holger Schmör 12:00 - 12:45 LUNCH 14:20 - 14:45 COFFEE CB MBE BSc FRAeS CCMI – AOC consultant
Deputy Director, Senior German National Officer –
12:45 - 13:00 FISH BOWL session 1 14:45 - 15:00 FISH BOWL session 2
Joint Electronic Warfare Core Staff, NATO
Answering your questions Answering your questions 16:00 - 18:00 EXHIBITION OPENING
Air Marshal (RAF Retd) Philip Sturley Air Marshal (RAF Retd) Philip Sturley Welcome drinks reception sponsored by PLATH
10:35 - 11:00 COFFEE CB MBE BSc FRAeS CCMI – AOC consultant CB MBE BSc FRAeS CCMI – AOC consultant
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A success story
The Intelligence Workshop was laun- approaches to how these challen-
ched in 2011 to provide users, deci- ges can be dealt with. And in fact,
sion-makers, buyers and the industry the selection of sessions made by
that are active in the field of communi- PLATH takes note of the issues affec-
cation intelligence with a platform for ting the intelligence community since Berlin, Singapore, Rome, Cologne, Edinburgh,
exchanging views. 2011 – including the need for innovati- Germany Singapore Italy Germany UK
ve sensor-independent technology or
Since the starting point of the event the currently challenging scenarios in
series, the attendee numbers have border protection.
risen. This shows that there is a huge
demand within the intelligence com- Throughout its history the event has
munity for an open dialogue. The Intel- visited a wealth of cities. Each year,
ligence Workshop has gained respect a host location is carefully selected
as it addresses current requirements to explore emerging requirements in
and the latest trends on the one hand communication intelligence and elec- Stockholm, Rotterdam, London, Lausanne, Stockholm,
and, on the other hand, it invites the tronic warfare and maximise military Sweden Netherlands UK Switzerland Sweden
industry to introduce innovative and government engagement.
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Our sessions past and present 2014 Sessions (Edinburgh) 2017 Sessions (London)
1. COMINT on ground and airborne 1. Intelligence evolution driven by
platforms / software /
2. COMINT: a technological perspective 2. ELINT meets COMINT /
on HF sensors / 3. Extend your baseline by combining
2011 Sessions (Berlin) 2012 Sessions (Rome) 3. COMINT & IP: data and contents / tactical systems /
1. The future of COMINT and COMMS- 1. Collecting the data: complete spec- 4. COMMS-ESM for naval platforms /
ESM / trum overview by integrated sensors /
2. The data flood: modern COMINT 2. Managing the intelligence: NCI by
sensors & collection systems / intelligence pre-processing and 2015 Sessions (Stockholm) 2018 Sessions (Lausanne)
3. Information extraction for the data sensor fusion / 1. Maritime intelligence for different 1. SIGINT in a box: compact and flex-
deluge: analysis and evaluation / 3. Generating the knowledge: validated naval platforms / ible /
knowledge by exploration of meta 2. Innovation: design and realisation of 2. Cyber security: the new arms
information / EW and intelligence solutions / race? /
2011 Sessions (Singapore) 3. Intelligence 2.0: imminent challenges
1. Moving closer together: integrated and solutions in communication /
SIGINT approach / 2013 Sessions (Cologne) 2019 Sessions (Stockholm)
2. Conceptual design for a COMMS / 1. Future sensor technology / 1. Cyber defence: closing the backdoors /
RADAR ESM system / 2. State-of-the-art intelligence collec- 2016 Sessions (Rotterdam) 2. Artificial (signal) intelligence: can a
3. Compact COMINT solutions for mobile tion management / 1. Protecting borders / machine learn to think? /
platforms / 3. Special intelligence operations / 2. Combining sensitive data / 3. Multi-domain intelligence: catch me
4. Future perspectives in evaluation / 4. The future of intelligence / 3. Bringing down COMMS / if you can /
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Visitor profile As the only event specializing in COMINT, the Intelligence Workshop attracts a diverse array of participants from all over the world. The visitor pool spans military, govern- ment, public sector, academia and in- dustry domains. ALGERIA CZECH REPUBLIC HUNGARY JORDAN NORWAY SINGAPORE TURKEY AUSTRALIA DENMARK INDIA LATVIA PAKISTAN SLOVENIA UAE AUSTRIA ESTONIA INDONESIA LITHUANIA POLAND SOUTH AFRICA UK BELGIUM FINLAND IRELAND MALAYSIA QATAR SPAIN UKRAINE BRAZIL FRANCE ISRAEL NETHERLANDS REPUBLIC OF KOREA SWEDEN USA CANADA GERMANY ITALY NETHERLAND ANT. ROMANIA SWITZERLAND VIETNAM CHINA GREECE JAPAN NEW ZEALAND SAUDI ARABIA THAILAND 10 11
Gallery 12 13
The themes in the history of the Intelligence Workshop clearly mark out the digital
COMINT in a changing world transformation that has not only captured our society, but also our intelligence
community.
Around ten years ago, the requirements
focused on capturing as many electro-
magnetic signals as possible. It was
the trend at the time to use sensors
that were as sensitive as possible, so
nothing would fail within the chosen
spectrum range, or to integrate several
sensors to ensure the whole spectrum
was covered. rement for speed, where anyone who identify endangerers hiding behind va- the event, the user is searching for, is
was quickly able to make valid informa- rious aliases in cyberspace, as quickly more and more important: who does
Yet, with the increased use of diffe- tion available for decision making was and reliably as possible. what, when, where and why? The is-
rent communication media, the focus a step closer to the objective of infor- sue of automation plays an important
shifted from sensors to software. The mation superiority. This challenge of increasing quantities role here, as resources are limited more
requirement emerged for sensor-in- of data pursues us to this day. Sys- than ever and must be deployed in a
dependent systems, that were able to The digitalisation trend was further ac- tems are required that can process purposeful way. That is why we already
process results from various sensors celerated through the increased use of enormous quantities of data, fuse in- need to occupy ourselves today with
(COMINT, ELINT and OSINT) independ- social media. The cyber issue became formation from different data sources how we can support users with the la-
ently of any particular platform, and to ever more significant. Shocking events and conflate them into a single intelli- test technologies such as AI, so we can
conflate these into an overall situation such as terror attacks have shown how gence report. The focus is on the still also fulfil ever more challenging tasks
picture. There was also a greater requi- fundamental it is for our security to important signal-of-interest. But also in the future. For greater security.
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The best of technologies
2013 2014 2017 2019
Product family for full HF coverage Sensor independent data fusion Closing the intelligence cycle Processing up to all the signals on air
With the 5100 product line, PLATH in- ICAS allows you to automatically fuse PLATH introduced the first “from sen- ICAS enables you to capture, analyse
troduced a revolutionary sensor tech- data from various sensors. Contents sors to knowledge to sensors” solution. and distribute large data volumes – up
nology. It enables your COMINT sys- are effectively connected with the di- This cycle enables you to manually or to all the signals from different sources
tems to simultaneously process the rection or the location of the emission automatically hand over results from can be processed in parallel with ICAS.
entire HF range, provide a precise tar- and even with signal parameter re- the reconnaissance system to an eva- With this capability you find the one
geting and seamless interception of sults. In this way you are able to com- luation system and, more recently, also relevant signal or the event you are fo-
even the weakest signals. plete your situation picture and save in the other direction, allowing you to cusing on, thus ensuring information
time-consuming routine work for users constantly optimise your frequency superiority.
at the same time. management and your tasking.
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Thanks
Air Marshal (RAF Retd) Philip Sturley,
CB MBE BSc FRAeS CCMI,
AOC consultant
PLATH would like to thank you for being our partners throughout the history of the Intelligence Workshop from the very beginning and, last but not least, over 100
Intelligence Workshop. AOC – the initiator of the EW Europe conference, having Intelligence Workshop speakers – contributing significantly to the success of the
the Intelligence Workshop as an opener, Shephard – the former event organiser event with their high-quality presentations.
PLATH partnered with in 2011, to provide the first international event specializing in Thanks a lot to each one of you for being so cooperative and engaged and ma-
COMINT, Clarion – the current event organiser working closely together with king the Intelligence Workshop such a successful event! PLATH looks forward to
PLATH to offer our guests an enjoyable event, Philip Sturley – the chairman of the continuing our partnership in the future!
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