NSA Network Encryption & Authentication Technologies (NEAT) Conference

The Network Encryption and Authentication Technologies (NEAT) Conference has been held annually since 2007 at various locations throughout the world. The 2012 event is being held at NSA and has an expected attendance of 300-350 members of the IC Community from locations around the globe.

The following are some of the topics from past conferences, which are still relevant today:

Technical Trends in protocols and product features
Analysis of trends in target usage
Computer Network Exploitation
Architectures for target development and exploitation
Target development methodologies
VPN Identification
Vulnerabilities and Exploitation
Tool demonstrations: parsing and detection, network mapping, target development


Conference sessions are limited to government personnel only.