Philosophy Call for Papers & Participation Program Dates Program Committee Organizing Committee Location & Activities Past Workshops

Program (Printer-Friendly) Monday, September 18 7 pm:  Welcome Reception Tuesday, September 19 7 - 8:45: Breakfast 8:45-9:15:  Welcome from General Chairs and Organizational Announcements 9:15 - 12:30:  Session 1: Modeling for Attacks.  Marv Schaefer, Session Chair Attack Net Penetration Testing, John McDermott 10: 15 - 10:30:  Break Adversary Work Factor as a Metric for Information Assurance, Greg Schuddel, Bradley Wood A Requires/Provides Model for Computer Attacks, Steven Templeton, Karl Levitt 12:30 - 2:00:  Lunch 2 - 3:45:  Session 2:  Information Hiding.  John McHugh, session chair A New Paradigm Hidden in Steganography, Ira S. Moskowitz, Garth E. Longdon, LiWu Chang Natural Language Processing for Information Assurance and Security: An Overview and Implementations, Victor Raskin et al 3:45 - 4:  Break 4 - 5:30:  Session 3:  Active Defense.  Susan Panch, session chair Disarming offense to facilitate defense, Danilo Bruschi, Emilia Rosti Dynamic Analysis of Security Protocols, Alec Yasinsac 7 pm:  Dinner Wednesday September 20 7 - 9: Breakfast 9 - 9:15:  Announcements 9:15 - 10:15:  Session 4:  Customizing Security.  Bob Blakley, session chair Quality of Security Service, Cynthia Irvine, Tim Levin 10:15 - 10:30:  Break Characterizing the Behavior of a Program Using Multiple-Length N-grams, Carla Marceau Reflections on Ratings, Kenneth Olthoff 12:30 - 2:  Lunch 2 - 5:30:  Session 5:  Discussion Papers: Apres DDoS. Steve Greenwald, session chair Network Traffic Tracking System: Folly in the Large?, Tom Daniels, Eugene Spafford 3 - 3:15:  Break Stopping Floods by Technical and Nontechnical Means, Clifford Kahn 4 - 4:15:  Break New Paradigms in Incident Management, Tom Perrine, Abe Singer 7 pm:  Dinner Thursday September 21 7 - 9: Breakfast 9 - 11:  Session 6 Getting Personal.  Mike Williams, session chair Conduit Cascades and Secure Synchronization, Simon Foley Multilateral Security A concept and examples for balanced security, Kai Rannenberg 11 - 11: 15:  Break 11:15 - 12:30:  NSPW Business Meeting 12:30 - 2:  Lunch 2 pm:  Adjourn Workshop Pre-prints The pre-prints are private to the workshop invitees.  The full program will be displayed following the workshop.

 

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