The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, or CERIAS, is the world's foremost University center for multidisciplinary research and education in areas of information security. Our areas of research include computer, network, and communications security as well as information assurance.

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Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security

April 23, 2003:

The Fourth Annual CERIAS Security Symposium and Information Security Week was a huge success. Nearly 300 persons attended this year's "Cyber Security and Safety in the 21st Century," with over a third coming from business, industry, and government-making this our largest and most diverse group ever.

This year, the Symposium opened with a series of Pre-Event Session presentations and demos to provide attendees with insight into research and programs underway on the Purdue campus and at CERIAS's Affiliate Universities. As usual, the Symposium kicked off with the much-anticipated annual poster session, where nearly 50 students and faculty presented their research and answered questions.

Symantec hosted the evening reception in celebration of their generous 2003 Symantec Fellowship gift to CERIAS. Wes Higaki, Director of University Research for the Symantec Corporation, announced the award of the two-year graduate fellowship to Abhi Bhargav, a Purdue CS graduate (2002), with a strong interest in mathematical solutions and formalization of concepts in network security.

In addition, please review this archive, where you will be able to access the 2003 schedule of events, review the presentations presented by faculty and keynote speakers, and view posters presented at the opening session.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

- Jennifer Kurtz, Manager of Strategic Relations

Further Information

For further information on current or future CERIAS initiatives, contact:

Joel Rasmus
CERIAS
Corporate Relations Manager
Phone: 765 494-7806
E-mail: info@cerias.purdue.edu

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  • An Adaptive Trust Model for E-commerce

    Presenters: Bharat Bargava, Yuhui Zhong
    Principal Investigators:
    • Bharat Bhargava

  • An Evaluation of Facial Recognition in an Operational Test at Purdue University Airport

    Presenters: Jeremy Morton, Mike Portell, Denver Lopp, Stephen Elliott, Ph.D., Gary Eiff, Ph.D.
    Department: Department of Industrial Technology, Department of Aviation Technology

  • An Evaluation of Fingerprint Quality across an Elderly Population vis-à-vis 18-25 Year Olds

    Presenters: Nathan C. Sickler
    Principal Investigators:
    • Dr. Stephen J. Elliott
    Department: Department of Industrial Technology

  • Categorizing CSM Systems to Derive Audit Source Specifications

    Presenters: Benjamin A. Kuperman

  • CERIAS Continuing Education Initiatives, Workshops, & Products
    Poster 1 Poster 2

    Presenters: Matt Rose
    Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security

  • Combinatorial Optimization of Group Key Management

    Presenters: M. Eltoweissy, M. H. Heydari, Linda Morales, Hal Sudborough

  • Consumers of eHealth: Patterns of Use and Barriers

    Presenters: James G. Anderson. Ph.D.
    Department: Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology

  • Discovery Park


    Department: Discovery Park

  • Discovery Park: Bindley Bioscience Center


    Department: Discovery Park

  • Discovery Park: Birck Nanotechnology Center


    Department: Discovery Park

  • Discovery Park: Burton D. Morgan Center for Entrepreneurship


    Department: Discovery Park

  • Discovery Park: e-Enterprise Center


    Department: Discovery Park

  • Discovery Park: Learning Center


    Department: Discovery Park

  • Embedded Sensors Project (ESP)

    Presenters: Eugene Spafford, Keith Watson, Erin Johnson, Scott Tenaglia, Dan Aiello, Mike Dulaney, Abhilasha Bhargav, Sarika Agarwal
    Principal Investigators:
    • Eugene Spafford
    • Keith Watson

  • Entropy of Crowds-Like Anonymizer Networks

    Presenters: Samuel S. Wagstaff, Jr., Jason Gower
    Principal Investigators:
    • Samuel S. Wagstaff, Jr.
    Department: Computer Science

  • GNUnet - A Secure Peer-to-Peer Framework

    Presenters: Christian Grothoff, Krista Bennett, Blake Matheny
    Principal Investigators:
    • Mikhail Atallah
    • Jan Vitek

  • Intrusion Detection & Computer Forensics Research Group

    Presenters: Paul Williams

  • Imposing Password Restrictions for Multiple Accounts: Impact on Generation and Recall of Passwords

    Presenters: Abhilasha Bhargav, Kim-Phuong L. Vu, Robert W. Proctor
    Principal Investigators:
    • Robert Proctor

  • Information Assurance Digital Library (IADL)

    Presenters: Angel Tazzer
    Principal Investigators:
    • Melissa Dark
    • Matt Rose
    Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security

  • Integrating Wireless Technologies for QoS and Security:Cellular-aided Mobile Wireless Ad hoc Network (CAMA)

    Presenters: Bharat Bargava, Xiaoxin Wu, Yi Lu, Weichao Wang, Michael D. Zowltowski
    Principal Investigators:
    • Bharat Bhargava
    Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, Dept. of Computer Sciences, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • Intruder Identification In Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

    Presenters: Weichao Wang
    Principal Investigators:
    • Bharat Bhargava

  • Is NIST's Recommenation of a Patch and Vulnerability Group Effective, Practical, or Necessary? The ELISA System as a Test Implementation

    Presenters: Nina Tang, Pascal Meunier
    Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security

  • ITaP's Vulnerability Scanning Cluster built into the CIRDB to Manage Authority, Accountability and Scanning Policies

    Presenters: Matt Wirges, Gregory Hedrick, Pascal Meunier
    Principal Investigators: Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, ITaP

  • The Poly2 Project

    Presenters: Eugene Spafford, Keith Watson, James Early, Ben Kuperman, Paul Williams, Eric Bryant, Scott Yost, Greg Roth, Rajeev Goplalakrishna
    Principal Investigators:
    • Eugene Spafford
    • Keith Watson
    Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security

  • Natural Language Information Assurance and Security

    Presenters: Mikhail J. Atallah, Victor Raskin, Krista Bennett, Christian F. Hempelmann, Mercan Karahan, Blake Matheny, Umut Topkara, Katrina E. Triezenberg, Pascal Meunier
    Principal Investigators:
    • Victor Raskin
    • Mikhail Atallah
    • Pascal Meunier
    Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, Computer Science, Linguistics

  • Privacy Preserving Association Rule Mining in Vertically Partitioned Data

    Presenters: Jaideep Vaidya, Chris Clifton
    Principal Investigators:
    • Chris Clifton

  • Privacy-preserving Mining of Horizontally Partitioned Data

    Presenters: Murat Kantarcioglu
    Principal Investigators:
    • Christopher W. Clifton

  • Proactive/Reactive Network Security

    Presenters: Hyojeong Kim, Bhagya Bethala, Ali Selcuk, Humayun Khan
    Principal Investigators:
    • Kihong Park
    Department: Network Systems Lab, Dept. of Computer Sciences

  • Securing a Restricted Site - Biometric Authentication at Entry Point

    Presenters: Eric P. Kukula
    Principal Investigators:
    • Dr. Stephen J. Elliott
    Department: Department of Industrial Technology

  • Secure Programming: Add-on Course Module and Short Course

    Presenters: Pascal Meunier
    Principal Investigators:
    • Pascal Meunier
    • Chris Clifton
    • Gustavo Rodriguez-Rivera
    Department: The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, Computer Science

  • Securing the Biometric Model

    Presenters: A. S. Deal, S. J. Elliott, J. E. Goldman, A. C. Leniski, S. F. McGann, R. C. Skinner
    Department: School of Technology

  • Security Impact Analysis for Common Criteria Evaluations

    Presenters: Shawn Bohner, Denis Gracanin
    Department: Department of Computer Science, Virginia Tech

  • Solving Logistics Problems while Preserving Privacy

    Presenters: Wei Jiang, Prof. Chris Clifton, Prof. Reha Uzsoy, Prof. Ananth Iyer, Dr. Richard Cho
    Principal Investigators:
    • Christopher W. Clifton

  • Vulnerability Analysis and Threat Assessment/Avoidance

    Presenters: Bharat Bhargava, Leszek Lilien, Steve Cain, Miroslaw Skibniewski, Mohit Tawarmalani
    Principal Investigators:
    • Bharat Bhargava