Last updated 2018-03-15

Parking: : Public paid parking in Grant St. garage. More info at Purdue Parking Services.

8:45-9:00a Opening Remarks: Dr. Tomas Diaz de la Rubia, Chief Scientist and Exec. Director, Discovery Park

9:00-10:00 Keynote #1: “Evolution of Cyber-Physical Security” - Dr. Jonathan Smith, DARPA

10:00-11:00 Panel #1: “Cyber-Physical Security: A Strategic Perspective”

• Moderator: Dr. Jason Li (Intelligent Automation, Inc)
• Panelists:
  • Dr. Chris Jenkins (Sandia National Laboratories)
  • Dr. Carl Landwehr (George Washington University)
  • Dr. Sukarno Mertoguno (Office of Naval Research)
  • Dr. Cliff Wang (Army Research Office)

11:00-11:20 Break

11:20-12:20 Panel #2: “Cyber-Physical Security: An Academic Perspective”

• Moderator: Dr. Dan DeLaurentis (Prof. Aeronautics and Astronautics and Director of i-GSDI, Purdue University)
• Panelists:
  • Dr. Eugene Spafford (Prof. Computer Science, Purdue University)
  • Dr. Ananth Grama (Prof. Computer Science, Purdue University)
  • Dr. Ming Qu (Assoc. Prof. Civil Engineering, Purdue University)
  • Dr. Inseok Hwang (Prof. Aeronautics and Astronautics, Purdue University)

12:20p-1:30 Lunch (PMU North Ballroom)

1:30-2:30 Keynote #2: “Security and Safety Challenges in Drone Avionics - Prof. Lui Sha, UIUC

2:30-3:30 Panel #3: “Security and Privacy in Smart Agriculture”

• Moderator: Dr. Jim Krogmeier (Prof. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University)
• Panelists:
  • Dr. Dennis Buckmaster (Prof. of Ag and Bio Engineering, Purdue University)
  • Mr. Steve Cox (Information Security Engineering, Caterpillar Global Information Services)
  • Mr. Noah Freeman (Digital Ag Manager, AgReliant)
  • Mr. Bob Hanson (Associate Director Information Security, John Deere Intelligent Solutions Group)

3:30-3:50 Break

3:50-5:00 Lightning Talks/Demos

• “V2V Communications Reliability and Security for Connected and Autonomous Transportation”, Srinivas Peeta (Prof. Civil Engineering, Purdue University)
• “Platform for Real-Time Data Analytics in Emergency Management” Yung-Hsiang Lu (Prof. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University)
• “High Assurance Autonomy for CPS with Application to Drones” Cheolhyeon Kwon and Scott Yantek (Aeronautics and Astronautics, Purdue University)
• “IoT & Blockchain: Not a Match Made in Heaven, but a Marriage that Will Succeed” Aniket Kate (Assistant Prof. Computer Science, Purdue University)
• “FirmFuzz: Automated IoT Firmware Emulation Fuzz Testing” Mathias Payer (Assistant Prof. Computer Science, Purdue University)

Last updated 2018-01-11

Poster Session Date/Time/Location

Date: April 3rd, 2018

Time: 6:30pm

Location: PMU Ballroom

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: March 19th, 2018 at 5:00pm

CERIAS will print large, high-quality posters for the 2018 symposium poster session. These posters will be printed on a large-format ink jet printer and prepared for display. CERIAS will cover the cost of preparing the posters if you send the poster to us by the deadline. We strongly encourage you to take advantage of this offer. All posters submitted by the deadline will also be included in materials to be given to attendees and CERIAS staff will place your poster in the appropriate location prior to the session.

Electronic Presentations

If you are planning an electronic presentation, please bring all your equipment, including a screen if needed. Indicate that you need electricity when you register as a presenter.

Poster Overview

Please note the deadline for remitting your poster to us is March 19th, 2018 @ 5:00 p.m. This deadline is firm. If you fail to meet this deadline, your poster will not be included on the symposium materials, and you will need to create your poster with your own resources and deliver the poster to the designated poster session location.

CERIAS will remove all posters from the room and store them following the session. Please contact us at any time if you wish to use the poster or keep it in your office or lab.

We ask that you follow these procedures and meet the deadlines:

Poster Submission Rules

• We will only print posters that meet the following requirements:

  • Posters must be 30.5” x 40” (30 and one half inches wide, 40 inches tall)
  • Posters must use the template provided below.
  • Template graphical elements (including the header and footer) may not be modified or obscured in any way.
  • Posters must be provided either in PDF (preferred) or PowerPoint
  • Posters must be submitted by March 19th, 2018 @ 5:00pm. Posters received after this deadline will not be accepted for printing but may still be presented at the Symposium Poster Session

• A maximum of 2 posters can be created per presentation

• Finalize your presentation information and register as a presenter BEFORE submitting your poster. Put the poster ID key # you are given in the subject of your submission email. Poster submissions that do not include a poster ID key # will be rejected.

Each submission must include:

• The presentation title
• A short abstract
• A list of all authors/creators
• A list of all presenters who will attend the poster session (all of whom must register as presenters)
• A single person to be responsible for poster submission — multiple sources may result in confusion and lead to errors

Posters will be registered when you:

• Submit your poster and all related information at the same time
• Email your posters to posters@cerias.purdue.edu. Put your poster ID (provided when you register as a poster presenter) in the “Subject:” line of all email correspondence regarding this poster.
• Campus mail a printed copy of your poster (scaled down to 8.5”x11”) to Mike Focosi/CERIAS/REC, so that we can make certain no formatting is lost in transfer.

If the deadline is not met:

• Printing costs are the responsibility of the research project

Design Guidelines

• Never use text smaller than 24pt
• Use sans-serif fonts like Arial or Helvetica

Templates

Last updated: 2018-01-11

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: March 19th 5pm.

CERIAS will print large, high-quality posters for the 2018 symposium poster session. These posters will be printed on a large-format ink jet printer and prepared for display. CERIAS will cover the cost of preparing the posters if you send the poster to us by the deadline. We strongly encourage you to take advantage of this offer. All posters submitted by the deadline will also be included in materials to be given to attendees and CERIAS staff will place your poster in the appropriate location prior to the session.

Step 1

Review the poster creation tips, guidelines, templates and session information.

Step 2

Register your poster so CERIAS can print, mount and display your research at the session.

Step 3

Register as an Attendee.

CERIAS is partnering with the Executive Women’s Forum to offer a research assistantship (RA) to an outstanding student from a historically underrepresented minority. The Research assistantship will begin with the Fall 2017 semester and will cover full tuition and fees remittance (including insurance and employment benefits), plus a RA salary to cover living expenses. The recipient will also receive funding to attend the Executive Women’s Forum annual conference (October 24-26, 2017) in Scottsdale, Arizona.

The goal of the EWF Assistantship program is to encourage an increase the number of women and other underrepresented minorities studying information security, assurance, privacy, resiliency or risk management. The CERIAS/Executive Women’s Research Assistantship recipient, known as “EWF Fellow,” will conduct research with a CERIAS affiliated faculty member and will have the opportunity to be mentored by an EWF participant who is at a senior level in the information assurance field.

Award Provisions:

Assistantships will awarded beginning with the fall 2017 term and will automatically continue into following spring semester assuming the student maintains good academic standing with Purdue University and demonstrates research progress.

Research Assistantship:

Awardees will be expected to provide 10 hours of research on their project each week during the semester. The University recognizes this commitment as a ¼-time grad research assistantship..

Recipients will be expected to:
a) Attend the 2017 EWF Conference in Arizona. (CERIAS to provide travel funding).
b) Present their research during the CERIAS Student Poster session at the CERIAS Research Symposium.
c) Write a paper summarizing the research, and submit the paper for publication selection in a scholarly journal, standards forum, or presented at a tier one conference. EWF support must be acknowledged on all posters, submitted papers and AV presentations

Eligibility Criteria:

• The EWF Research Assistantship program welcomes applications from all qualified individuals and strongly encourages minorities, women, and persons with disabilities to apply.
• Students must be studying in a computing related area; there is no preferred department or college.
• You must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (on a 4.00 scale) and be in good academic standing with Purdue University at the time of application. New incoming gradiate students will need to provide their undergraduate transcript(s).

Application Details and Process:

A review panel comprised of CERIAS and the Executive Women’s Forum will evaluate applications. Assessments will be based on the student’s academic record, research interests, and reference letters. Students will have time to review the final award conditions before acceptance of the award.

Applicants should submit the following items as a single file:

• A research statement (abstract), not to exceed 1000 words, stating what they’d like to accomplish during the academic year. Applicants are strongly encouraged to articulate the practical value of their proposed research.
• A current resume or C.V.
• Copies of their academic transcripts from all post‐secondary education completed.
• Two letters of recommendation from professors or professional supervisors able to evaluate the applicant’s scholarly aptitude.

Additional Notes:

• Incomplete applications will not be considered. We cannot guarantee notification of incompleteness so please make sure all required information is submitted together.
• Applications can be sent electronically to: info@cerias.purdue.edu

Important Dates:

Completed applications should be dropped off or mailed to:

• Application deadline will be 5:00 p.m., August, 28, 2017.
• As part of the application process, some candidates may be contacted for either on-campus or telephone interviews.
• The final award announcement will be made in early-September.

2017

• Photos
• Video
• 2017 Agenda
• Program (PDF)
• Posters
• Travel Information
• Campus Map

2017 Featured Speakers

Brig Gen. Greg Touhill, (USAF Ret.)

Former U.S. Chief Information Security Officer

David Meltzer

Chief Technology Officer at Tripwire

Dr. Ron Ross

Fellow at the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST)

Women in InfoSec Networking Event

Wafaa Mamilli

Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer, Eli Lilly and Company

Last updated 2017-03-27

Poster Session Date/Time/Location

Date: April 18, 2017

Time: 6:30pm

Location: PMU Ballroom

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: April 3rd, 2017 at 5:00pm

CERIAS will print large, high-quality posters for the 2016 symposium poster session. These posters will be printed on a large-format ink jet printer and prepared for display. CERIAS will cover the cost of preparing the posters if you send the poster to us by the deadline. We strongly encourage you to take advantage of this offer. All posters submitted by the deadline will also be included in materials to be given to attendees and CERIAS staff will place your poster in the appropriate location prior to the session.

Electronic Presentations

If you are planning an electronic presentation, please bring all your equipment, including a screen if needed. Indicate that you need electricity when you register as a presenter.

Poster Overview

Please note the deadline for remitting your poster to us is April 3rd, 2017 @ 5:00 p.m. This deadline is firm. If you fail to meet this deadline, your poster will not be included on the symposium materials, and you will need to create your poster with your own resources and deliver the poster to the designated poster session location.

CERIAS will remove all posters from the room and store them following the session. Please contact us at any time if you wish to use the poster or keep it in your office or lab.

We ask that you follow these procedures and meet the deadlines:

Poster Submission Rules

• We will only print posters that meet the following requirements:

  • Posters must be 30.5” x 40” (30 and one half inches wide, 40 inches tall)
  • Posters must use the template provided below.
  • Template graphical elements (including the header and footer) may not be modified or obscured in any way.
  • Posters must be provided either in PDF (preferred) or PowerPoint
  • Posters must be submitted by April 3rd, 2017 @ 5:00pm. Posters received after this deadline will not be accepted for printing but may still be presented at the Symposium Poster Session

• A maximum of 2 posters can be created per presentation

• Finalize your presentation information and register as a presenter BEFORE submitting your poster. Put the poster ID key # you are given in the subject of your submission email. Poster submissions that do not include a poster ID key # will be rejected.

Each submission must include:

• The presentation title
• A short abstract
• A list of all authors/creators
• A list of all presenters who will attend the poster session (all of whom must register as presenters)
• A single person to be responsible for poster submission — multiple sources may result in confusion and lead to errors

Posters will be registered when you:

• Submit your poster and all related information at the same time
• Email your posters to posters@cerias.purdue.edu. Put your poster ID (provided when you register as a poster presenter) in the “Subject:” line of all email correspondence regarding this poster.
• Campus mail a printed copy of your poster (scaled down to 8.5”x11”) to Mike Focosi/CERIAS/REC, so that we can make certain no formatting is lost in transfer.

If the deadline is not met:

• Printing costs are the responsibility of the research project

Design Guidelines

• Never use text smaller than 24pt
• Use sans-serif fonts like Arial or Helvetica

Templates

Last updated: 2017-02-08

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: April 3rd, 2017 at 5:00pm

CERIAS will print large, high-quality posters for the 2017 symposium poster session. These posters will be printed on a large-format ink jet printer and prepared for display. CERIAS will cover the cost of preparing the posters if you send the poster to us by the deadline. We strongly encourage you to take advantage of this offer. All posters submitted by the deadline will also be included in materials to be given to attendees and CERIAS staff will place your poster in the appropriate location prior to the session.

Step 1

Review the poster creation tips, guidelines, templates and session information.

Step 2

Register your poster so CERIAS can print, mount and display your research at the session.

Step 3

Register as an Attendee