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Purdue Biometrics Lab featured in ScienceDaily
A study on the cleanliness of biometrics security devices by Christine Blomeke and Stephen Elliot of the Biometric Standards, Performance and Assurance Laboratory has been featured in ScienceDaily.
Spafford quoted on diversity in browser rendering engines
“Why do we want more than one layout engine? It helps to spur innovation and means that if a flaw occurs it won’t necessarily be in every browser at once. Having some different implementations of anything is a good thing,” Gene Spafford, computer science professor at Purdue University, told LinuxInsider.
ReAssure offers safe testbed for potentially destructive experiments
ReAssure, a project authored by CERIAS researcher Pascal Meunier and funded by an NSF grant, is both a testbed for potentially destructive experiments and repository of public images of virtual machines.
CERIAS ReAssure Project Release 0.20
Risk Communication Lecture Series - April 20
The final public lecture of the Risk Communication Lecture Series will take place at 2pm this Friday April 20 in the Dean’s Auditorium (Room 241) of Purdue's Pfendler Hall of Agriculture, located between Smith Hall and the Ag Administration Building.
The speaker is Baruch Fischhoff, Howard Heinz University Professor in the Department of Social and Decision Sciences and Department of Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University.
2007 Symposium Poster Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the 8th Annual Information Security Symposium Poster Competition!
CFP for RAID 2007: Extended Due Date
The due date for papers for the 10th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection (RAID 2007) has been extended to April 8th.
Pascal Meunier Presents on Social Engineering
On Wednesday, March 14, CERIAS researcher Pascal Meunier is making a presentation on Social Engineering as part of ITAP's Brown Bag Lunch series.
Registration Open: Columbus Incident Response Workshop (CCIR)
On April 20, 2007, CERIAS' Cooperative Computer Incident Response (CCIR) workshop will bring together members of Columbus-area business, IT, and law enforcement communities in order to generate effective solutions for dealing with computer incidents and crimes.
