ACM CCS 2004 Call For Papers

ThePrivacyPlace.org Privacy Perceptions Survey

This second version of its kind can be completed online.

InfoSec Seminar for High School Principals in NJ

To be held on Tuesday, October 28

Keeping Information Safe: Practices for K-12 Schools

The CERIAS K-12 Outreach Program is committed to helping K-12 school systems increase the security of their information systems and in integrating information security into existing school curriculum. As part of our efforts, CERIAS has received a grant from the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System (IHETS) to develop educational multimedia for K-12 educators.

Security Perspectives

Computer Forensics: Science or Fad?

By Marc Rogers

Addressing the People Problem: Human Performance Technology

by Matt Rose

Originally appeared at

CERIAS announces the beta launch of Elisa

CERIAS announces the beta launch of a new service for managing vulnerabilities and patches.  Elisa (Enterprise-Level Information Security and Assurance) is free and is starting beta testing at:
https://cirdb.cerias.purdue.edu/elisa_beta

The site is expected to conclude beta testing and be fully operational (at a different url) at the beginning of August.

CERIAS & Purdue offer courses in information security

Purdue University will offer several short courses in information security aimed at community members who wish to protect their computer systems from cyber-attack.

CERIAS director selected to advise U.S. President

Eugene Spafford, director of CERIAS, has been selected to be a member of a committee that will advise President George W. Bush on information technology matters.

Accenture and CERIAS release Call to Action

Accenture has just released the Security Call to Action and Executive Summary, from the 15 security experts who participated in the CERIAS Security Vision Roundtable.