News: General
Princeton researchers release paper on security vulnerabilities in Diebold voting machines
Researchers at Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy have released a paper that finds the Diebold AccuVote-TS voting machine to be vulnerable to numerous attacks
CERIAS at Portland OSCON 2006
CERIAS will be at O’Reilly’s O’Reilly Open Source Convention 2006 in Portland next week
Open Position in Information Assurance, Airforce Research Laboratory
The Airforce Research Laboratory is seeking a technical expert in information assurance to conduct research in Rome, NY.
Two CERIAS researchers win NSF early-career awards
Two CERIAS professors have won the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious honor for outstanding young researchers.
Four Steps to a More Secure Corporation
Originally appeared at http://www.computerworld.com/
Security isn’t just something to buy. Security must be embedded in everything IT professionals do, from server configuration and hardening to firewall rules, help desk support and user training. Companies must prepare for issues as simple as a plug accidentally pulled out of an outlet and as complex as a deliberate attack against resources
CERIAS Partners with Unisys
Unisys has joined the CERIAS community of industry partners.
Spaf Receives Technical Achievement Award from IEEE
Eugene Spafford, CERIAS Executive Director, is the recipient of the 2005 Technical Achievement Award from the IEEE’s Computer Society.
Symposium Materials Available for Download
Materials from the recent CERIAS symposium, Negotiating Trust, have been posted on the CERIAS website.
