CERIAS Poster Contest Winners

Rohit Ranchal & Payuna Uday & Zhemei Fang - Purdue University

Engineering Secure Computation -- Efficiently

Yan Huang - Indiana University

Privacy Potpourri: Changing Privacy from the Bottom Up

Rebecca Herold - Rebecca Herold & Associates, LLC

Breaking Mobile Social Networks for Automated User Location Tracking

Kui Ren - University at Buffalo

Symposium/Michelle Dennedy, Intel

Michelle Dennedy - Intel

Virtual Android Malware Detection and Analysis (VAMDA)

Andrew Pyles - MITRE

Aiding Security Analytics -- From Dempster-Shafer Theory to Anthropology

Xinming Ou - Kansas State University

Software updates: decisions and security implications

Kami Vaniea - Indiana University

Privacy Notions for Data Publishing and Analysis

Ninghui Li - Purdue University

Code-Pointer Integrity

Mathias Payer - Purdue University

Regulatory Compliance Checking Over Encrypted Audit Logs

Omar Chowdhury - Purdue University

Practical Confidentiality Preserving Big Data Analysis in Untrusted Clouds

Savvas Savvides - Purdue University

Security with Privacy - A Research Agenda

Bharath Samanthula - Purdue University

Learning from Information Security Maturity: A Textual Analysis

Jackie Rees Ulmer - Purdue University

How Program Analysis can be Used in Security Applications

Xiangyu Zhang - Purdue University

Cancelled

Privacy in the Age of the Police State

Marcus Ranum - Tenable Network Security

You can hack, but you can't hide: Using log analysis to detect APTs

Kevin Bowers - RSA

Improving Analyst Team Performance and Capability in NOC / SOC Operations Centers

Barrett Caldwell and Omar Eldardiry - Purdue University

Healthcare Security and Privacy: Not There Yet

Robert Zimmerman - Inforistec

"Memory Analysis, Meet GPU Malware"

Golden G. Richard III - University of New Orleans

Canceled

Biometrics and Usability

Stephen Elliott - Purdue University

Responsible Information Management and the 2014 Cost of Data Breach: Global Analysis

Larry Ponemon - Ponemon Institute

Threat intelligence and digital forensics

Sam Liles - Purdue University