The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS)

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Results

Affiliation shown is the affiliation at the time the talk was given.

Episode #219
01/15/2003

OpenTrusted Computing: Big Brother Inside?

Stefek Zaba - HPLabs Trusted Computing Lab

Episode #220
01/22/2003

Identifier-Based Encryption

Keith Harrison - HP Trusted Computing Lab

Episode #221
02/05/2003

Cryptographic mistakes you should avoid

Samuel S. Wagstaff, Jr. - CERIAS

Episode #222
02/12/2003

PRIMES is in P

Samuel S. Wagstaff, Jr. - CERIAS

Episode #223
02/19/2003

International Coordination to Increase the Security of Critical Network

Dr. Seymour E. Goodman - Georgia Institute of Technology

Episode #224
02/26/2003

InfoSec, Surveillance and Industrial Relations

Carl Botan

Episode #225
03/05/2003

Computational Number Theory and Cryptography

Andreas Stein - UIUC Math Department

Episode #226
03/12/2003

Solid Software: Is it Rocket Science?

Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, PhD - RAND

Episode #227
03/26/2003

Security Seminar

Mark McGovern - In-Q-Tel

Episode #229
04/09/2003

4th Annual CERIAS Research Symposium

CERIAS Research Symposium Roundtable Discussion

Episode #230
04/16/2003

ESP and Poly^2: Challenging the Conventional Wisdom

Eugene H. Spafford - CERIAS

Episode #232
04/30/2003

Tech 2 CTO 2 Entreprenuer

Rebecca Hendricks - Mirror Consulting, Inc.

Episode #233
08/27/2003

Relating Software Engineering and Information Security

Gene Spafford - Purdue University

Episode #234
09/03/2003

Oblivious Signature-Based Envelope

Prof. Ninghui Li - Purdue University

Episode #235
09/10/2003

The Psychology of Hackers & Virus Writers

Marc Rogers - Purdue University

Episode #236
09/17/2003

The Policy Machine: Towards Universal Attribute-based Access Control Policy Specification and Enforcement

David F. Ferraiolo - National Institute of Standards and Technology

Episode #237
09/24/2003

Automated Trust Negotiation:

Prof. Marianne Winslett - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Episode #238
10/01/2003

Economic Analysis of the Market for software vulnerability disclosure

Karthik Kannan - Krannert School of Management, Purdue University

Episode #239
10/08/2003

Specification and Management of Attribute-based Authorization Policy

Dr. William H. Winsborough - George Mason University

Episode #240
10/15/2003

"The Dirty Dozen": An Overview of Natural Language Information Assurance and Security

Victor Raskin - Purdue University

Episode #241
10/22/2003

Privacy-Preserving Online Collaborations

Mikhail Atallah - CERIAS /Purdue CS Department

Episode #242
10/29/2003

An End-To-End Approach to Digital Investigation

Peter Stephenson - International Institute for Digital Forensic Studies

Episode #243
11/05/2003

Semantic Mimicking: Creating Nonsense with Sense

Krista Bennett - Purdue University

Episode #244
11/12/2003

Port Scans: Real Numbers, Real Networks

Carrie Gates - Carnegie Mellon University

Episode #245
11/19/2003

Natural Language Watermarking and Tamperproofing

Katrina E. Triezenberg - PhD Candidate, Purdue University

Episode #246
12/03/2003

Using Criminal Law to Encourage the Prevention of Cybercrime

Susan Brenner - University of Dayton School of Law

Episode #247
12/10/2003

NL Downgrading, Sanitization, and Declassification

Dina Mohamed - Purdue University Department of Linguistics

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