Summer'21 Science of Security Quarterly Lablet Meeting
Date: Jul 13, 2021 10:00 am – Jul 14, 2021 2:30 pm
The Summer'21 Science of Security Quarterly Lablet Meeting will be hosted by Carnegie Mellon University on July 13 and 14, 2021. The theme of the meeting is AI and Machine Learning. Day 1 will begin with a panel on the Science of Security Hard Problems. Following the panel there will be briefs from the Lablets. Day 2 will continue with briefs from the Lablets.
The meeting will be virtual. To gain access to the meeting, please register here: https://cps-vo.org/LabletQTRLY/2021/CMU-register
Presentation files are linked from the agenda below.
Note: you do need to log in to access most of the materials.
Agenda
Times are listed in EDT
TUESDAY, JULY 13
1100 - 1115
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Jonathan Aldrich (CMU)
Heather Lucas (NSA)
1115 - 1215
Science of Security Hard Problems Panel
Moderator: Adam Tagert (NSA)
1215 - 1300
BREAK / NETWORKING
1300 - 1330
Events and Stories: NLP toward Secure Software Engineering
Hui Guo (NCSU)
1330 - 1400
Trustworthy, Robust, and Explainable ML: Joined at the Hip
Matt Fredrikson (CMU)
1400 - 1430
Beyond Lp balls: Attacks on real-world uses of machine learning
Michael Reiter (Duke)
1430 - 1500
Networking
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14
1100 - 1130
Defining Flexible Mechanisms for Attestation
Perry Alexander (KU)
1130 - 1200
A First Look at Soft Attestation in Android Apps
Abbas Razaghpanah (ICSI)
1200 - 1245
BREAK / NETWORKING
1245 - 1315
Analytics of Cybersecurity Policy: Value for Artificial Intelligence?
Nazli Choucri (MIT)
1315 - 1345
Emulating Cybersecurity Simulation Models Using Metamodels for Faster Sensitivity Analysis and Uncertainty Quantification
Michael Rausch (UIUC)
1345 - 1400
Closing Remarks
Jonathan Aldrich (CMU)
Adam Tagert (NSA)
1400 - 1430
Networking
1400 - 1500
Closed PI Meeting
The meeting will be held on the Hopin virtual platform. You must register to gain access to the platform. Log in particulars will be sent to all registrants on Monday, July 12.
Tips for a great experience at the virtual Lablet meeting:
#1 Join from a compatible browser. Hopin works best on Chrome and Firefox.
#2 Ensure a solid internet connection and network.
- We recommend using a laptop or PC, instead of a phone or a tablet.
- We recommend a minimum internet speed of 5 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload. Test your speed here.
- Keep in mind that firewalls and VPNs can impact your ability to access the event. Instructions for configuring your network connectivity settings can be found here.
#3 Check out the tutorial video. There is a comprehensive platform overview video on the HotSoS website at https://cps-vo.org/group/hotsos/venue
#4 Find Help. There will be a Help Desk in the Hopin platform for entire duration of the event. In Hopin, select the Help Desk icon from the left vertical menu. You can also email the organizers at sos.team@cps-vo.org
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The Summer'21 Science of Security Quarterly Lablet Meeting will be hosted by Carnegie Mellon University on July 13 and 14, 2021. The theme of the meeting is AI and Machine Learning. Day 1 will begin with a panel on the Science of Security Hard Problems. Following the panel there will be briefs from the Lablets. Day 2 will continue with briefs from the Lablets.
The meeting will be virtual. To gain access to the meeting, please register here: https://cps-vo.org/LabletQTRLY/2021/CMU-register
Presentation files are linked from the agenda below.
Note: you do need to log in to access most of the materials.
Agenda
| Times are listed in EDT | ||
| TUESDAY, JULY 13 | ||
| 1100 - 1115 | Welcome and Opening Remarks Jonathan Aldrich (CMU) Heather Lucas (NSA) |
|
| 1115 - 1215 | Science of Security Hard Problems Panel Moderator: Adam Tagert (NSA) |
|
| 1215 - 1300 | BREAK / NETWORKING | |
| 1300 - 1330 | Events and Stories: NLP toward Secure Software Engineering Hui Guo (NCSU) |
|
| 1330 - 1400 | Trustworthy, Robust, and Explainable ML: Joined at the Hip Matt Fredrikson (CMU) |
|
| 1400 - 1430 | Beyond Lp balls: Attacks on real-world uses of machine learning Michael Reiter (Duke) |
|
| 1430 - 1500 | Networking | |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 | ||
| 1100 - 1130 | Defining Flexible Mechanisms for Attestation Perry Alexander (KU) |
|
| 1130 - 1200 | A First Look at Soft Attestation in Android Apps Abbas Razaghpanah (ICSI) |
|
| 1200 - 1245 | BREAK / NETWORKING | |
| 1245 - 1315 | Analytics of Cybersecurity Policy: Value for Artificial Intelligence? Nazli Choucri (MIT) |
|
| 1315 - 1345 | Emulating Cybersecurity Simulation Models Using Metamodels for Faster Sensitivity Analysis and Uncertainty Quantification Michael Rausch (UIUC) |
|
| 1345 - 1400 | Closing Remarks Jonathan Aldrich (CMU) Adam Tagert (NSA) |
|
| 1400 - 1430 | Networking | |
| 1400 - 1500 | Closed PI Meeting | |
The meeting will be held on the Hopin virtual platform. You must register to gain access to the platform. Log in particulars will be sent to all registrants on Monday, July 12.
Tips for a great experience at the virtual Lablet meeting:
#1 Join from a compatible browser. Hopin works best on Chrome and Firefox.
#2 Ensure a solid internet connection and network.
- We recommend using a laptop or PC, instead of a phone or a tablet.
- We recommend a minimum internet speed of 5 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload. Test your speed here.
- Keep in mind that firewalls and VPNs can impact your ability to access the event. Instructions for configuring your network connectivity settings can be found here.
#3 Check out the tutorial video. There is a comprehensive platform overview video on the HotSoS website at https://cps-vo.org/group/hotsos/venue
#4 Find Help. There will be a Help Desk in the Hopin platform for entire duration of the event. In Hopin, select the Help Desk icon from the left vertical menu. You can also email the organizers at sos.team@cps-vo.org