JASON 2010 Summer Study

Date: Jun 28, 2010 8:00 pm – Jun 30, 2010 4:00 pm

JASON 2010 Summer Study on the Science of Cybersecurity

Program Agenda

Monday, 28 June
Fundamental Problem and Background
0900	Introduction - JASONs Professor Dan Meiron Dr. Peter Weinberger
0915	Cyber Security — Is Science Possible? Dr. Steven King
1015	Towards a Science of Security Professor Fred Schneider
1115	Break
1130	Science of Security — A Formal Perspective Dr. John McLean
1230	Lunch
Selected Approaches and Topics
1330	Science of Security — A Biological Perspective Professor Stephanie Forrest
1430	NSA Perspective on Science of Security Grant Wagner Bob Meushaw
1530	Break
1545	Current Cyber Threats (SCI Classified) Dr. Kamal Jabbour
1645	Adjourn for the day
Tuesday, 29 June
Selected Approaches and Topics
0900	Science of Security - Perspectives from Cryptography Professor Ron Rivest
1000	Science of Security — A DARPA Perspective Dr. Peter Lee
1100	Break
1115	Security Modeling and Analysis Professor John Mitchell
1215	Lunch
1315	Science of Security and Game Theory Professor Jeff Shamma
1415	Science of Security — From Engineering to Science Dr. Carl Landwehr
1515	Break
1530	Science of Security — Practice in the Information Marketplace John Manferdelli
1630	Adjourn for the day
Wednesday, 30 June
Selected Approaches and Topics
0900	Science of Security — Hardware Perspective Professor Milo Martin
1000	Science of Security — Protocol Analysis Dr. Gerard Holzmann
1115	Science of Security and Economics Professor John Chuang
1215	Lunch
Experimentation, Economics, and Science in Development
1315	Science of Security and Experimentation Professor Roy Maxion
1415	Science of Security — Network Theory Professor Stefan Savage
1515	Break
1530	Science of Security — Philosophical Perspectives Professor Peter Galison
1630	Wrap-up
1700	Meeting Adjourned

2010 JASON Summer Study

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