2001 Program

2001 DAILY AGENDA

 
 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28

 
THURSDAY, MARCH 29
FRIDAY, MARCH 30
0900 - 0915

High Confidence Software and Systems

Brad Martin (NSA)

Brad Martin (NSA)
Brad Martin (NSA)
0915 - 1000

Programatica: The Early Years

Mark P. Jones 

(Oregon Graduate Institute)

Specware

John Anton 

(Kestrel Institute)

Keynote Presentation

Disappearing Formal Methods

John Rushby (SRI)

1000 - 1015

Krenz Security Architecture

Programatica Case Stud


Peter White 

(Oregon Graduate Institute)

High-Assurance Java Virtual Machine

Alessandro Coglio 

(Kestrel Institute)

1015 - 1030
 

BREAK

 
1030 - 1045

The Survivable Network Analysis Method: Assessing Survivability of Critical Systems

Tom Longstaff (CMU)

1045 - 1100
 

BREAK

 
BREAK
1100 - 1115

Common Data Security Architecture (CDSA) Formal Development

Peter White (Galois)

An Approach to Software Vulnerability Analysis (SVA)

James McDonald 

(Kestrel Institute)

1115 - 1145

Automated Reliability Testing - ART

William W. Everett 

(SPRE, Inc.)

1145 - 1200
LUNCH
LUNCH
1200 - 1245

Tools to Support Enterprise Assurance Arguments

Judy Froscher 

(Naval Research Labs)

1245 - 1300

Conference Wrap-up

Brad Martin (NSA)

1300 - 1315
LUNCH
1315 - 1400

Advanced Infosec Machine Model and DSLs

John Launchbury 

(Oregon Graduate Institute)

Pragmatic Approaches with COTS

John Martin 

(Wisdom Software)

1400 - 1445

Cryptol: A Domain-Specific Language for Cryptographic Service Providers

Jeff Lewis (Galois)

Java Model Checking

Willem Visser 

(NASA Ames Research)

Demonstrations
1445 - 1500
 

BREAK

 
BREAK
1500 - 1545

Producing More Reliable Software: Mature Software Engineering Process vs. State-of-the-Art Technology?

Carol Smidts 

(University of Maryland)

Program Verification and the Church-Rosser Theorem

Peter Homeier (NSA)

1545 - 1630

Trusting Software

The Impossible Dream Made Possible


Tim Kremann (NSA)

A BDD/SAT Solver for Formal Verification Applications

James Franco 

(University of Cincinnati)

1630 - 1700

 

Adjourn for the Day
 

Adjourn for the Day

1700

 
 

Conference Adjourned