C3E 2012 Workshop Agenda
The Special Cyber Operations Research and Engineering (SCORE) Interagency Working Group sponsored the 2012 Computational Cybersecurity in Compromised Environments (C3E) workshop at West Point, NY in September. The research workshop brought together a diverse group of top academic, commercial and government experts to examine new ways of approaching the cybersecurity challenges facing our Nation.
| Sunday evening | |
|---|---|
| 1900 – 2030 | No Host Reception Brief Welcome Remarks by Brad Martin, Dan Wolf, and Kevin O'Connell |
| Monday | |
| 0700 | Continental Breakfast in the Grant Ballroom |
| 0750 | Transportation from The Thayer Hotel to West Point Campus - First Bus |
| 0815 | Last Bus to Thayer Hall |
| 0830 | Introductions West Point Welcome - BG Trainor - Dean of the Academic Board |
| 0900 | Challenge Problem Responses – Panel/Presentations The Identity Challenge Problem - Jason Bellone Panel Presentations Panelists: Sven Brueckner, Peter Chin, Antonio Sanfilippo, Ivan Sutherland |
| 1045 | Morning Break |
| 1100 | bRIGHT Visualization - Patrick Lincoln/Grit Denker - SRI International "From Perception to Interest: A bRIGHT Approach to Interacting with Big Data" |
| 1200 | Transportation back to The Thayer Hotel - First Bus |
| 1215 | Last Bus back to The Thayer Hotel |
| 1215 | Working Lunch |
| 1245 | Lunch Presentation – Dr. Joseph Halpern, Cornell University “Beyond Nash Equilibrium: Solution Concepts for the 21st Century" |
| 1330 | Plenary Introductions of C3E Track Themes Antonio Sanfilippo – Decision Making / Risk Management Patrick Lincoln - Visualization to Perception |
| 1400 | Introducing the Role of the Practitioner – Kevin O’Connell Nancy Crabtree, MIT LL – “Cyber Red/Blue Playable Situation” |
| 1445 | Introduction of Track Leads & Initial Track Session w/Break |
| 1700 | Challenge Problem Response – Poster Session |
| 1830 | Adjourn |
| Tuesday | |
| 0700 | Continental Breakfast in the Grant Ballroom |
| 0830 | Keynote Presentation - Michael Kyle, LANL “Cybersecurity: A Practitioners View” |
| 0930 | Track Work Continues /w Morning Break Decision Making / Risk Management Visualization to Perception |
| 1200 | Working Lunch |
| 1220 | Lunch Presentation - Ivan Sutherland, Portland State University “Computers Yet to Come” |
| 1300 | Track Work Continues w/ Afternoon Break Decision Making / Risk Management Visualization to Perception |
| 1500 | Keynote Presentation – LTC Michael Lanham, Carnegie Mellon University “Science of Security: A Complex Socio-Technical System Perspective” - Command, Control and Resilience in Networked Systems |
| 1600 | Plenary "Snapshot" Review of Track Work and Discussion |
| 1645 | Adjourn |
| 17150 | Bus departs for No Host Culinary Institute of America, Hyde Park, NY |
| 1830 | Dinner at CIA (Optional) |
| Wednesday | |
| 0700 | Continental Breakfast in the Grant Ballroom |
| 0830 | Looking Forward, Keynote Presentation Adam Greenfield, Urbanscale “On Public Objects: Connected Things and Civic Responsibilities in the Networked City” |
| 0930 | Track Work including Morning Break |
| 1100 | Plenary Review of Track Efforts Antonio Sanfilippo – Decision Making / Risk Management Patrick Lincoln and Tamas Budavari - Visualization to Perception |
| 1145 | Summary and Closing Remarks Brad Martin, Dan Wolf, Kevin O'Connell |
| 1200 | Workshop Adjourns |
| 1200 | Box Lunch |