2019 Program Agenda

 

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2019 DAILY AGENDA

 

 

MONDAY, APRIL 29 TUESDAY, APRIL 30 WEDNESDAY, MAY 1
0900 - 1000 Keynote Presentation: 
What Blockchain Got Right, No Really 
Dan Guido 
(Trail of Bits)
Keynote Presentation:  
End-to-end correctness theorems spanning software and hardware 
Magnus Myreen 
(Chalmers University of Technology)
Keynote Presentation:  
Automated Rapids Certification of Software  
Ray Richards 
(DARPA)
1000 - 1030 Semantics-Driven Testing of the PKCS11 API 
Matt Bauer and Mike Dodds 
(Galois, Inc.)
Reasoning about Security of Amazon Web Services 
Byron Cook 
(Amazon Web Services)
Automating Avionics Certification activities using Formal Methods 
Lucas Wagner 
(Collins Aerospace)
1030 - 1100
BREAK 
 
BREAK BREAK
1100 - 1130 Semi-automated Test Case Generation for ACAS X Implementation Validation 
Daniel Genin 
(JHU APL)
Hardware/Software Coassurance using Algorithmic C and ACL2 
David Hardin 
(Collins Aerospace)
Tiros: Reachability analysis for AWS-based Networks Using Automated Theorem Proving 
John Backes 
(Amazon Web Services)
1130 - 1200 Model-Based Grey-Box Fuzzing 
David Greve 
(Collins Aerospace)
Understanding Attestation: Analyzing Protocols that Use Quotes 
Joshua Guttman 
(The MITRE Corporation)
Semantic Analysis of AWS Access Control 
Andrew Gacek 
(Amazon Web Services)
1200 - 1330
LUNCH 
(on your own) 
 
LUNCH 
(on your own)
LUNCH 
(on your own)
1330 - 1400 Invited Talk: 
Fuzzing @ Microsoft - A Research Perspective 
Patrice Godefroid 
(Microsoft Research)
Invited Presenter: 
Challenges Integrating Formal Methods into Certification of Critical Software & Systems 
Michael Durling 
(GE Global Research)
Deriving Formal Specifications from Natural Language Requirements using ARSENAL 2 
Natarajan Shankar 
(SRI International)

1400 - 1415 
 
Checked C: Safe C, Incrementally 
Michael Hicks 
(University of Maryland)

1415 - 1430 
 
Combining Property-based Testing and Fuzzing 
Benjamin Pierce 
(University of Pennsylvania)
The Industrial Age of Hacking 
Jared Ziegler and Tim Nosco (NSA)

1430 - 1445 
 

Conference Adjourned


1445 - 1530 

 
POSTER SESSION / BREAK POSTER SESSION / BREAK
1530 - 1600 CherryPie: Program Analysis to Assist the Detection of Logic Bombs 
J. Aaron Pendergrass 
(JHU APL)
Security Policy and Resiliency Tools and ANalysis (SPARTAN) 
Lindsay Holden 
(Systems & Technology Research)
1600 - 1630 Understanding security mistakes developers make: Qualitative analysis from Build It, Break It, Fix It 
Daniel Votipka 
(University of Maryland)
Cyber-Resilient Architectural Patterns 
Darren Cofer 
(Collins Aerospace)
1630
Adjourn for the day

Adjourn for the day 

 
1830
Conference Dinner 

The Chart House 
300 2nd Street 
Annapolis, MD 21403