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An recent issue of The Next Wave; The National Security Agency's review of emerging technologies, highlighted the science of cybersecurity.

LASER 2012 — Overview

The goal of the LASER 2012 workshop is to provide an outlet for publication of the results of all properly conducted experimental (cyber) security research. This will encourage people to share not only what works, but also what doesn't. Given the increased importance of computer security, the security community needs to quickly identify and learn from both success and failure. This is the primary goal of this workshop. The specific technical results of the experiments are of secondary importance for this workshop.

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Teleconference Agenda:
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West Point morning (Monday, 10 September) development status
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Dan, in your discussions with West Point, we need to understand what restrictions or rules apply to non US persons since we may have some participants in that category.

ABSTRACT
Future military operations are becoming increasingly dependent on critical information systems. This paper describes a value-based information assurance methodology for Mission Oriented Risk and Design Analysis (MORDA) of information systems. The MORDA methodology was developed from 1998 to 2005 and has been successfully applied on seven major Department of Defense risk assessment studies, including a Joint Staff J6 mandated risk assessment of the Global Command and Control System.

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