Events and Seminars

All seminars start at noon ET and are held in the CIC building in Pittsburgh, PA. Seminars are open to faculty, students, staff and general public. Webinars are provided for CyLab partners only, accessible live in the Partners Portal.
Research talks are informal sessions held for faculty and students. These talks are not webcast, nor recorded, due to informal nature and topic relevance.
CERT and SEI Training schedules, as well as other related events can also be found on this list.

2012

July 11 - July 13: Symposium
Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS) 2012
The eigth Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS) will be held July 11th through July 13th at the AAAS building in Washington, DC. SOUPS brings together an interdisciplinary group of researchers and practitioners in human computer interaction, security, and privacy. Visit the SOUPS 2012 website for details.
June 19: Research Talk
The Persistence of Passwords and Evaluating Authentication Alternatives
Speaker: Paul C. Van Oorschot, Professor, Carleton University
June 9: Celebration
CMU Silicon Valley 10th Anniversary Celebration
Join us on Saturday, June 9, 2012 to celebrate the rich history of CMU and its impact on the west coast! We will host the 10th anniversary event on the campus at Moffett Field beginning at 3:30 PM. All attendees are welcome to participate in the festivities.
May 15 - May 17: CERT Training
Managing Enterprise Information Security: A Practical Approach for Achieving Defense-in-Depth
This three-day course begins with a brief review of the conceptual foundations of information security. This course is designed for individuals charged with implementing information security throughout the IT enterprise. Therefore, this course is an ideal pursuit for IT and Security managers, and/or system administrators and IT security personnel who would like to step up to the management level.
May 14: Research Talk
Current topics and research activities at Darmstadt IT-security research cluster
Speaker: Dr. Michael Waidner, Chair Professor for Security in IT, Technische Universität Darmstadt
May 7 - May 11: CERT Training
Advanced Incident Handling
This five-day course, designed for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical personnel with several months of incident handling experience, addresses techniques for detecting and responding to current and emerging computer security threats and attacks that are targeted at a variety of operating systems and architectures.
April 30: Seminar
Crowdsourcing for Privacy and Security
Speaker: Jason Hong
April 23: Seminar
Awareness and Adaptation for Robust Wireless Communications
Speaker: Patrick Tague
April 19: Research Talk
Evaluating Mobile Smartphone Security: The First Four Years
Speaker: Patrick McDaniel, Professor, Penn State University
April 16: Seminar
Business Risks Forum: Privacy by Design for our Technology and Our Future - Why the Future Still Needs Us
Speaker: Michelle Dennedy, VP and Chief Privacy Officer, McAfee
April 9: Seminar
Techniques for Enhancing Reliability of Physical Unclonable Functions
Speaker: Ken Mai
April 2: Seminar
Supply Chain Security: Do you know who your insiders are?
Speaker: Bob Hutchinson, Senior Manager, Sandia National Laboratories’ Information Security Sciences Group
March 26: Seminar
New Software Security Research Directions
Speaker: Nancy Mead
March 22: Research Talk
Towards Verifiably Safe Machine Code
Speaker: Dr. Gang Tan, assistant professor at Lehigh University
March 19: Seminar
SafeSlinger: Applied Ad-hoc Smartphone Trust Establishment
Speaker: Michael Farb
March 5: Seminar
Multiple Uses of Correlation Filters for Biometrics
Speaker: Vijayakumar Bhagavatula
February 27: Seminar
Application Of Intelligence Principles To Raise IT Security To The Next Level
Speaker: Mike Susong, co-founder of iSIGHT
February 22: Research Talk
Integrity and Consistency for Untrusted Services
Speaker: Christian Cachin, IBM Research
February 21: Research Talk
Evolving the Internet with Declarative Networking
Speaker: Boon Thau Loo, Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania
February 20: Seminar
Verifying the Integrity of Peripherals' Firmware
Speaker: Jonathan McCune
February 17: Seminar
Toughest Challenges and Our Solutions to Tackling Unconstrained Long Range Biometric Identification
Speaker: Marios Savvides
February 6: Seminar
SensorFly and Beyond: Flying Sensing Systems in the Wild
Speaker: Pei Zhang
January 30: Seminar
Business Risks Forum: The Internet in Intelligence and Investigations
Speaker: Edward Appel, Principal, iNameCheck
January 23: Seminar
A Very Short Course on Secure Programming in Java
Speaker: Dr. Dean Sutherland, Senior Software Security Engineer, SEI/CERT
January 16: Seminar
When Friendship Isn't Enough: Investigating access control strategies and mishaps on social networking websites
Speaker: Serge Egelman, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California, Berkeley

2011

December 5: Seminar
Auditing in an Incomplete and Imperfect World
Speaker: Limin Jia
November 28: Seminar
The eXpressive Internet Architecture
Speaker: Dave Andersen
November 21: Seminar
Cloud Security: New Challenges, New Opportunities
Speaker: Xiaofeng Wang, Associate Professor, Indiana University
November 14: Seminar
Making Sound Design Decisions using Quantitative Security Metrics
Speaker: Bill Sanders, Professor, University of Illinois
November 7: Seminar
Analyzing Search-Engine Manipulation Campaigns
Speaker: Nicolas Christin
October 31: Seminar
Measuring the Security and Usability of Password-Composition Policies
Speaker: Lujo Bauer
October 24: Seminar
Business Risks Forum - 4 Years and 4 Thousand Websites: What Have We Learned about Hacking Websites?
Speaker: Jeremiah Grossman. Founder and CTO, WhiteHat Security
October 17: Seminar
Wireless Sensor Networks for Building Energy Management
Speaker: Anthony Rowe
October 10: Seminar
Do Security Certifications work? Evidence from Common Criteria Certification
Speaker: Rahul Telang
October 3: Seminar
15 Years of Privacy Notice and Choice
Speaker: Lorrie Cranor
September 26 - September 27: Conference
Carnegie Mellon CyLab Partners Conference
The CyLab Partners Conference is an annual gathering of CyLab's corporate partners to meet with CyLab researchers and review their current projects. To learn more about attending the conference or becoming a partner, contact CyLab's Corporate Consortium Development Manager, Cathleen Donne at cdonne@andrew.cmu.edu or 412-268-1870.
September 19: Seminar
The Architecture of Cyberdefense
Speaker: R. Bhaskar
September 15: Research Talk
Location Information Scrambling for Protection of Smartphone Users’ Privacy
Speaker: Kang Shin, Professor, University of Michigan
September 12: Seminar
The Challenge of Privacy Protection for Statistical Network Data
Speaker: Stephen Fienberg
September 7 - September 9: CERT Training
Managing Enterprise Information Security: A Practical Approach for Achieving Defense-in-Depth
This three-day course begins with a brief review of the conceptual foundations of information security. Next, students will be introduced to the CERT Defense-in-Depth Framework: eight operationally focused and interdependent management components which will be synergistically applied to a fictitious organization's Information Technology (IT) enterprise.
August 15 - August 19: CERT Training
Fundamentals of Incident Handling
This five-day course is for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical staff who have little or no incident handling experience. It provides a basic introduction to the main incident handling tasks and critical thinking skills that will help an incident handler perform their daily work. It is recommended to those new to incident handling work.
August 9 - August 11: CERT Training
Assessing Information Security Risk Using the OCTAVE Approach
In this three-day course, participants learn to perform information security risk assessments using the Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vulnerability Evaluation (OCTAVE) approach.
July 20 - July 22: Symposium
Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS) 2011
The seventh Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS) will be held July 20-22, 2011 at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA. This symposium will bring together an interdisciplinary group of researchers and practitioners in human computer interaction, security, and privacy. Visit the SOUPS 2011 website for details.
July 11 - July 22: Workshop
IA Capacity Building 2011
The Information Assurance Capacity Building Program (IACBP) is an intensive, in-residence summer program to help build Information Assurance education and research capacity at colleges and universities designated as Minority Serving Institutions.
June 22 - June 24: Conference
TRUST 2011
TRUST 2011 is an international conference on the technical and soci-economic aspects of trustworthy infrastructures. It provides an excellent interdisciplinary forum for researchers, practitioners, and decision makers to explore new ideas and discuss experiences in building, designing, using and understanding trustworthy computing systems. Find out more at the TRUST 2011 website.
June 19 - June 23: Workshop
Trusted Infrastructure Workshop 2011
The Trusted Infrastructure Workshop (TIW) is aimed at all researchers in the field of IT security with an interest in systems and infrastructure security, as well as younger master's or PhD students who are new to the field.
May 9: Seminar
SCION: Scalability, Control, and Isolation On Next-Generation Networks
Speaker: Adrian Perrig
April 28: Seminar
SEI Webinar: Assurance Cases for Medical Devices
Speaker: Chuck Weinstock
Recently the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued guidance to infusion pump manufacturers recommending the use of an assurance case to justify claims of safety. This presentation will include a brief introduction to assurance cases, why they are useful, how they are developed, and how they can be used to help assure the safety of medical devices.
April 25: Seminar
The Dependability of Complex Socio-Technical Infrastructure
Speaker: Ross Anderson, Professor of Security Engineering, Cambridge University
April 21: Seminar
Deception in the Networked Age: A Psychological Approach
Speaker: Jeffrey Hancock
April 20: Seminar
Secure Computation in the Real(ish) World
Speaker: David Evans, Associate Professor, University of Virginia

April 19: Seminar
Random Graph Modeling of Key Distribution Schemes for Wireless Sensor Networks
Speaker: Osman Yagan
April 18: Seminar
HIPAA Security: The Reality of Technical Vulnerabilities in Health Care Organizations
Speaker: Greg Porter, Adjunct Faculty, Carnegie Mellon University
April 13: Seminar
Towards a Highly Available Internet
Speaker: Thomas Anderson
April 12: Seminar
Wiki Surveys: Open, Adaptive, and Quantifiable Social Data Collection
Speaker: Mathew Salganik, Princeton University
April 11: Seminar
System Health Management using Bayesian Networks
Speaker: Ole Mengshoel
April 8: Seminar
Wireless Location Privacy: Depersonalization Techniques and Connected Vehicle Applications
Speaker: Marco Gruteser
April 4: Seminar
Secure and Efficient Coexistence with Primary Users in the White Space TV Band Spectrum
Speaker: Thomas Moscibroda
March 28: Seminar
Understanding online criminals: Two years of trawling for drugs and pornography on the Internet
Speaker: Nicolas Christin
March 21: Seminar
Big Data, New Physics, and Geospatial Super-Food
Speaker: Jeff Jonas
March 18: Seminar
Automated Detection of Guessing and Denial of Service Attacks in Security Protocols
Speaker: Marius Minea
This talk presents an approach to modeling two types of security flaws for which limited or no prior support for automated detection exists.
March 17: Seminar
SEI Webinar: Architecture+TSP = High Quality+Fast
Speaker: Felix H. Bachmann
The purpose of architecture centric engineering (ACE) is to ensure that a system is built that fulfills the stakeholder’s needs by satisfying its business and quality-attribute goals. The team software process (TSP) ensures the development and delivery of the software in increments on time and in high quality.
March 14: Seminar
Can Social Networking and Privacy be Reconciled?
Speaker: Norman Sadeh
February 22 - February 24: Course
CERT: Introduction to the CERT Resilience Management Model
This three-day course introduces a model-based process improvement approach to managing operational resilience using the CERT® Resilience Management Model (CERT-RMM) v1.1. CERT-RMM is a maturity model that promotes the convergence of security, business continuity, and IT operations activities to help organizations actively direct, control, and manage operational resilience and risk.
February 21: Seminar
Location Privacy for Mobile Computing
Speaker: Jason Hong
February 14: Seminar
Building Cyber Capability and Capacity to Meet Navy's Maritime Challenges
Speaker: CDR James H. Mills USN
February 14 - February 18: Course
CERT: Malware Analysis Apprenticeship
This five-day hands on course provides participants with an opportunity to learn best practices for analyzing malicious code. Participants will acquire a fundamental understanding of a variety of malware analysis tools and techniques which can directly support their organization's incident response efforts and increase performance in their functional role(s).
February 7: Seminar
Advancements in Unconstrained Biometric Identification
Speaker: Marios Savvides
January 31: Seminar
Proving Voltaire Right: Security Blunders Dumber Than Dog Snot
Speaker: Roger Johnston
January 26: Symposium
Data Privacy Day 2011
Speaker: Alessandro Acquisti
January 24: Seminar
Cyber Underground - The Underground Economy
Speaker: Keith Mularski

2010

December 13 - December 17: Course
CERT: Advanced Incident Handling
This five-day course, designed for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical personnel with several months of incident handling experience, addresses techniques for detecting and responding to current and emerging computer security threats and attacks that are targeted at a variety of operating systems and architectures.
December 6 - December 10: Course
CERT: Information Security for Technical Staff
This five-day course is designed to provide participants with practical techniques for protecting the security of an organization's information assets and resources, beginning with concepts and proceeding on to technical implementations.
November 30: Course
CERT: Creating a Computer Security Incident Response Team
This one-day course is designed for managers and project leaders who have been tasked with implementing a computer security incident response team (CSIRT).
November 15: Seminar
What’s Smart Got To Do With It? A technical overview of Advanced Metering Infrastructure and its associated deployment challenges
Speaker: Seth Bromberger, Executive Vice President, Energy Sector Security Consortium
November 15 - November 18: Course
CERT: Advanced Information Security for Technical Staff
This four-day course is designed to increase the depth of knowledge and skills of technical staff charged with administering and securing information systems and networks.
November 10: Seminar
Abuse Control for Anonymous Networking
Speaker: Nick Hopper
November 8: Seminar
SQUARE and Privacy Requirements Engineering
Speaker: Nancy R. Mead
November 1: Seminar
Coping with Malice in Wireless and Vehicular Networks
Speaker: Yih-Chun Hu
October 25: Seminar
A Civilian Perspective on Cyber War
Speaker: COL (R) Lawrence D. Dietz, Esq.
October 25 - October 29: Course
CERT: Malware Analysis Apprenticeship
This five-day hands on course provides participants with an opportunity to learn best practices for analyzing malicious code.
October 12 - October 14: Course
CERT: Assessing Information Security Risk Using the OCTAVE Approach
In this three-day course, participants learn to perform information security risk assessments using the Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vulnerability Evaluation (OCTAVE) approach.
October 11: Seminar
Monitoring Strategies for Detection of Insider Threats
Speaker: Michael P. Hanley and Christopher K. King
October 4: Conference
Media Summit: The Rise of (Private) Niche News Model
Speaker: Moderator: Ted Selker
September 29 - October 1: Conference
Carnegie Mellon CyLab Partners Conference
The CyLab Partners Conference is an annual gathering of CyLab's corporate partners to meet with CyLab researchers and review their current projects. To learn more about attending the conference or becoming a partner, contact CyLab's Director of Corporate Relations, Gene Hambrick at hambrick@andrew.cmu.edu or 412-268-6755.
September 28 - October 1: Course
CERT: Managing Enterprise Information Security: A Practical Approach for Achieving Defense-in-Depth
Through lectures, demonstrations, scenario-based exercises, small group activities, and open discussions, students will learn high-level best practices for effectively integrating each of eight components into all aspects of IT operations.
September 21: Seminar
Confessions of a Browser Developer
Speaker: Robert O'Callahan
In this talk I will analyze Firefox development, talking both about successes (e.g. fuzz testing) and ongoing problems (e.g. nondeterministic test failures).
September 20: Seminar
Cloud Computing and Software Security
Speaker: Ulfar Erlingsson
September 20 - September 24: Course
CERT: Advanced Incident Handling
This five-day course, designed for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical personnel with several months of incident handling experience, addresses techniques for detecting and responding to current and emerging computer security threats and attacks that are targeted at a variety of operating systems and architectures.
September 13: Seminar
Dangerous Optimizations and a Loss of Causality
Speaker: Robert Seacord
August 16 - August 20: Course
CERT: Fundamentals of Incident Handling
This five-day course is for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical staff who have little or no incident handling experience. It provides a basic introduction to the main incident handling tasks and critical thinking skills that will help an incident handler perform their daily work. It is recommended to those new to incident handling work.
August 3 - August 6: Course
CERT: Introduction to the CERT Resilience Management Model
This four-day course introduces a model-based process improvement approach to managing operational resilience using the CERT® Resilience Management Model (CERT-RMM) v1.0.
July 21 - July 23: Course
CERT: Managing Computer Security Incident Response Teams
This three-day course provides current and future managers of computer security incident response teams (CSIRTs) with a pragmatic view of the issues that they will face in operating an effective team.
July 20: Course
CERT: Creating a Computer Security Incident Response Team
This one-day course is designed for managers and project leaders who have been tasked with implementing a computer security incident response team (CSIRT)
July 12 - July 23: Workshop
IA Capacity Building 2010
The Information Assurance Capacity Building Program (IACBP) is an intensive, in-residence summer program to help build Information Assurance education and research capacity at colleges and universities designated as Minority Serving Institutions.
June 21 - June 25: Course
CERT: Information Security for Technical Staff
This five-day course is designed to provide participants with practical techniques for protecting the security of an organization's information assets and resources, beginning with concepts and proceeding on to technical implementations.
June 9 - June 11: Conference
Symposium on Access control Models and Technologies 2010
Sponsored by CyLab, SACMAT 2010 a premier forum for presentation of research on leading edge issues of access control, including models, systems, applications, and theory.
June 7 - June 11: Workshop
Trusted Infrastructure Workshop 2010
The Trusted Infrastructure Workshop (TIW) is aimed at all researchers in the field of IT security with an interest in systems and infrastructure security, as well as younger master's or PhD students who are new to the field.
June 2: Seminar
Proving that you are who you say you are, even if you've lost your password
Speaker: Stuart Schechter, Researcher, Microsoft Research
May 18 - May 21: Course
CERT: Managing Enterprise Information Security: A Practical Approach for Achieving Defense-in-Depth
Through lectures, demonstrations, scenario-based exercises, small group activities, and open discussions, students will learn high-level best practices for effectively integrating each of eight components into all aspects of IT operations.
May 17: Seminar
Using Influence to Understand Complex Systems
Speaker: Adam Oliner
May 17 - May 21: Course
CERT: Malware Apprenticeship Program
This five-day hands on course provides participants with an opportunity to learn best practices for analyzing malicious code.
May 10: Seminar
Understanding Cyberattack as an Instrument of U.S. Policy
Speaker: Herb Lin, Chief Scientist, CS and Telecommunications Board of the National Academies
May 3 - May 7: Course
CERT: Advanced Incident Handling
This five-day course, designed for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical personnel with several months of incident handling experience, addresses techniques for detecting and responding to current and emerging computer security threats and attacks that are targeted at a variety of operating systems and architectures.
April 26: Seminar
Everything You Know about Cybercrime is Wrong
Speaker: Cormac Herley, Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research
April 20 - April 22: Course
CERT: Assessing Information Security Risk Using the OCTAVE Approach
In this three-day course, participants learn to perform information security risk assessments using the Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vulnerability Evaluation (OCTAVE) approach.
April 19: Seminar
Symantec’s Customer-Centric Approach to Innovation
Speaker: Mark Bregman, Executive Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Symantec
April 17: Symposium
INI 20th Anniversary Celebration
Come together with alumni, faculty, students and friends of the INI as we commemorate two decades of academic excellence and innovation.
April 12: Seminar
Smart Bridges, Smart Tunnels: Transforming Wireless Sensor Networks from Research Prototypes into Robust Engineering Infrastructure
Speaker: Frank Stajano, CyLab Visiting Scholar
April 12 - April 15: Course
CERT: Advanced Information Security for Technical Staff
This four-day course is designed to increase the depth of knowledge and skills of technical staff charged with administering and securing information systems and networks
April 5: Seminar
Managing Business Breaches and Suspected Nation State Attacks
Speaker: Jody Westby
March 29: Seminar
Operational Resilience: Why Process Maturity Matters
Speaker: Richard Caralli, Technical Manager, CERT Resilient Enterprise Management Team
March 23 - March 24: Course
CERT: Insider Threat Workshop
Our insider threat research focuses on both technical and behavioral aspects of actual compromises; our goal is to raise awareness of the risks of insider threat and to help identify the factors influencing an insider's decision to act, the indicators and precursors of malicious acts, and the countermeasures that will improve the survivability and resiliency of the organization.
March 22: Seminar
Manipulation of Digital Evidence in Investigations
Speaker: Ed Stroz, Stroz Friedberg
This presentation is part of unique CyLab sponsored series related to the CyLab Intelligence Briefings and Culture of Security. Richard Power, Distinguished Fellow – CyLab, will host the series.
March 22 - March 26: Course
CERT: Fundamentals of Incident Handling
This five-day course is for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical staff who have little or no incident handling experience. It provides a basic introduction to the main incident handling tasks and critical thinking skills that will help an incident handler perform their daily work.
March 18: Seminar
Hacking Comes of Age: Climategate, Cyber-Espionage and iWar
This special panel will explore the changing nature of computer hacking by highlighting some recent cases that have made headlines and raised dire questions about computer security as a new infrastructure problem.
March 8: Seminar
Architecture Is Policy: The Legal and Social Impact of Technical Design Decisions
Speaker: CUPS Lab Special Event
CUPS Lab Special Event at CMU Featuring Electronic Frontier Foundation Board Members
March 1: Seminar
RFDump: What is in the Ether?
Speaker: Peter Steenkiste
February 24: Seminar
Detecting DDoS Attacks and Worms using Randomness Check
Speaker: Heejo Lee, Associate Professor, Dept of Computer Sci & Eng, Korea University
February 22: Seminar
Modularity in Computer Security
Speaker: Anupam Datta
February 16 - February 19: Course
CERT: Introduction to CERT Resiliency Management Model
This four-day course introduces a model-based process improvement approach to managing operational resiliency using the CERT® Resiliency Management Model (CERT RMM) v1.0.
February 15: Seminar
SplitScreen: Insights from Embedded Systems Speed Signature Matching
Speaker: Dave Andersen
February 9 - February 12: Course
CERT: Secure Coding in C and C++
This four-day course provides a detailed explanation of common programming errors in C and C++ and describes how these errors can lead to code that is vulnerable to exploitation. The course concentrates on security issues intrinsic to the C and C++ programming languages and associated libraries.
February 1: Seminar
Why Usability Can't Be Just Skin Deep
Speaker: Lujo Bauer
January 25: Seminar
Common Sense Approach to Social Media
Speaker: Christopher Burgess, senior security advisor to the chief security officer of Cisco®
This presentation is part of unique CyLab sponsored series related to the CyLab Intelligence Briefings and Culture of Security. Richard Power, Distinguished Fellow – CyLab, will host the series.
January 15: Seminar
MS in Information Technology –Software Engineering Management
Speaker: Dr. Phil Miller, SEI Senior Member
Join Dr. Phil Miller, Senior Member of the Operational Staff at the Software Engineering Institute for a webinar on the MS-IT - Software Engineering Management program.
January 11: Seminar
Compression, Correction, Confidentiality, and Comprehension: A Modern Look at Commercial Telegraph Codes
Speaker: Dr. Steven Bellovin

2009

December 14 - December 16: Conference
ASIAN '09 Conference
ASIAN '09 Conference - Xinjiang University Campus, Urumqi, China
November 16: Seminar
"Information Sharing vs. Privacy - Is it a Celebrity Death Match?"
Speaker: Erin Kenneally
Erin Kenneally This presentation is part of unique CyLab sponsored series related to the CyLab Intelligence Briefings and Culture of Security. Richard Power, Distinguished Fellow – CyLab, will host the series.
November 9: Seminar
"I Agreed to What?!" Re-envisioning License Agreements and Privacy Statements
Speaker: Michael Terry
October 26: Seminar
Business Risks Forum: "Starting Over After A Lost Decade; In Search of a Bold New Vision for Cyber Security"
Speaker: Richard Power, CyLab Distinguished Fellow
Richard Power, CyLab Distinguished Fellow
October 21: Seminar
Online Social Networks: Research Challenges & Results
Speaker: Peter Marbach, Associate Professor, Computer Science, University of Toronto
October 20: Conference
Creating a Computer Security Incident Response Team
October 19: Seminar
Security vs. Costs and Energy in Clouds
Speaker: Dr. Radu Sion, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, SUNY Stony Brook
Dr. Radu Sion, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, SUNY Stony Brook
October 14 - October 16: Conference
Carnegie Mellon CyLab Partners Conference
Speaker: Gene Hambrick, Director of Corporate Relations
The CyLab Partners Conference is an annual gathering of CyLab's corporate partners to meet with CyLab researchers and review their current projects. To learn more about attending the conference or becoming a partner, contact CyLab's Director of Corporate Relations, Gene Hambrick at hambrick@andrew.cmu.edu or 412-268-6755.
October 5: Seminar
Recent results for random key graphs: Connectivity, triangles, etc.
Speaker: Armand Makowski, Professor, Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland
Armand Makowski, Professor, Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland
September 28: Seminar
"Enterprise Security for the Executive: Setting the Tone From the Top"
Speaker: Jennifer Bayuk
Jennifer Bayuk, Information Security Specialist, www.bayuk.com This presentation is part of unique CyLab sponsored series related to the CyLab Intelligence Briefings and Culture of Security. Richard Power, Distinguished Fellow – CyLab, will host the series.
September 21: Seminar
Cryptographic Hash Functions
Speaker: Charanjit Jutla, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
September 16 - September 17: CERT Training
Insider Threat Workshop
CERT Training (SEI Arlington, VA) Insider Threat Workshop
September 14: Seminar
Design Intent: A Principled Approach to Application Security
Speaker: Jonathan Aldrich
August 17 - August 21: CERT Training
Fundamentals of Incident Handling
CERT Training (SEI Arlington, VA) Fundamentals of Incident Handling
July 15 - July 17: Symposium
Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS)
The fifth Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS) will be held July 15-17, 2009 at Google in Mountain View, CA. This symposium will bring together an interdisciplinary group of researchers and practitioners in human computer interaction, security, and privacy. Visit the SOUPS 2009 website for details.
July 13 - July 24: Workshop
Building Capacity
The Information Assurance Capacity Building Program (IACBP) is an intensive, in-residence summer program to help build Information Assurance education and research capacity at colleges and universities designated as Minority Serving Institutions. The IACBP will be held at CyLab HQ in the CIC building in Pittsburgh, PA.
July 8 - July 11: Conference
CSF 2009: 22nd IEEE Computer Security Foundations Symposium
Carnegie Mellon CyLab is supporting CSF 2009. CSF is an annual conference for researchers in computer security to examine current theories of security, the formal models that provide a context for those theories, and techniques for verifying security. Over the past two decades, many seminal papers and techniques have been presented first at CSF. Visit the CSF 2009 website for details.
June 22: Conference
Portugal Conference & Summer Academy
The First Annual Carnegie Mellon | Portugal Conference, entitled “Economy 3.0: Re-Boot and Re-Connect” is sponsored by the Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia and will take place on June 22, 2009, at Palácio da Bolsa, Porto, Portugal. Visit the CMU|Portugal Conference 2009 website for details.
June 15 - June 16: Workshop
Instinctive Computing 2009
In this workshop, participants will explore transformational developments in Instinctive Computing, including the building blocks for instinctive computing systems and potential applications such as security, privacy, human-computer interaction, next generation networks, and product design. Visit the Instinctive Computing 2009 website for details.
June 8 - June 12: Workshop
Trusted Infrastructure Workshop: Advanced Summer School on Architectures for Trustworthy Computing
The TIW is aimed at all researchers in the field of IT security with an interest in systems and infrastructure security, as well as younger master's or PhD students who are new to the field. Visit the TIW 2009 website for details.
May 18: Seminar
Tricks For Defeating SSL In Practice
Speaker: Moxie Marlinspike, Fellow, Institute for Disruptive Studies
Moxie Marlinspike, Fellow, Institute for Disruptive Studies
May 11: Seminar
Inside Theft of Intellectual Property in Organizations
Speaker: Andrew Moore
Andrew Moore, Senior Technical Staff Member, CERT
May 4: Seminar
Sensing, Estimation and Control of Cyber-Physical Systems
Speaker: Bruno Sinopoli
Bruno Sinopoli, Faculty, CyLab
May 1 - May 2: CERT Training
Information Security for Technical Staff
April 27: Seminar
Hide and Seek with Hacker Data
Speaker: Justin Peltier, Senior Security Consultant with Peltier Associates
Justin Peltier, Senior Security Consultant with Peltier Associates
April 25: Seminar
Business Risks Forum: the blurring of man and machine
Speaker: Don Burke, Directorate of Science and Technology, CIA
This presentation is part of unique CyLab sponsored series related to the CyLab Intelligence Briefings and Culture of Security. Richard Power, Distinguished Fellow – CyLab, will host the series.
April 10 - April 11: CERT Training
Security Challenges in an Evolving World
April 6: Seminar
Of Frogs and Herds
Speaker: Alessandro Acquisti
Alessandro Acquisti, Faculty, CyLab
March 23: Seminar
Implantable Medical Devices
Speaker: Kevin Fu, Assistant Professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Kevin Fu, Assistant Professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst
March 16: Seminar
User-Controllable Security and Privacy
Speaker: Norman Sadeh
Norman Sadeh, Faculty, CyLab
March 2: Seminar
Teaching Johnny Not to Fall for Phish
Speaker: Lorrie Cranor
Lorrie Cranor, Director, CyLab Usable Privacy and Security Laboratory
February 23: Seminar
Convergence of Information Security, Privacy & Compliance
Speaker: Rebecca Herold, CIPP, CISSP, CISM, CISA, FLMI
This presentation is part of unique CyLab sponsored series related to the CyLab Intelligence Briefings and Culture of Security. Richard Power, Distinguished Fellow – CyLab, will host the series.
February 16: Seminar
Super-Resolution for Face Recognition
Speaker: Vijayakumar Bhagavatula
Vijayakumar Bhagavatula, Faculty, CyLab
February 3: Seminar
Safe Passage for Passwords and Other Sensitive Data
Speaker: Jonathan McCune
Jonathan McCune, Systems Scientist, CyLab
February 2: Seminar
Instinctive Computing
Speaker: Yang Cai
Yang Cai, Director, Instinctive Computing Lab; Senior Systems Scientist, CyLab
January 26: Seminar
Electronic Crime Ecosystem
Speaker: Mike Susong, Vice President for Intelligence Operations, iSIGHT Partners
Mike Susong, Vice President for Intelligence Operations, iSIGHT Partners This presentation is part of unique CyLab sponsored series related to the CyLab Intelligence Briefings and Culture of Security. Richard Power, Distinguished Fellow – CyLab, will host the series.
January 23: Seminar
Health Communication Paradigms for Cyber-Security
Speaker: Dr. Robert LaRose
Robert LaRose, Professor, Department of Telecommunication, Information Studies, and Media at Michigan State University
January 19: Seminar
Secure or Insure? A Game-Theoretic Analysis
Speaker: Nicolas Christin
January 12: Seminar
Identity-Based Key Exchange Protocols
Speaker: Rosario Gennaro, Staff Membe, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center

2008

December 1 - December 5: CERT Training
Information Security for Technical Staff
Information Security for Technical Staff
November 17 - November 21: CERT Training
Advanced Incident Handling
Advanced Incident Handling
November 10 - November 14: CERT Training
Mobile and Pervasive Computing Services for Technology Executives
Mobile and Pervasive Computing Services for Technology Executives
November 3 - November 7: Symposium
Fundamentals of Incident Handling
Fundamentals of Incident Handling
November 3 - November 7: CERT Training
Advanced Information Security for Technical Staff
Advanced Information Security for Technical Staff
October 23: Symposium
AFIO 2008 Fall Intelligence Symposium
AFIO 2008 Fall Intelligence Symposium: Threats to U.S. Security - Technology Theft, Insider Threats, Economic Espionage and International Organized Crime (held at the Mitre Corporation) The keynote address will be delivered by CyLab Distinguished Fellow Richard Power and Christopher Burgess, co-authors of the book "Secrets Stolen/Fortunes Lost."
October 21 - October 23: CERT Training
Assessing Information Security Risk Using the OCTAVE Approach
Assessing Information Security Risk Using the OCTAVE Approach
October 14: CERT Training
Creating a Computer Security Information Response Team
Creating a Computer Security Information Response Team
October 6 - October 8: Conference
Partners Conference
CyLab Partner Conference, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA