Workshop on Trust Infrastructures

 - a day of deployable solutions

Agenda

9-5 November 27, 2001

Room 3305 Newell Simon Hall at CMU (Parking is limited. It is best to get shuttle from Hotel).

8:30am            Introduction to the Carnegie Mellon Security Research Workshop Series  Dr. Robert Thibadeau,

9:00                 Keynote, The View from the Front Lines   Simon Perry, Senior VP Security, Computer Associates

10:00               Platform Security: Securing Applications with Firmware Dr. Robert Baldwin, Principal Security Architect, Phoenix Technologies

10:15               Platform Security, Intel Protected Access Architecture Luke Girard, Principal IPAA Architect, Intel

10:30               Coffee break

10:45               User Authentication Katherine Hollis, Director, Global Information Assurance, EDS

11:00               Platform Security David Grawrock, Senior TCPA Architect, Intel

11:15               O/S Security    John Doyle, Director Business Development, Harris Corporation

11:30               Platform Security    Dr. Len Veil, CTO, Wave Systems

12:00pm            Policy Control  Tommy Wang, CEO, Interlytics

12:15               Intelligent Firewall Technology   James Joyce, CEO, TechGuard Security

12:30               Risk Management  Shawn Butler, Ph.D Student, Carnegie Mellon

12:45               Lunch

1:45                 Trust Structure Interplay   Lark Allen, Executive VP, Wave Systems

2.15                                  Two sides to the story Dr. Geoffrey Strongin, Principal Security Architect, AMD

2:30                 Hard Problems Agenda

3:00                 Agenda Breakouts

4:30                 Break

4:45 – 5:30            Next Steps, Robert   Thibadeau, Carnegie Mellon/ John Bourgein IMA

6:30                 Cocktails & Dinner, Wyndam Hotel   Sponsored by AMS and Intelytics

Objective of the Day: Technical leads from the vendor community discuss critical areas of infrastructure where research and publication continue to be needed, and where the vendor community in fact has good deployable technology.