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0730 - 0845
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Registration / Breakfast
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0845 - 0900
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Welcome / Introduction
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Session I: Intrusion Detection I
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0900 - 0930
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Stochastic Protocol Modeling for Anomaly Based
Network Intrusion Detection
Juan M. Estévez-Tapiador, Pedro García-Teodoro, and
Jesús E. Díaz-Verdejo
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0930 - 1000
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Designing a Framework for ActiveWorm Detection
on Global Networks
Vincent Berk, George Bakos, and Robert Morris
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1000 - 1030
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A Tamper-Resistant Framework for Unambiguous
Detection of Attacks in User Space Using Process Monitors
Ramkumar Chinchani, Shambhu Upadhyaya, and Kevin Kwiat
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1030 - 1100
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Break
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1100 - 1145
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Keynote Talk: Is Security a Software
Engineering Issue?
Bertrand
Meyer
Bertrand Meyer is professor of software engineering
at ETH Zurich and founder of Eiffel Software. He has written
a number of books including "Object-Oriented
Software Construction"
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Session II: Requirements and Metrics
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1145 - 1215
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Computational Complexity of the Network
Routing Logical Security Assessment Process
Cedric Llorens, Denis Valois, Yannick Le Teigner, and
Alexandre Gibouin
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1215 - 1245
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IT Design Critieria for Damage Reduction
Volker Hammer
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1245 - 1400
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Lunch
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Session III: Intrusion Detection II
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1400 - 1430
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Intrusion Detection Testing and Benchmarking
Methodologies
Nicholas Athanasiades, Randal Abler, John Levine, Henry Owen,
and George Riley
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1430 - 1500
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Intrusion Detection Force: An Infrastructure
for Internet-Scale Intrusion Detection
Lawrence Teo, Yuliang Zheng, and Gail-Joon Ahn
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1500 - 1530
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Break
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Session IV: Systems and Applications
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1530 - 1600
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A Guard Architecture for Improved Coalition
Operations
Timothy J. Gibson
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1600 - 1630
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Protecting the Integrity of an Entire File
System
Fujita Tomonori and Ogawara Masanori
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Panels
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1630 - 1700
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Using the Trees to find the Forest
John R. James and Frank Mabry
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1700 - 1730
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Break
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1730 - 1800
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Closing Panel: Challenges for Information Assurance
Jack Cole and Stephen D. Wolthusen
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