Day One – Monday May 14, 2007

7:30–8:30

Arrival at Visitor Center for Visitor Pass Pickup and transfer to the Joint Institute for Computational Sciences auditorium

8:30–8:50

ORNL Welcome and Introduction by Brian Worley, Director, Computational Science and Engineering

8:50–9:50

9:50–10:20

Break

10:20–11:20

Cyberspace Science and Information Intelligence Research Overview | Presentation
Joe Trien, Mike Neergaard and Erik Ferragut, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

11:20–11:40

Denial of Service Games | Presentation
Richard R. Brooks and C. Dingankar, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Clemson University

11:40–12:00

Trusted Passages: Meeting Security Needs of Information Rich Distributed Applications | Presentation
Mustaque Ahamad, Director, Georgia Tech Information Security Center

12:00–1:00

Lunch

1:00–1:20

Network Pathogen Spread Model Using Random Graphs | Presentation
Christopher Griffin, Applied Research Laboratory, Penn State University

1:20–1:40

Robustness and Adaptation in "Information Ecosystems" | Presentation
Stephen Racunas, CCL, Stanford University

1:40–2:00

Deploying Statistical Anomaly Detection to Improve Cyber Security:  Strategy, Benefits and Results | Presentation
Greg Shannon, Chief Scientist, CounterStorm, Inc.

2:00–2:20

Break

2:20–2:40

Application of Risk Management Principles in Information Technology Permitting Decision Makers to Target Funding for Security Investments | Presentation
Martin A. Carmichael, CIO, The Rader Network, Colorado Springs, CO

2:40–3:00

Software Engineering Research as Applied to Information Assurance | Presentation
Thomas Potok and Robert Patton, Oak RIdge National Laboratory

3:00–3:20

Secure Coding Standards | Presentation
Robert C. Seacord and Jason A. Rafail, CERT/CC, SEI Carnegie Mellon University

3:20–3:40

Break

3:40–4:00

Security in the Context of Dependability | Presentation
Tacksoo Im and John D. McGregor, Computer Science, Clemson University

4:00–4:20

Hardware/Software Security Support | Presentation
Sam Sander and Richard R. Brooks, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Clemson University

4:20–4:40

Models of Models: Digital Forensics and Domain-Specific Languages | Presentation
Daniel A. Ray and Phillip G. Bradford, Computer Science, The University of Alabama

6:00–6:30

Reception at the Doubletree (cash bar)

6:30–7:30

Dinner

7:30–8:00

Long Term Vision for IT Security: Stop focusing on the system and start focusing on the data | Presentation
Dinner Speaker: Scott Studham, CIO, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)

8:00–9:30

Round Table Discussion: Strategies that Meet the Challenges of Cyber Security into the 21st Century
Frederick T. Sheldon, ORNL Moderator

Day Two – Tuesday May 15, 2007

8:00–9:00

TCIP: Trustworthy Cyber Infrastructure for the Power Grid | Presentation
Keynote Speaker: William Sanders, Director, Information Trust Institute, Department of ECE and the Coordinated Science Laboratory, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign


9:00–9:20

Measuring Dependability as a Mean Failure Cost | Presentation
Ali Mili, College of Computing Science, New Jersey Institute of Technology

9:20–9:40

Survivability in Wireless Networks: A Case for Overhead Reduction | Presentation
Axel Krings, Computer Science, The University of Idaho

9:40–10:00

The Layered Security Model and its Representation using Bigraphs to Analyse Critical Infrastructure | Presentation
Clive Blackwell, Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, University of London United Kingdom.

10:00–10:30

Break

10:30–10:50

Early Detection and Containment of Worm Epidemics | Presentation
Tom Chen, Electrical Engineering, Southern Methodist University

10:50–11:10

Managing Multiple Perspectives on Trust | Presentation
Clifford Neuman, Director of the Center for Computer Systems Security, ITI, University of Southern California

11:10–11:30

Toward Mitigating Denial of Service Attacks in Power-Constrained Sensor Networks | Presentation
Ortal Arazi, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Hairong Qi, Electrical and Computer Engineering, The University of Tennessee

11:30–12:30

Lunch

12:30–12:50

Tolerating Change in a Secure Environment: A Visual Perspective | Presentation
Shawn A. Bohner, Denis Gracanin, and Riham Hassan, Computer Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

12:50–1:10

1:10–1:30

Detection of Undesirable Insider Behavior | Presentation
Joseph A. Calandrino, Princeton University, Steven J. McKinney, University of North Carolina and Frederick T. Sheldon, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

1:30–2:00

Break

2:00–2:20

Quantifying the Vulnerability of Tactical Data Networks | Presentation
Andy Loebl, James Nutaro, and Teja Kuruganti, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Rajanikanth Jammalamadaka, University of Arizona

2:20–2:40

Open Problems Pertaining to RFID Anti-cloning and Some Observations | Presentation
Benjamin Arazi, Computer Engineering and Computer Science, The University of Louisville

2:40–3:00

Standards and Interoperability have Exposed Energy Management System Commands and Data to Cyber Attack | Presentation
Dennis Holstein, Opus Publishing and Jay Wack, TecSec Inc.

3:30–4:15

NCCS / EVEREST Tour

4:25–5:25

SNS Tour (Van Transportation Provided)