Game changing strategies to meet the cyber security and information intelligence challenges ahead
Submission deadline: 2/15/10, acceptance 3/12/10 (some links below reflect CSIIRW09 event)
2010 Brochure | 2009 Keynote Abstracts & Bios | Deadlines | 2009 Program Schedule | Visitation Request† | Registration† | ACM Subm guidelines††
†Required of all non-ORNL personnel, ††Required for both extended abstract and slides
Call for 44th HICSS Full Papers to the CSIIR Minitrack at the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences will be due June 15, 2010.The goal of the workshop is to challenge, establish and debate a far-reaching agenda that broadly and comprehensively outlines a strategy for cyber security and information intelligence that is founded on sound principles and technologies, including (software engineering note):
√ Scalable trustworthy systems (including system architectures and requisite development methodologies)
√ Enterprise-level metrics (including measures of overall system trustworthiness)
√ Life-cycle of System Evaluation methodologies (including approaches for attaining sufficient assurance)
√ Coping with insider threats
√ Coping with malware
√ Global identity management
√ System survivability
√ Situational awareness and attack attribution
√ Data provenance and integrity (relating to information, systems, and hardware)
√ Privacy-aware security and usable security
Our inaugural theme (+1) was: Beyond the Maginot line. We must shift our focus away from winning battles, towards a strategy for winning the war by elevating trust in the mission and it's underlying critical infrastructures.
In keeping with the workshop format, we are seeking extended abstracts (up to 4 pages). Presentations will be scheduled at the workshop to accommodate successive twenty – thirty minute talks plus ten minutes to allow maximum interaction and discussion between participants to:
√ Address our goals and refine our strategy, establish collaborative opportunities,
√ Disseminate information about important developments, initiatives and interested groups,
√ Identify measures of success.
How can we focus our future efforts to maximize the success of our strategy to ensure our technologies can meet the challenge of cyber security?
Planned Workshop Highlights
Keynote Douglas Maughan, Cyber Security Research Lead, DHS Science &Technology (CID)
Keynote Nabil Adam, Infrastructure & Geophysical Division, DHS Science & Technology
Keynote Eric Cole, Senior Scientist with Lockheed Martin Information Technology (LMIT) and Lockheed Martin Fellow
Keynote Bhavani Thuaisingham, Director for Cyber Security Research Center, Professor of Computer Science, University of Texas at Dallas
Keynote Robert Stratton, Director, Public Sector R&D, Symantec
Keynote Sajal Das, Program Director, Network Technology and Systems (NeTS) Cluster, National Science Foundation
Keynote Sal Stolfo, Professor of Computer Science, Columbia University
Keynote Mike Hinchey, Co-Director, Lero –The Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, University of Limerick; Former Director Software Engineering Laboratory, NASA GSFC
Keynote George Hull, CTO, Intelligence Group (TASC), Northrop Grumman IT
Keynote Panels/BOFs:
Suggest a Panel Question
Round Table Dinner at Oak Ridge Doubletree
Tour: NCCS, EVEREST and SNS Facilities
ACM Published proceedings
Interested parties are encouraged to submit extended abstracts (up to 4 pages) on or before February 1.
Important Dates in 2009
| Extended abstracts (up to 4 pages) submitted for guidance and indication of appropriate content | |
| Author notification (advanced program and visitation request URL sent to participant) | |
| March 27: | Visitation requests submitted by all attendees (hard deadline visitation request) |
| April 10: | Submission of presentation slides (up to 10 pgs 2 slides/pg) and final revised extended abstracts |
| June 15: | Submission deadline of full papers (optional) to HICSS Minitrack Cyber Security and Information Intelligence Research Best Attended Minitrack in 2008 |
| July 20: | Publication of CSIIR Workshop Proceedings in ACM Digital Library (extended abstracts and presentations) |
Registration Fee
There will be a $179 Participant Registration Fee to partially cover the costs including food and the banquet dinner due April 1 2010.
The FBC will coordinate all vendor and participant registration. A limited block of hotel rooms at GSA rates are available on a FCFS basis. A bus will be available for to/from transfers between the Laboratory/Hotel in the morning (7:30) and afternoon (5pm) all 3 days including the laboratory tour on either Tuesday/Wednesday afternoon (TBA beginning ~2:30/3:30pm).
General Chair
Frederick T. Sheldon
Cyberspace Sciences and Information Intelligence Research Group
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Program Co-Chairs
Proceedings Editor
Robert K. Abercrombie
Cyberspace Sciences and Information Intelligence Research Group
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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