Privacy and Presented at Cybersecurity Summit

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Cybersecurity Research Challenges

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Title:Cybersecurity Research Challenges (ID: CYB08010)
Author(s):Jeannette Wing (National Science Foundation)
Origin:Presented at Cybersecurity Summit (05/07/2008)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:

Today’s most prevalent and widely discussed attacks exploit code-level flaws such as buffer overruns and type-invalid input. We need to anticipate tomorrow’s attacks and think beyond buffer overruns, beyond code-level bugs, and beyond the horizon. To be ready for threats of the future, we need to be doing more basic research in cybersecurity today. This talk will outline a few suggestions for important research directions in cybersecurity: the foundations of trustworthy computing, security architectures, privacy, usability, and security metrics.

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Holistic Approaches to Trustworthiness, Security, and Privacy

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Title:Holistic Approaches to Trustworthiness, Security, and Privacy (ID: CYB08003)
Author(s):Peter G. Neumann (SRI International)
Origin:Presented at Cybersecurity Summit (05/07/2008)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:

System trustworthiness is needed for security, reliability, survivability, safety, and for many application areas such as critical infrastructures, robust networking, and high-integrity elections. Trustworthiness ultimately requires many changes in the way systems are developed today. Being respectful of privacy needs requires further care. This talk considers a variety of approaches that can enhance system trustworthiness, sensible system development practices, and a system-oriented view toward achieving the desired changes.

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