TRUST Autumn 2011 Conference: November 2-3, 2011

The Autumn 2011 TRUST Conference was held
November 2-3, 2011 at the Hotel Palomar in Washington, DC.

This event provided attendees with an opportunity to hear firsthand about the work of TRUST faculty and students-specifically activities that:

Advance a leading-edge research agenda to improve the state-of-the art in cyber security and critical infrastructure protection;
Develop robust education and diversity plans to teach the next generation of computer scientists, engineers, and social scientists; and
Pursue knowledge transfer opportunities to transition TRUST results to end users within industry and the government.

Conference Registration

Registration for the Autumn 2011 TRUST Conference is now closed.

Conference Keynote Addresses

Virtualization of R & D Driving New Health IT Requirements
Vijay Pillai
Director, Translational Medicine & Strategic Planning
Oracle Corporation

Crossing the Chasm: Pitching Security Research to Mainstream Browser Vendors
Collin Jackson
Professor, INI & CyLab
Carnegie Mellon University

SCRUB Intel Science and Technology Center: Secure Computing Research for Users' Benefit
Anthony Joseph
Professor, Computer Science
University of California, Berkeley

Federal Cyber Security Research & Development
William Martin
National Security Agency

Realizing Intrinsically Cyber Secure Large Systems
Massimo Scipioni
SELEX Sistemi Integrati

Conference Program

Below is the conference program. For presentations, only the presenting author is listed.

A PDF version of the conference program is available here.

Wednesday	November 2, 2011
0845-0900	Conference Welcome
0900-1000	Keynote Address Virtualization of R & D: Driving New Health IT Requirements
	Vijay Pillai (Director, Translational Medicine & Strategic Planning, Oracle Corporation)
1000-1020	Break
Session 1: Trustworthy Health Information Systems
1020-1040	Regret Minimizing Audits: A Learning-Theoretic Basis for Privacy Protection
	Arunesh Sinha (Carnegie Mellon University)
1040-1100	Declarative Privacy Policy: Finite Models and Attribute-Based Encryption
	Ellick Chan (Stanford University)
1100-1120	Context-aware Anomaly Detection for Electronic Medical Record Systems
	Yuan Xue (Vanderbilt University)
1120-1140	Sensor Systems for Monitoring Congestive Heart Failure: Location-based Privacy Encodings
	Edmund Seto (University of California, Berkeley)
1140-1200	Uncovering Anomalous Usage of Medical Records via Social Network Analysis
	You Chen (Vanderbilt University)
1200-1330	Lunch / Keynote Address
	Crossing the Chasm: Pitching Security Research to Mainstream Browser Vendors
	Collin Jackson (Carnegie Mellon University)
Session 2: Invited Talks - New Cyber Security Programs and Directions
1330-1400	SCRUB Intel Science and Technology Center: Secure Computing Research for Users' Benefit
	Anthony Joseph (University of California, Berkeley)
1400-1430	Federal Cyber Security Research & Development
	William Martin (National Security Agency)
1430-1500	Realizing Intrinsically Cyber Secure Large Systems
	Massimo Scipioni (SELEX Sistemi Integrati)
1500-1530	Break
Session 3: Policy, Economics, and Web Security
1530-1550	Trust in Anarchy? Problems in the Governance of Distributed Computing Systems
	Ashwin Mathew (University of California, Berkeley)
1550-1610	Game theoretic analysis of Advanced Metering Infrastructure adoption
	Dipayan Ghosh (Cornell University)
1610-1630	Mechanism Design for Network Decongestion: Rebates and Time-of-Day Pricing
	Galina Schwartz (University of California, Berkeley)
1630-1650	SCION:Scalability, Control and Isolation On Next-Generation Networks
	Xin Zhang (Carnegie Mellon University)
1650-1710	The Failure of Noise-Based Non-Continuous Audio Captchas
	Hristo Spassimirov Paskov (Stanford University)
1710-1730	Securing Interaction for Sites, Apps and Extensions in the Browser
	Brad Miller (University of California, Berkeley)

Thursday	November 3, 2011
Session 4: Privacy for Emerging Technologies
0900-0920	Privacy: Is There an App for That?
	Jennifer King (University of California, Berkeley)
0920-0940	Privacy in the Age of Augmented Reality
	Alessandro Acquisti (Carnegie Mellon University)
0940-1000	A Little Too Smart:Location Privacy in the Cellular Age
	Stephen Wicker (Cornell University)
1000-1020	Tracking the Trackers, or "The Musings of a Graduate Student"
	Jonathan Mayer (Stanford University)
1020-1050	Break
Session 5: Education and Outreach Initiatives
1050-1110	ENGRI 1280: Security, Privacy, and Information Network Design: Wiretaps to Facebook
	Stephen Wicker (Cornell University)
1110-1130	Incorporating Cybersecurity Education into the Computer Science Curriculum
	Steve Cooper (Stanford University)
1130-1150	Broadening Participation in Cyber Security
	William Robinson (Vanderbilt University)
1150-1210	Applied Experimentation using DETER Testbed
	Graciela Perera (Youngstown State University)
1210-1330	Lunch
Session 6: Securing Cyber-Infrastructures and Systems
1330-1350	Logical Attestation: An Authorization Architecture for Trustworthy Computing
	Emin Gün Sirer (Cornell University)
1350-1410	Network Design Game with Reliability & Security Failures
	Saurabh Amin (University of California, Berkeley)
1410-1430	Ultra Low Power Computation For Secure Embedded Systems
	Rajit Manohar (Cornell University)
1430-1500	Break
1500-1520	Secure Detection in the Presence of Integrity Attacks
	Yilin Mo (Carnegie Mellon University)
1520-1540	Integrated Modeling, Simulation and Emulation Environment for Security Assessment of Cyber-Physical Systems
	Yuan Xue (Vanderbilt University)

Conference Poster Session

The TRUST Conference included an extended session when posters of TRUST research were displayed. This is an opportunity for conference attendees to learn more about TRUST research projects and talk one-on-one with TRUST researchers.

Additional Information

If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Aimee Tabor, the TRUST Program Manager.