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Whether you pre-register or drop in, please join us for this cybersecurity research acceleration workshop and showcase, co-sponsored by CENIC and Internet2, to participate in an interactive discussion on how working together between researchers and “practitioners” we can accelerate Transition To Practice (TTP) of cybersecurity research into operational environments. NSF and DHS-funded researchers will present their research relevant to network security, the Internet of Things, cybersecurity literacy, connected healthcare, security and privacy. Practitioners who attend this workshop will be able to provide valuable feedback to the researchers to accelerate transition to practice, and pursue potential pilot opportunities. “Practitioners” include IT, networking, security, research and industry professionals. Workshop participants will discuss cybersecurity needs today and into the future. This meeting is supported by the NSF Cybersecurity Transition To Practice Acceleration EAGER Grant #1650445.
Draft Agenda (10/5/2017)
12:30-12:45PM: Welcome & Kickoff
12:45-1:45PM: University Leadership Panel
1:45-2:00PM: NSF Program Officer Update
University Leadership Panel
Cybersecurity Researcher Panels I & II: Network Security
2:00-2:45PM: Cybersecurity Researcher Panel: Network Security
2:45-3:30PM: Cybersecurity Research Panel: Network Security
3:30-3:50PM: Break
3:50-4:35PM: Cybersecurity Research Panel: Identity & Access Management
4:35-5:20PM: Cybersecurity Research Panel: Multidisciplinary Cybersecurity
5:20-5:30PM: Closing & Wrap Up
Current List of Speakers
Johanna Aman - University of California, Berkeley: Effective and Economical Protection for High-Performance Research and Education Networks
Larry Conrad - University of California, Berkeley
Alberto Dainotti - University of California, San Diego: Detecting and Characterizing Internet Traffic Interception Based on BGP Hijacking
John Dundas - CENIC (The Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California)
Dijiang Huang - Arizona State University: SRN: On Establishing Secure and Resilient Networking Services
Florence Hudson - Internet2
Stanislaw Jarecki - University of California, Irvine: Improving the Security and Usability of Two-Factor Authentication for Cyberinfrastructure
Meredith Lee - University of California - , Berkeley
Jun Li - University of Oregon: DrawBridge 2.0—Bringing Software-Defined DDoS Defense To Fruition
Roberto Manduchi - University of California, Santa Cruz: RouteMe2 -A Cloud-Integrated Sensor Infrastructure for Assisted Public Transportation Services
Ruth Marinshaw - Stanford University
Jelena Mirkovic - University of Southern California: SENSS - Security Service for the Internet
Emily Nichols - Internet2
Christos Papadopoulos - Colorado State University: NETBRANE: A Software Defined DDoS Protection Platform
Blaine Reeder - University of Colorado, Denver: HomeSHARE - Home-based Smart Health Applications across Research Environments
Kent Seamons – Brigham Young University: Middleware for Certificate-Based Authentication
Shamik Sengupta - University of Nevada, Reno: Capacity building in Cybersecurity-literacy: An inter-disciplinary approach and Establishing market based mechanisms for CYBer security information Exchange (CYBEX)