Secure Trusted Operating System Consortium Announces
Fifth Annual Symposium
“Security: From Theory to Practice”
December 1-5, 2003
George Washington University
Washington, DC
The Secure Trusted Operating System Consortium (STOS) will hold
its fifth annual symposium December 1-5, 2003 at George Washington
University. The symposium
will feature tutorials, paper presentations, and Birds of a Feather
sessions creating and deploying secure and trusted systems and
the applications that run on them.
This symposium is ideal for system and lab administrators, programmers,
developers, strategists, consultants and other technical staff
involved in the design, development, deployment and securing of
systems. Anyone for whom
security is a requirement and not just a desire should attend
this event. It is a premier networking and learning opportunity
in the Mac OS X and BSD community.
Keynote speakers will include:
Avi Rubin from Johns Hopkins University and Doug Maughan of DARPA
CHATS. Featured tutorials
include: Forensics, Advanced Firewall Techniques, and Secure Software.
Call
for Papers is closed, but some opportunities for presentation
or panel participation still exist. Please email cfp@stosc.org
for more information.
Schedule
Click
for Calendar of events
Keynote Speaker:
Wednesday, 3 December, 10am- Dr. Aviel Rubin, Johns Hopkins
University
Thursday, 4 December, 10am- Doug Maughan, Potomac Institute
For Policy Studies
Friday, 5 December, 10am- Amit Yoran (invited), Department
of Homeland Security
Tutorials:
Monday - Tuesday, 1-2 December
Times: 9am - 4pm
Paper Presentations:
Wednesday - Friday, 3-5 December
Times: see calendar
Panel
Discussions:
Wednesday - Friday , 3-5 December
Times: see calendar
Community
Events*:
Urban Wireless Challenge Preparation – Monday, 1 December,
7pm
Hackathon – Tuesday, 2 December, 10am
Urban Wireless Challenge – Thursday, 4 December, 7pm
*Free – Open to
the Community
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