High Confidence Software and Systems 11th Annual Conference

A world class community of researchers will gather in Annapolis, MD for a full week of High Confidence Software and Systems Conference activities that are structured to focus on new scientific and technological foundations that can enable entirely new generations of engineered designs that are becoming essential for effectively operating life-, safety-, security-, and mission-critical systems.

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First Science of Security Quarterly Meeting held at NC State to discuss progress and impediments on proposals.

Meeting archives.

HiCoNS aims to bring together novel concepts and theories that can help in the development of the science of high confidence networked systems, in particular those considered cyber-physical systems (CPS). The conference will focus on system theoretic approaches to address fundamental challenges to increase the confidence of networked CPS by making them more secure, dependable, and trustworthy.

The National Security Agency held its first Science of Security (SoS) Community Meeting on November 29-30, 2012 at the Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland.

The third quarterly Science of Security lablet meeting was hosted by Bill Scherlis, at Carnegie Mellon University on Tuesday, July 17, 2012.

Background

Hardware security and trustworthy hardware are on the brink of a revolution and this workshop and the resulting special issue/book seek to showcase the latest advances in state-of-the-art trustworthy hardware and identify the most promising research frontiers in IC and system security.

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

Abstract
The U.S. Institute of Medicine commissioned my 2011 report on the role of trustworthy software in the context of the "510(k)" U.S. medical device regulations. This talk will provide a glimpse into the risks, benefits, and regulatory issues for medical device cybersecurity and innovation of trustworthy medical device software.

The Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS) is generally held in February in San Diego, California. This three day conference brings together innovative and forward thinking members of the Internet community including leading-edge security researchers and implementers, globally-recognized security-technology experts, and users from both the private and public sectors who design, develop, exploit, and deploy the technologies that define network and distributed system security.

The Annual CSIIR Workshop will be held at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and published by the ACM. The aim of this year's workshop is to discuss and publish novel theoretical and empirical research focused on one or more of the Federal Cybersecurity themes. The scope of interest covers a wide range of topics ... read more

JASON 2010 Summer Study on the Science of Cybersecurity

Program Agenda

Download the final workshop report.