Information Assurance Colloquium

College of Engineering in Northern Virginia, Virginia Tech

 

Developing Information Assurance Expertise of Tomorrow's Information Leaders

Information Assurance (IA) “Information operations that protect and defend information and information systems ensuring their availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation. This includes providing for restoration of information systems by incorporating protection, detection, and reaction capabilities.” –NSTISSC

“By 2003, the US economy and national security became fully dependent upon information technology and the information infrastructure. A network of networks directly supports the operation of all sectors of our economy – energy (electric power, oil and gas), transportation (rail, air, merchant marine), finance and banking, information and telecommunications, public health, emergency services, water, chemical, defense industrial base, food, agriculture, and postal and shipping.” – National Cyber Security Strategy, February 2003

Date
Speaker
Topic
Abstract
Affiliation
Location & Time
9/22/04(W) Prof. Stephan Olariu Information Assurance in Wireless Sensor Networks Abs & Bio, Flyer Dept. of CS, Old Dominion University NVC Rm 219
at 5-6PM
10/27/04(W) Dr. Gary McGraw Exploiting Software: How to Break Code Abs & Bio, Flyer Chief Technology Officer, Cigital, Inc.

NVC Rm 100
at 5-6PM

11/10/04(W) Dr. John McDermott Security and Fault Tolerance in Survivable Systems

Abs & Bio, Flyer

Naval Research Laboratory NVC Rm 219 at 5-6PM
1/26/05(W) Prof. Sushil Jajodia Recent Advances in Access Control Models Abs & Bio, Flyer Det. of Information and Software Engineering, George Mason U.
NVC Rm 219 at 5-6PM
2/2/05(W) Dr. Carl Landwehr The Future of Cybersecurity: Working Backward, Thinking Forward Abs & Bio, Flyer NSF, Computer Systems Cluster, Division of Computer and Network Systems NVC Rm 219 at 5-6PM
2/23/05(W)

Bill Neugent

Cybersecurity Points of Light Abs & Bio, Flyer Chief Engineer for Cybersecurity, MITRE NVC Rm 219 at 5-6PM
4/27/05(W) Dr. Garry Jacyna MITRE’s Netted Sensors Initiative: Technical Overview and Future Directions Abs, Bio, Flyer MITRE NVC Rm 111 at 5-6PM
5/5/05 (Th) Dr. Joseph Evans NSF Wireless Networking Research Abs, Bio

Charles E. Spahr Professor, Director, Networking & Distributed Systems Laboratory, U of KS; NSF

NVC Rm 217 at 5-6PM

NVC Driving Direction , IA Colluquium, Center for Information Assurance Studies, Information Security

ARI VT, ECE NVC VT, CS NVC VT , NVD COE, NVC, Virginia Tech

Northern Virginia Technology Council


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