2004 Digital Security Seminar Series at Carleton University

Room: 5115 Herzberg Building (13 on Campus Map)
Location: School of Computer Science, Carleton University



The Digital Security Seminar (DSS) series provides a research-oriented forum for the presentation and discussion of results across a broad spectrum of security-related topics, reflecting the interests of Carleton's Computer Security Lab (CCSL). The talks are intended to be of appeal to a wide audience, including non-specialists. Speakers are encouraged to put their results in proper context, and to address topics having both scientific and practical relevance.
Schedule (Winter 2004)

Date	Speaker	Topic (Abstract)	More Info
May 27, 2004	Prof. Clark Thomborson (U. of Auckland)	New Techniques for Software Protection	N/A
Apr 27, 2004	Dr. George Yee (NRC)	Semi-Automated Derivation of Personal Privacy Policies	N/A
Apr 13, 2004	Dr. Tim Moses (Entrust)	Managing security policy in distributed systems	Slides (PDF)
Mar 23, 2004	Prof. Carlisle Adams (U. of Ottawa)	Revealing Personal Data without Abandoning Privacy: Some Initial Steps	N/A
Mar 09, 2004	Prof. Michel Barbeau (Carleton U.)	Intrusion Detection in Mobile and Wireless Networks Using Electronic Profiling	N/A
Feb 24, 2004	Prof. Sean Smith (Dartmouth College)	Enabling Effective Trust Judgments	N/A
Feb 10, 2004	Prof. Scott Knight (RMC)	Enterprise Network Vulnerability to HTTP Tunnelling	N/A
Jan 27, 2004	Prof. Paul Van Oorschot (Carleton U.)	Password Attacks and Human-in-the-Loop Protocols	Paper
Jan 13, 2004	Prof. Anil Somayaji (Carleton U.)	What Can Biology Teach Us About Computer Security?	N/A

Announcement of a talk is usually sent out a week before the talk. To subscribe to our DSS mailing-list, please send an email to dsg (at) scs.carleton.ca with the information of your name, title, email address, and affiliation.



Seminar Co-ordinators: Dr. Paul Van Oorschot and Tao Wan

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Last updated: January 11, 2005.