Schedule

Day 1: Tuesday, May 15th

8:30 AM	Breakfast
9:00 AM	Welcome: The Honorable Congressman C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger
9:15 AM	Introduction: Mike Hicks, Director, MC2
9:30 AM	Panel: Cybersecurity Legislation & Its Impact Moderated by: Eric Chapman, MC2 Associate Director - Adam Sedgwick, Senior Information Technology Policy Advisor, NIST - Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post - Clete Johnson, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence - Tommy Ross, National Security Advisor, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid - Heather Molino, Minority Deputy Staff Director, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
10:30 AM	Coffee Break
11:00 AM	Technical Talks Bond Breaker: Identifying Close Friends on the Internet Dr. Randolph Baden - Ph.D. from University of Maryland, College Park (soon to work at DOD) Digital fingerprinting Alex Barg - Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Enhancing Cybersecurity with Trusted Hardware Gang Qu - Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Retrofitting Security in COTS Software with Binary Rewriting Rajeev Barua - Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
12:30 PM	Lunch
1:30 PM	Keynote: Bug Parades, Zombies, and the BSIMM: A Decade of Software Security Gary McGraw, CTO Cigital
2:30 PM	Coffee Break
3:00 PM	Tutorials (choose one) Secure Web Programming in Ruby on Rails Jeff Foster - Associate Professor, Computer Science Dyninst: A Binary Analysis and Modification Framework Jeff Hollingsworth - Professor and Associate Chair, Computer Science
5:00 PM	Adjourn Day 1

Day 2: Wednesday, May 16th

8:30 AM	Breakfast
9:15 AM	Welcome: Chancellor William “Brit” Kirwan
9:30 AM	Keynote: New methods for controlling timing channels Dr. Andrew Myers, Professor Cornell University
10:30 AM	Coffee Break
11:00 AM	Technical Talks Privacy-preserving computation Michael Hicks - Associate Professor, Computer Science and Director, MC2 Empirical Studies in Cybersecurity: Some Challenges Michel Cukier - Associate Professor, Reliability Engineering and Associate Director for Education, MC2 Physical Layer Security Sennur Ulukus - Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Cybersecurity: How did we get here and how do we get out of here? Carl Landwehr - Adjunct Senior Research Scientist, Institute for Systems Research
12:30 PM	Lunch
1:30 PM	Panel: Challenges Facing Cybersecurity Education Moderated by Dr. Michel Cukier, Associate Professor in Reliability Engineering and MC2 Associate Director for Education - Bill Newhouse, Director, National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education, NIST - Davina Pruitt-Mentle, CyberWatch - Hart Rossman, VP/CTO Cyber Security Services & Solutions, SAIC - Casey O'Brien, Director, CyberWatch - Carl Landwehr - Adjunct Senior Research Scientist, Institute for Systems Research
2:30 PM	Coffee Break
2:45 PM	Tutorials (choose one) Effective use of FindBugs in large software development efforts Bill Pugh - Professor Emeritus, Computer Science Overview of Cybersecurity Laws, Regulations, and Policies: From "Best Practices" to Actual Requirements David Thaw - Research Faculty, University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
4:45 PM	Adjourn Symposium