Schedule

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Wednesday, 15 June 2005

1030-1200               Registration, West Point tour departs from Hotel Thayer (REALLY GOOD! Limited to the first 150 paid registrants)

1030-1300               Registration, Lunch Social, Hotel Thayer

1300-1315               Welcoming remarks and administrative announcements

1315-1430               Keynote address (Colonel Dan Ragsdale), Crest Room

1430-1500               Break (snacks)

1500-1630               Session I (three papers)

• Track A: Biometrics I

  • Paper 1: Investigating Performance and Impacts on Fingerprint Recognition Systems , Michael Arnold, Christoph Busch and Heinrich Ihmor

  • Paper 2: Security Issues in Biometric Authentication , Qinghan Xiao

  • Paper 3: Multispectral Fingerprint Biometrics , Robert K. Rowe, Kristin A. Nixon, and Stephen P. Corcoran

• Track B: Honeynets I

  • Paper 1: Towards a Third Generation Data Capture Architecture for Honeynets , Edward Balas and Camilo Viecco

  • Paper 2: Detecting Honeypots and other suspicious environments , Thorsten Holz and Frederic Raynal

  • Paper 3: An e-mail honeypot addressing spammers' behavior in collecting and applying addresses , Guido Schryen

• Track C: Visualization I

  • Paper 1: Real-Time and Forensic Network Data Analysis Using Animated and Coordinated Visualization , Sven Krasser, Gregory Conti, Julian Grizzard, Jeff Gribschaw and Henry Owen

  • Paper 2: Building Compact Exploitation Graphs for a Cluster Computing Environment , Wei Li and Rayford Vaughn

  • Paper 3: Closing-the-Loop: Discovery and Search in Security Visualizations , Kiran Lakkaraju, Ratna Bearavolu, Adam Slagell and William Yurcik

1730-2000               Dinner, Lawn Terrace, Hotel Thayer, Dinner speaker (Mr. Steve Ryan)

Thursday, 16 June 2005

0700-0830               Breakfast Buffet

0830-0945               Session II (three papers)

• Track A: Biometrics II

  • Paper 1: Fileprints: Identifying File Types by n-gram Analysis , Wei-Jen Li, Ke Wang, Salvatore J. Stolfo, and Benjamin Herzog

  • Paper 2: Evaluation of Image Compression Algorithms for Fingerprint and Face Recognition Systems , Wolfgang Funk, Michael Arnold, Christoph Busch and Axel Munde

  • Paper 3: Biometrics for massive access control - Traditional Problems and Innovative Approaches , Luisa Riccardi, Bruno Peticone and Mario Savastano

• Track B: Visualization II

  • Paper 1: Visualization Techniques for Intrusion Behavior Identification , Dr. Robert F. Erbacher and Menashe Garber

  • Paper 2: A Visualization Paradigm for Network Intrusion Detection Yarden Livnat, Jim Agutter, Shaun Moon, Robert F. Erbacher and Stefano Foresti

  • Paper 3: Visualizing Network Data for Intrusion Detection , Kulsoom Abdullah, Chris Lee, Gregory Conti and John A. Copeland

• Track C: Intrusion Detection I

  • Paper 1: Heavy Tails and Temporal Correlations of Processing Times in Network Intrusion Detection: Characterization and Consequences Joao B. D. Cabrera, Wenke Lee, Jaykumar Gosar and Raman k. Mehra

  • Paper 2: Learning Classifers for Misuse and Anomaly Detection Using a Bag of System Calls Representation , Dae-Ki Kang, Doug Fuller and Vasant Honavar

  • Paper 3: CuPIDS enhances StUPIDS: Exploring a Co-processing Paradigm Shift in Information System Security , Paul D. Williams and Eugene H. Spafford

0945-1015               Break/Poster Session I (11 Papers), Hudson Gallery (snacks provided)

• Poster 1: Making Garbage Collection Dependable through a Run-Time Monitor , Chia-Tien Dan Lo

• Poster 2: Next Generation SCADA Security: Best Practices and Client Puzzles , Calvert L. Bowen, Timothy K. Buennemeyer and Ryan W. Thomas

• Poster 3: Malware Examiner using Disassembled Code (MEDiC) , A. Sulaiman, K. Ramamoorthy, S. Mukkamala and A. H. Sung

• Poster 4: Application of Zeta Function to Quantum Cryptography , Xiangdong Li and Michael Anshel

• Poster 5: Ad Hoc Network Security: Peer Identification and Authentication Using Signal Properties , Tina Suen and Alec Yasinsac

• Poster 6: Initial Documentation Requirements for a High Assurance System: Lessons Learned , Paul C. Clark, Cynthia E. Irvine, Timothy E. Levin, Thuy D. Nguyen, David J. Shifflett and Donna Miller

• Poster 7: Discovering Multivariate Linear Relationship Securely , Ningning Wu, Jing Zhang and Li Ning

• Poster 8: MYSEA Testbed , Thuy D. Nguyen, Timothy E. Levin and Cynthia E. Irvine

• Poster 9: IA Risk Assessment Process , Kenneth Montry and Richard Kelley

• Poster 10: Pattern Reduction and Circuit Design for Hardware-Supported Network Intrusion Detection , Timothy Ramirez and Chia-Tien Dan Lo

• Poster 11: Anomaly Detection Based on Performance Data , Swapna S. Gokhale and Jijun Lu

1015-1115               Panel Discussion, Visualizing Security Data. 

         Panel Chair Greg Conti, GA Tech

1115-1230               Session III (three papers)

• Track A: Wireless I

  • Paper 1: Replication Attack on Random Key Pre-distribution Schemes for Wireless Sensor Networks , Huirong Fu, Satoshi Kawamura, Ming Zhang, and Liren Zhang

  • Paper 2: Safe Renewal of a Random Key Pre-distribution Scheme for Trusted Devices , Mahalingam Ramkumar

  • Paper 3: Wireless Security Policy Development for Sensitive Organizations Michael E. Manley, Cheri A. McEntee, Anthony M. Molet, and Joon S. Park

• Track B: IA Practices I

  • Paper 1: Risk-based Security Engineering through the Eyes of the Adversary , Shelby Evans and James Wallner

  • Paper 2: Enterprise Network Security and Extensions to Galois/Counter Mode Encryption , Casimer DeCusatis

  • Paper 3: Incorporating vendor-based training into security courses , Helen Armstrong, PhD and Iain Murray

• Track C: Intrusion Detection II

  • Paper 1: A Machine Learning Framework for Network Anomaly Detection using SVM and GA Taeshik Shon, Yongdae Kim, Cheolwon Lee and Jongsub Moon

  • Paper 2: Theoretical Basis for Intrusion Detection Zhuowei Li, Amitabha Das and Jianying Zhou

  • Paper 3: In The Search of the "Gene of Self-Replication" In Malicious Codes , Victor Skormin, Alexander Volynkin, Douglas Summerville and James Moronski

1230-1400               Lunch; Lawn Terrace; second Keynote address (Dr. Stephen Kent)

1400-1515               Session IV (four papers)

• Track A: Data Protection I

  • Paper 1: Software Mediators for Transparant Channel Control in Unbounded Environments , Nadine Hanebutte, Paul Oman, Michael Loosbrock, Austin Holland, W. Scott Harrison, and Jim Alves-Foss

  • Paper 2: FABS: File and Block Surveillance System for Determining Anomalous Disk Accesses , Paul T. Stanton, William Yurcik and Larry Brumbaugh

  • Paper 3: Efficient log authentication for Forensic Computing , Nobutaka Kawaguchi, Naohiro Obata, Shintaro Ueda, Yusuke Azuma, Hiroshi Shigeno and Kenichi Okada

  • Paper 4: A Framework for System Security Assessment Jonas Hallberg, Amund Hunstad and Mikael Peterson

• Track B: Honeynets II

  • Paper 1: Virtual Honeynets Revisited Lok Kwong Yan

  • Paper 2: Knowledge Sharing Honeynets , Sushan Sudaharan, Srikrishna Dhammalapathi, Sijan Rai and Duminda Wijesekera

  • Paper 3: Flow Based Observations from NETI@home and Honeynet Data Julian B. Grizzard, Charles R. Simpson, Jr., Sven Krasser, Henry L. Owen and George F. Riley

  • Paper 4: Honeynet Maintenance Procedures and Tools , Carlos Henrique P. C. Chaves, Lucio Henrique Franco and Antonio Montes

• Track C: Intrusion Detection III

  • Paper 1: The Response Continuum Sergio Caltagirone and Deborah Frincke

  • Paper 2: Queue-based Analysis of DoS attacks , Suraiya Khan and Issa Traore

  • Paper 3: User Profiling Using Text Classification Patricia H. Carter

1515-1615               Break/Poster Session II (10 papers), Hudson Gallery (snacks provided)

• Poster 1: Extending Command and Control Infrastructures to Cyber Warfare Assets , Robert F. Erbacher

• Poster 2: Real-Time Identification of Anomalous Packet Payloads for Network Intrusion Detection , Nnamdi Nwanze, Douglas H. Summerville, and Victor A. Skormin,

• Poster 3: A Guarded Cross-Site Mining Architecture of Systems Security Information , Rajni Goel and Jim Humphries

• Poster 4: Anomaly Intrusion Detection based on Biometrics , Ahmed Awad E. Ahmed and Issa Traore

• Poster 5: Adopting eXtreme Programming on a Graduate Student Project , Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, Christian Seifert and Deb Frincke

• Poster 6: The Digital Signature Paradox , Jeff Stapleton, Paul Doyle and Steven Teppler Esquire

• Poster 7: Distribution of Patches within Vulnerable Systems: A Distributed Model , Sanjay Goel and Damira Pon

• Poster 8: Designing Security Courses and Lab for Undergraduate and Graduate Students , Sanjay Goel

• Poster 9: Inline Network Encryptors – Enabling Internet Protocol Tunneling for Securing Data , Charles Dunn III, James B. Widby, Stephen Watson, Roberto R. Del Rio and Dwayne O. Fulton

• Poster 10: The Honeynet Quarantine: Reducing Collateral Damage Caused by Early Intrusion Response , Birger Toedtmann, Stephan Riebach and Erwin P. Rathgeb

1615-1700               Session V (three papers)

• Track A: Data Protection II

  • Paper 1: A New On-line Certificate Validation Method using LDAP Component Matching Technology Jong Hyuk Choi, Sang Seok Lim, and Kurt D. Zeilenga

  • Paper 2: DGKD: Distributed Group Key Distribution with Authentication Capability Pratima Adusumilli, Xukai Zou and Byrav Ramamurthy

  • Paper 3: A Policy Based Architecture for NSA RAdAC Model Rahim Choudhary

• Track B: IA Practices II

  • Paper 1: A Log Independent Distributed Database Damage Assessment Model Jing Zhou, Brajendra Panda, and Yi Hu

  • Paper 2: Survey: Security in the System Development Life Cycle Suhair Hafez Amer, Major Jeffrey W. Humphries, Ph.D. and John A. Hamilton, Jr., Ph.D.

  • Paper 3: Toward a Decentralized Trust-based Access Control System for Dynamic Collaboration William J. Adams and Nathaniel J. Davis, IV

• Track C: Intrusion Detection IV

  • Paper 1: Host Anomalies from Network Data Carrie Gates and Cpt. Damon Becknel

  • Paper 2: Towards Collaborative Security and P2P Intrusion Detection Michael E. Locasto, Janak J. Parekh, Angelos D. Keromytis and Salvatore J. Stolfo

  • Paper 3: A Comparison of System Call Feature Representations for Insider Threat Detection Alexander Liu, Cheryl Martin, Tom Hetherington, and Sara Matzner

1800-1900               Hudson River Cruise (departs from South Dock, Limited to the first 150 paid registrants)

1900-2145               Dinner, Lawn Terrace, Hotel Thayer,

                                Dinner speaker (Colonel Carl Hunt) and Best Paper Award

Friday, 17 June 2005

0700-0830               Breakfast Buffet

0830-0945               Session VI (three papers)

• Track A: Wireless II

  • Paper 1: Wireless Provisioning In Hostile RF Environments Michael Kershaw and Kurt Keville

  • Paper 2: Wireless Sensor Network Denial of Sleep Attack Michael Brownfield, Yatharth Gupta and Nathaniel Davis IV,

  • Paper 3: Attacking Automatic Wireless Network Selection , Dino A. Dai Zovi and Shane A. Macaulay

• Track B: IA Practices III

  • Paper 1: Community Security Awareness Training Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, Ivan Orton, Kirk Bailey and Deb Frincke

  • Paper 2: Reverse Code Engineering: An In-Depth Analysis of the Bagle Virus Konstantin Rozinov

  • Paper 3: Security Risk Metrics: Fusing Enterprise Objectives and Vulnerabilities K. Clark, J. Dawkins and J. Hale

• Track C: Intrusion Detection V

• Paper 1: User Requirements and Design of a Visualization for Intrusion Detection Analysis , John R. Goodall

• Paper 2: MAC Layer Anomaly Detection in Ad Hoc Networks , Yu Liuy, Yang Liy and Hong Many

• Paper 3: Molehunt: Near-line Semantic Activity Tracing , Stephen Wolthusen

0950-1110               Panel Discussion, Enhancing Information Systems Security through Biometrics

                                 Dr. Qinghan Xiao, Defence R&D Canada - Ottawa

1115-1130               Closing remarks

1130-1330               West Point IA lab tour

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