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Panel: The Future of Application Trustworthiness
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
10:30 - 12:00
Diamond
Chair: Peter Neumann, SRI International
This session will explore a variety of issues relating to system- and network-wide application trustworthiness, and how to combat risks. Topics to be addressed might include to what extent can we make silk purses out of sows' ears; compositions of hardware, software, and networking in which trustworthiness of component parts may be unknown; how can we overcome dependence on untrustworthy servers, cloud elements, and users; possible roles for selective use of formal methods; appers (app wrappers); protection against insider misuse; when is the `good' good enough; and so on. This is obviously an open-ended discussion, but it is very timely.
Panelists:
Nirav Dave, SRI International (Cambridge, MA)
Rance DeLong, Santa Clara University
Roger Schell, Aesec
Olin Sibert, Oxford Systems