13th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference

PROGRAM

Friday, December 12, 1997

TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C

08:30 New Security Domains
Chair: V. Reed, The MITRE Corp.
Remote Electronic Gambling, C. Hall, B. Schneier, Counterpane Systems
Some Thoughts About the Ethical Responsibilities and Legal Liabilities of Network Security Professionals, F. Smith, D. Bailey, Rose, Kohn, & Davenport, Ltd.
click for text PCASSO: Applying and Extending State-of-the-Art Security in the Healthcare Domain, D. Baker, R. Barnhart, T. Buss, SAIC
Panel: Tales From the Darkside: A Realistic View of Protecting an Organization
Chair: I. Winkler, National Computer Security Association
Panelists:
C. Kostick, SAIC
F. Rica, Price Waterhouse, Inc.
J. Ryan, Ryan Networks
Forum: Protecting Laptops
Chair: M. Abrams, The MITRE Corp.
Remote Access to the National Airspace System, B. Ramsey, FAA
Role of Protecting Laptops in Healthcare, J. Trammel, Kaiser Permanente
Evaluation of Laptop Security Products, Ann Marmor-Squires, TRW Inc.

10:00 BREAK

10:30 Panel: Ethical Responsibilities and Legal Liabilities for Network Security Compliance
Chair: F. Smith, Rose, Kohn, & Davenport, Ltd.
Panelists:
L. McCarthy, Sun Microsystems
C. Byrne, Litigator
S. Smaha, Haystack Labs
Security Mechanisms
Chair: F. Sledge, TRW Inc.
Doc, Wyatt and Virgil: Prototyping Storage Jamming Defenses, J. McDermott, R. Gelinas, S. Ornstein, NRL
Protecting Unattended Computers Without Software, C. Landwehr, NRL
Forum: Integrated Information Operations
Chair: S. Hanson, Air Force Information Warfare Center (AFIWC)
Intrusion Detection and Sensor Technologies, E. Carter, AFIWC
Decision Support for Information Operations, J. Pirog, Rome Laboratory
AUTOGRAPH: A Visualization and Analysis Tool for Intrusion Detection, M. Ruhl, NSA
Infrastructure Architecture, T. Metcalf, The MITRE Corp.

12:30 Optional Social Event: Wild Animal Park

Friday Highlight
December 12, 1997
Optional Social Event: San Diego Wild Animal Park

Depart the Hotel at 12:30 pm, depart the park at 6:30 pm, return to hotel at 7:30 pm
(lunch is NOT included)

San Diego Wild Animal Park is a part of the Zoological Society of San Diego, which operates the San Diego Zoo. The Wild Animal Park is dedicated to the preservation and display of endangered species. All the animals are contained in a large natural setting park. Once you are in the park, catch the 50 minute, five mile monorail ride that will take you through Africa and Asia to see animals as you've never seen them before in the expansive natural enclosures. Animal shows are given throughout the day. Eating facilities available in the park.

Sign up for this event on the enclosed registration form. Fee for this event is $25.00. A voucher will be enclosed in your registration packet. A bus will pick you up at our hotel, transport you into the park and return you to the hotel later. Attendance will be limited to 40 people. Pre-registration is required.

Bus departs hotel at 12:30 p.m., departs the park at 6:30 p.m., returns to hotel around 7:30 p.m. Lunch is NOT included in the registration fee.

Click here for more information about The San Diego Wild Animal Park.

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	TRACK A	TRACK B	TRACK C
08:30	New Security Domains Chair: V. Reed, The MITRE Corp. Remote Electronic Gambling, C. Hall, B. Schneier, Counterpane Systems Some Thoughts About the Ethical Responsibilities and Legal Liabilities of Network Security Professionals, F. Smith, D. Bailey, Rose, Kohn, & Davenport, Ltd. click for text PCASSO: Applying and Extending State-of-the-Art Security in the Healthcare Domain, D. Baker, R. Barnhart, T. Buss, SAIC	Panel: Tales From the Darkside: A Realistic View of Protecting an Organization Chair: I. Winkler, National Computer Security Association Panelists: C. Kostick, SAIC F. Rica, Price Waterhouse, Inc. J. Ryan, Ryan Networks	Forum: Protecting Laptops Chair: M. Abrams, The MITRE Corp. Remote Access to the National Airspace System, B. Ramsey, FAA Role of Protecting Laptops in Healthcare, J. Trammel, Kaiser Permanente Evaluation of Laptop Security Products, Ann Marmor-Squires, TRW Inc.
10:00	BREAK
10:30	Panel: Ethical Responsibilities and Legal Liabilities for Network Security Compliance Chair: F. Smith, Rose, Kohn, & Davenport, Ltd. Panelists: L. McCarthy, Sun Microsystems C. Byrne, Litigator S. Smaha, Haystack Labs	Security Mechanisms Chair: F. Sledge, TRW Inc. Doc, Wyatt and Virgil: Prototyping Storage Jamming Defenses, J. McDermott, R. Gelinas, S. Ornstein, NRL Protecting Unattended Computers Without Software, C. Landwehr, NRL	Forum: Integrated Information Operations Chair: S. Hanson, Air Force Information Warfare Center (AFIWC) Intrusion Detection and Sensor Technologies, E. Carter, AFIWC Decision Support for Information Operations, J. Pirog, Rome Laboratory AUTOGRAPH: A Visualization and Analysis Tool for Intrusion Detection, M. Ruhl, NSA Infrastructure Architecture, T. Metcalf, The MITRE Corp.
12:30	Optional Social Event: Wild Animal Park