2015 Cybersecurity Innovation Forum

The 2015 Cybersecurity Innovation Forum is a three-day event hosted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, with participation from the National Security Agency, and the Department of Homeland Security. This event brings government and industry together to focus on current, emerging, and future challenges, technologies, projects, solutions, and research in trusted computing, security automation, and information sharing.

The technical program covers four tracks:

Trusted Computing
Security Automation
Cyber Information Sharing
Research

Tracks include lectures, panel sessions and several will include live demonstrations.

Goals:

Describe current and existing activities (guidance, solutions and technologies that can be used now)
Demonstrate solutions built on real world products that address specific current issues
Describe emerging activities (guidance, solutions, and technologies that are in progress or draft)
Describe new areas of research, concept ideas, and future activities
Bring together government requirements and industry solutions
Explore gaps or challenges that could be solved by trusted computing, security automation, information sharing disciplines, or an integrated approach of the three disciplines

Selected Presentations
September 11, 2015	Type
Cybersecurity: Not Just a Sprint, a Marathon Tony Scott	Keynote
NIST's Cryptographic Module Validation Program Mr. Michael Cooper - NIST/CSD/ITL	Presentation
OVAL Governance & Roadmap David Ries - Joval	Presentation
OVAL Repository Transition Bill Munyan	Presentation
Sharing Actionable Threat Indicators Using SCAP Jim Hanson - CYBER ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC.	Presentation
Sharing Actionable Threat Indicators Using SCAP Jim Hanson - CYBER ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC.	Presentation
The Cyber OODA Loop: How Your Attacker Should Help You Design Your Defense Tony Sager	Presentation
Using Risk Management to Improve Privacy in Information Systems	Presentation
War Stories from the Cloud: Rise of the Machines John Summers - Akamai	Keynote
September 10, 2015	Type
Automated Indicator Sharing W. Werntz	Presentation
Crowdsourcing Intelligence: Friend or Foe?! Ryan Trost - ThreatQuotient	Presentation
Employee Password Usability Survey Yee-Yin Choong	Presentation
Entropy as a Service: Unlocking the full Potential of Cryptography Dr. Apostol Vassilev - NIST Mr. Harold Booth - NIST Mr. Robert Staples	Presentation
Evolving Security Automation Standards Jessica Fitzgerald-McKay	Presentation
File-Sharing Through NGAC/ABAC for Secure Collaboration Mr. David Ferraiolo - NIST/ITL/CSD Gopi Katwala Serban Gavrila	Presentation
Firmware Integrity Verification, Monitoring and Reporting Tool with Mapping to NIST Guidelines	Presentation
Global Platform Root of Trust Oliver Van Nieuwenhuyze - STMicroelectronics	Presentation
Graphic File Carving Demonstration Mr. Rick Ayers - NIST/SSD	Presentation
Haven: Shielding Applications from an Untrusted Cloud Galen Hunt - Microsoft Research Marcus Peinado - Microsoft Research Andrew Baumann - Microsoft Research	Presentation
Integrated Adaptive Cyber Defense: Integration Spiral Results Wende Peters - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	Presentation
Intel Identity Protection Technology Hormuzd Khosravi - Intel Corporation	Presentation
Intel Identity Protection Technology (IPT) Hormuzd Khosravi - Intel Corporation	Presentation
LTE Security - How Good is it? Mike Bartock - NIST Jeff Cichonski - NIST Joshua Franklin	Presentation
Mobile Application Security for Public Saftey Michael Ogata - NIST	Presentation
Mobile Identity Management for Public Safety Yee-Yin Choong Joshua Franklin Kristen Greene	Presentation
Overview of ITL's Public Safety Cybersecurity Efforts Dr. Nelson Hastings - NIST Sheila Frankel - NIST	Presentation
Security Automation and Continuous Monitoring (SACM) Lisa Lorenzin - Pulse Secure	Presentation
Security Automation Program Update Mr. David Waltermire - NIST	Presentation
SHARKSEER Zero Day Net Defense Ronald Nielson	Presentation
The Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing Exchange Ecosystem Program Dr. Eric Burger	Presentation
The NIST Randomness Beacon Dr. René Peralta - NIST	Presentation
Threat-Based "Cyber Operations Rapid Assessment" (CORA) Dr. Lindsley Boiney - The MITRE Corporation	Presentation
Usable Security Mary Theofanos - NIST	Presentation
USG Research Focus Keynote	Keynote
What's The Right Security for IoT?	Presentation
September 9, 2015	Type
About the NCCOE	Presentation
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to OASIS: From Specifications to Standards Richard Struse - US Department of Homeland Security	Presentation
A Quantum World and how NIST is Preparing for Future Crypto Dr. Dustin Moody - NIST	Presentation
A Secure Toolchain Competition Mr. Lee Badger - NIST/CSD Mr. Christopher Johnson Shawn Webb - G2 Inc. Carl Landwehr - GWU/LeMoyne College	Presentation
Better Circuits for Boolean Functions Dr. René Peralta - NIST	Presentation
Case Studies in ISAC Information Sharing Denise Anderson - National Council of ISACs	Presentation
Challenges and Opportunities in Cyber Information Sharing John Wunder - The MITRE Corporation	Presentation
Cyber Risk Leadership Keynote Malcolm Harkins	Keynote
Cybersecurity Headline News - Changing the Story Zulfikar Ramzan - RSA	Keynote
Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing: Lessons Learned, Observations, Recommendations Bob Gourley - Cognitio	Presentation
Derived PIV Credentials Proof of Concept Research Hildegard Ferraiolo - NIST Jeff Cichonski - NIST Paul Fox - Microsoft Ryan Holley - Intercede	Presentation
DevOps and Container Security Raghu Yeluri - Intel John Morello - Twistlock Paul Cichonski - Lancop Mike Bartock - NIST	Presentation
Disrupting the Revolution of Cyber-Threats with Revolutionary Security Rick Engle - Microsoft Federal	Presentation
Enabling Better Security Automation by Adding Context Michael Stone	Presentation
Enterprises and Encryption: Why Remote Management Matters Amy Nelson - Dell	Presentation
FIPS 140, Quo Vadis? Dr. Apostol Vassilev - NIST	Presentation
FIPS 202 and Keccak-Derived Functions John Kelsey - NIST	Presentation
Guidance and Usage Scenarios for Implementers and Users of Software Identification Tags Brant Cheikes - The MITRE Corporation	Presentation
It's Complicated. Three perspectives on the tough issues: Privacy, Risk Management, Liability, and more	Keynote
Legal Issues in Sharing Cyber Threat Intelligence: What are the Real Concerns? Kim Peretti	Presentation
National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence Attribute Based Access Control William Fisher - National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence Roger Wigenstam - NextLabs	Presentation
Network Security and Lightweight Cryptography Dr. Kerry McKay - NIST	Presentation
NIST Interagency Report (IR) 8055 Proof of Concept Implementation	Presentation
NSTIC: Sowing seed in the Identity Ecosystem Phil Lam - NSTIC NATIONAL PROGRAM OFFICE, NIST	Presentation
Panel Discussion: Making SWID Tags Successful in the Marketplace Brant Cheikes - The MITRE Corporation	Presentation
Security, Automation, and the Cloud John Banghart	Presentation
Security Automation Challenges: Open Source Steve Grubb - Red Hat	Presentation
System Firmware: The Emerging Malware Battlefront Jim Mann - HP	Presentation
TCG TNC: Automating End-to-end Trust Lisa Lorenzin - Pulse Secure	Presentation
The Whole is Greater... Sugumar Govindarajan - Intel Server BIOS John Loucaides - Intel Product Security Incident Response Team	Presentation
Why TPM 2.0? Reasons for Upgrade: Use Cases for the Latest Release of the TPM Specification Dave Challener - Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory	Presentation

Event Details

Starts: September 09, 2015 - 08:30 AM EDT
Ends: September 11, 2015 - 12:30 PM EDT

Format: In-person Type: Forum

Agenda

Attendance Type: Open to public
Audience Type: Industry,Government,Academia

Location

Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C

Parent Project

See: Security Content Automation Protocol

2015 Cybersecurity Innovation Forum

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