All presentations, speakers, and times are subject to change. We will do our best to list the most current information. 
 

3:30-5:00 Sessions for Monday October 16

Rooms: 301-303 The National Security Agency’s Use of the Systems Security Engineering Capability Maturity Model (SSE-CMM) Chair: Ms. Mary D. Schanken, National Security Agency   Mr. Paul W. Boudra, National Security Agency Mr. Charles G. Menk III, National Security Agency

Room: 307 Evaluation Scope: Does One Size Fit All? Chair: John Doody, CESG, UK   David Hodges, CESG, UK Adrian Price, Ministry of Defence, UK Bill Simpson, Borderware Janet Scruby, Syntegra CLEF

Room: 308 State of Key Recovery Government and Industry Chair: Santosh Chokhani, CygnaCom Solutions/an Entrust Technologies Company   Donna Dodson, SSA Diane Dunshee, NSA Santosh Chokhani, CygnaCom Cragin Shelton, Mitre Corporation David Cross, Microsoft

Room: 309 National Information Assurance Partnership Projects - 2001 Chair: Ron Ross, NIST   L. Arnold Johnson, NIST Gene Troy, NIST Peter Mell, NIST

Room: 310 Network-Based Contingency Plans Thomas Peltier, Netigy Corporation

Rooms: 327-329 Department of Defense (DoD) Wide Information Assurance Program (DIAP): Current Initiatives Chair: Captain J. Katharine Burton, USN, DoD   Terry Bartlett, DIAP George Bieber, DISA Jim Christy, DIAP

Room: 330 Paper Session: Practices, Curses, and Risks Chair: Michael Ware, Independent Consultant paper 1: Best Security Practices: An Overview Guy King, Computer Sciences Corporation paper 2: The Curse of Service: Civil Liability for Computer Security Professionals Arthur J. Wylene, New College of California School of Law paper 3: Visualizing Risks: Icons for Information Attack Scenarios Hilary H. Hosmer, Data Security, Inc.

Rooms: 331-332 Security and Source-Available Systems: Risks and Opportunities Chair: Peter G. Neumann, SRI International   Jay Beale, Bastille Linux Dr. Crispin Cowan, WireX Communications, Inc. Eric Raymond, Open Source Initiative