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

10:30-12:00 Sessions for Tuesday October 17

Rooms: 301-303 Security in Business-to-Business e-commerce, Chair: Jeremy Epstein, webMethods   Igor Balabine, Netfish David Burdett, CommerceOne Frank Jaffe, Clareon

Room: 307 PKI - Sham or Salvation?, Chair: Jon David, Lehman Brothers Padgett Peterson, Lockheed-Martin Tim Polk, NIST Fred Cohen, Sandia National Laboratories

Room: 308 Guideline for Implementing Cryptography in the Federal Government, Annabelle Lee, NIST

Room: 309 Innovative Uses of the Common Criteria, Chair: Terry Losonsky, NSA Jack Sherwood, USN,DoD John Mildner, USN, DoD Peter Sargent, COACT Inc.

Room: 310 Privacy in the Information Age, Chair: Blaine W. Burnham, University of Nebraska at Omaha   Jeffrey Hunker, National Security Council John Hale, University of Tulsa David L. Sobel, EPIC Simson Garfinkel, Information Security Specialist

Rooms: 327-329 Critical Infrastructure Protection for Chief Information Officers or CIP for CIOs, Chair: John C. Davis, Mitretek John M. Gilligan, Department of Energy Col John E. Whiteford, USAF, NSA Linda Burek, Department of Justice

Room: 330 Paper Session: Malicious Code Chair: Marv Schaefer, Books With a Past paper 1: The Evolving Virus Threat Mr. Carey Nachenberg, Symantec Corporation paper 2: The Cracker Patch Choice: An Analysis of Post Hoc Security Techniques Dr. Crispin Cowan, WireX Communications, Inc. Dr. Heather Hinton, IBM/Dascom/Tivoli Dr. Calton Pu, Georgia Institute of Technology Dr. Jonathan Walpole, Oregon Graduate Institute paper 3: Anti-Virus Software Testing for the New Millennium Sarah Gordon, IBM Fraser Howard, Virus Bulletin, UK

Rooms: 331-332 RSA Digital Signature Standards Burt Kaliski, RSA Laboratories