Seminars & Colloquia
Ravi Sandhu
University of Texas at San Antonio
"The Data and Application Security and Privacy (DASPY) Challenge "
Monday October 31, 2011 04:00 PM
Location: 3211, EB2 NCSU Centennial Campus
(Visitor parking instructions)
This talk is part of the Triangle Computer Science Distinguished Lecturer Series
This talk will begin by identifying the major challenges in cyber security, expressed in a nutshell as “How can we be secure while being secure?” I will argue that this is the correct goal for us to pursue and that we cannot achieve this goal without bringing in application and technology context. I will then discuss the Policy-Enforcement-Implementation (PEI) paradigm to enable us to address this challenge by divide-and-conquer, and will illustrate this paradigm in a couple of contexts.
Ravi Sandhu is founding Executive Director of the Institute for Cyber Security at the University of Texas San Antonio, and holds an Endowed Chair. He is an ACM, IEEE and AAAS Fellow and inventor on 23 patents. He is Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing, past founding Editor-in-Chief of ACM Transactions on Information and System Security and a past Chair of ACM SIGSAC. He founded ACM CCS, SACMAT and CODASPY, and has been a leader in numerous other security conferences. His research has focused on security models and architectures, including the seminal role-based access control model.
Host: Peng Ning, Computer Science, NCSU
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