Schedule

Attention
The IS³ Conference will take place from May 3rd to May 5th. The information below is a tentative schedule of events. Please note that it is subject to change until and during the time of the event. See footer below for last update.

8:00am~9:00am	Breakfast
	Coffee, juice, and various breakfast treats will be served in room 151 of the Love building to start the day.
9:00am~11:00am	Pairing-Based Cryptography
	Antoine Joux will give an introductory survey on the use of elliptic curve pairings in cryptography, including a discussion of applications and security. ... [Slides]
11:00pm~12:00pm	Keynote: Recent Advances in Iterated Hash Functions
	Antoine Joux will present recent advances in the field of iterated hash functions. This includes both generic results, which apply for all such functions, and specific advances on the SHA and MD family. ... [Slides]
12:00pm~1:00pm	Lunch Break
1:00pm~2:30pm	Tamper-Proof Software
	Alec Yasinsac will present ways of securing software to prevent tampering later by end users and other programmers.
3:00pm~5:00pm	NSA Presentations
	(Due to security concerns, this presentation is only available to conference members who attend. No followup materials will be posted from this presentation.)
5:00pm~7:00pm	Jobs in Information Security (Job Fair)
	Conference participants are invited to spend this time sharing and showcasing in room 151 of the Love building.

8:00am~9:00am	Breakfast
	Coffee, juice, and various breakfast treats will be served in room 151 of the Love building to start the day.
9:00am~11:00am	Legal and Ethical Issues
	Jim Davis will analyze the legal and ethical issues surrounding information security, including the questions raised by heightened connectivity and the legal implications of free data transmission. ... [Slides]
11:00pm~12:00pm	Keynote: Recognized Research Problems in Information Security
	Jim Davis will discuss the nature of problems in the Information Security field and explore various ways of solving these problems. ... [Slides]
12:00pm~1:00pm	Lunch Break
1:00pm~2:30pm	What Is In A Name? An Introduction To Identity-Based Encryption
	Dr. Breno de Medeiros will be speaking about identity-based encryption, a relatively new cryptographic tool introduced in 2001 by Boneh and Franklin. It opens the door to intriguing possibilities, such as using any identifier (unique name, e-mail address, etc.) as a key to enable private communication between two parties.
3:00pm~4:00pm	FAMU Presentations
	Deidre Evans and Ed Jones will present from FAMU's Computer Science department. ... [Slides]
4:00pm~5:00pm	Panel Discussion: Information Security and You
	Mike Burmester and Alec Yasinsac will briefly discuss how Information Security is relevant to individual attendees, then offer time for question and answer.
5:00pm~7:00pm	Reception
	A free catered reception will be held in room 151 of the Love building for conference attendees and speakers.

8:00am~9:00am	Breakfast
	Coffee, juice, and various breakfast treats will be served in room 151 of the Love building to start the day.
9:00am~11:00am	On the Evolution of Adversary Models in Security Protocols
	Invariably, new technologies introduce new vulnerabilities which, in principle, enable new attacks by increasingly potent adversaries. In this talk, Dr. Gligor will provide a brief overview of adversary models: those required by program and data sharing, those required by computer communication and networking, and those required by mobile ad-hoc and sensor network technologies. ... [Abstract] [Slides]
11:00pm~12:00pm	Keynote: Cryptolite: How Lite Can Secure Crypto Get?
	Virgil Gligor will deliver a keynote session on lightweight cryptography applications in practical working environments. ... [Slides]
12:00pm~1:00pm	Lunch Break
1:00pm~2:30pm	Recent Developments in Group Key Exchange
	Dr. Mike Burmester will speak concerning recent developments in group key exchange in modern cryptographic environments. ... [Slides]
3:00pm~3:30pm	Scholarship Presentations
	Melody Venable will provide information for students interested in the NSF or DoD scholarship programs. Come learn how you can qualify!
3:30pm~4:00pm	SAIT Labs Tour
	Melody Venable will give a tour of the SAIT Laboratories to interested conference members.
4:00pm~5:00pm	Farewell Discussions