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7. CSIIRW 2011: Oak Ridge, TN, USA
- Frederick T. Sheldon, Robert K. Abercrombie, Axel W. Krings:
Proceedings of the 7th Cyber Security and Information Intelligence Research Workshop, CSIIRW 2011, Oak Ridge, TN, USA, October 12-14, 2011. ACM 2011, ISBN 978-1-4503-0945-5
Plenary and panel sessions
- Patricia Hoffman:
Energy infrastructure cyber protection: protecting our critical infrastructure. 1 - Carol Hawk:
Working to achieve cybersecurity in the energy sector. 2 - Robert Osborn:
Transforming NNSA information, collaboration and security. 3 - Doug Maughan:
Federal R&D landscape and DHS S&T overview. 4 - Joe Jarzombeck:
Software assurance: mitigating risk of zero-day attacks and enabling resilience of cyber infrastructure. 5 - Jennifer Silk, Matthew E. Luallen:
Plenary Speakers: Jennifer Silk, White House and Matthew E. Luallen, SANS. 6 - Michael A. Brown:
Plenary Keynote Speaker: Rear Admiral Michael A. Brown, DoD/DHS. 7 - Shankar Sastry:
Towards a theory of high confidence networked control systems: action webs. 8 - Gregory Neal Akers:
Plenary Speaker: Gregory Neal Akers, CISCO. 9 - George J. Allen:
Plenary keynote Speaker: Major General George J. Allen, J5, US Cyber Command. 10 - John Bumgarner:
Plenary Speaker: John Bumgarner, U.S. Cyber Consequences Unit. 11 - Ernest McDuffie:
NICE: National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education. 12 - Victor Piotrowski:
NSF investments in cybersecurity research and education. 13 - Carol Hawk:
Key questions for the day on cryptographic key management. 14 - Debra Frincke:
National Laboratory panel. 15
Security assurance for EDS
- Shan Liu, Xianyong Feng, Deepa Kundur, Takis Zourntos, Karen L. Butler-Purry:
A class of cyber-physical switching attacks for power system disruption. 16 - Daniel Bilar
, James Solderitsch, Elvis Hovor:
Monitoring smart grid operations and maintaining mission assurance through adaptive computer network defenses. 17 - Douglas A. Creager, John McHugh:
Verified workflow-based software development for infrastructure sensing and control applications. 18 - Arun Velagapalli, Mahalingam Ramkumar:
Minimizing the TCB for securing SCADA systems. 19 - Aditya Ashok, Adam Hahn, Manimaran Govindarasu:
A cyber-physical security testbed for smart grid: system architecture and studies. 20 - Jonathan Kirsch, Stuart Goose, Yair Amir, Paul M. Skare:
Toward survivable SCADA. 21 - Gyan Ranjan, Zhi-Li Zhang:
How to glue a robust smart-grid?: a "finite-network" theory for interdependent network robustness. 22 - Clive Blackwell:
Formally modeling the electricity grid with bigraphs. 23 - Thomas H. Morris, Shengyi Pan, Jeremy Lewis, Jonathan Moorhead, Nicolas H. Younan, Roger L. King, Mark Freund, Vahid Madani:
Cybersecurity risk testing of substation phasor measurement units and phasor data concentrators. 24 - Aniket Rodrigues, Tish Best, Ravi Pendse:
SCADA security device: design and implementation. 25 - William L. Sousan, Robin A. Gandhi, Qiuming Zhu, William R. Mahoney
Using anomalous event patterns in control systems for tamper detection. 26 - Thomas H. Morris, Rayford B. Vaughn, Yoginder S. Dandass:
A testbed for SCADA control system cybersecurity research and pedagogy. 27
Wide area monitoring/protection
- Marco M. Carvalho
An evolutionary multi-agent approach to anomaly detection and cyber defense. 28 - Ning Lu, Pengwei Du
A predictive defense system for the smart grid. 29 - Becker Polverini, William M. Pottenger:
Using clustering to detect Chinese censorware. 30 - Chen Lu, Richard R. Brooks
Botnet traffic detection using hidden Markov models. 31 - Kevin W. Hamlen, Peng Liu, Murat Kantarcioglu, Bhavani Thuraisingham, Ting Yu:
Identity management for cloud computing: developments and directions. 32 - Bereket Mathewos Hambebo, Marco M. Carvalho
Network traffic classification using a parallel neural network classifier architecture. 33 - Axel W. Krings, Victor Balogun, Saad Alshomrani, Ahmed Abdel-Rahim, Mike Dixon:
A measurement-based design and evaluation methodology for embedded control systems. 34 - Robert F. Erbacher, Anupama Biswas, Trent Cameron:
A novel data reduction technique. 35 - Vimalathithan Subramanian, Remzi Seker, Jiang Bian, Nitin Kanaskar:
Collaborations, mergers, acquisitions, and security policy conflict analysis. 36
Security risk assessment
- Jackson R. Mayo, Robert C. Armstrong:
Tradeoffs in targeted fuzzing of cyber systems by defenders and attackers. 37 - Zhi Chen, Meikang Qiu, Lei Zhang, Fei Hu, Senlin Zhang:
ILP security optimization method for embedded systems with timing constraints. 38 - Dipankar Dasgupta, Mohd. Hassan Ali, Robert K. Abercrombie
Secure VM for monitoring industrial process controllers. 39 - Dipankar Dasgupta, Md. Moshiur Rahman:
A framework for estimating security coverage for cloud service insurance. 40 - Jason Jaskolka
A formal test for detecting information leakage via covert channels. 41 - Zhanshan (Sam) Ma, Hongju (Daisy) Chen, Jiajin Zhang, Axel W. Krings, Frederick T. Sheldon
Has the cyber warfare threat been overstated?: a cheap talk game-theoretic analysis on the Google-hacking claim? 42 - Aaron Mishtal, Craig A. Shue, Stephen Kelley:
A system for intelligent substitution of named entities with applications to the automatic generation of honey tokens. 43 - Erik M. Ferragut, Nicole Braden:
System log summarization via semi-Markov models of inter-arrival times. 44 - Alan Michaels, Josef Allen:
Physical-layer encryption for enhanced cyber-physical security. 45 - Janusz Zalewski, Steven Drager, William McKeever, Andrew J. Kornecki:
Can we measure security and how? 46 - Matthew Butler, Peter J. Hawrylak
Graceful privilege reduction in RFID security. 47 - Curtis Taylor
Implementing a "moving target" system to protect servers. 48
Malware
- Rich Nolan, Peter P. Chen:
Supporting velocity of investigation with behavior analysis of malware. 49 - Jason Carter
An architecture for Concordia. 50 - Richard C. Linger, Mark G. Pleszkoch, Stacy J. Prowell
Behavior computation for smart grid software analysis. 51
Cyber physical security
- Thoshitha T. Gamage, Ravi Akella, Thomas P. Roth, Bruce M. McMillin
Information flow security in cyber-physical systems. 52 - Thomas W. Edgar, David O. Manz
Towards an experimental testbed facility for cyber-physical security research. 53 - Josef D. Allen, Sereyvathana Ty, Xiuwen Liu, Ivan Lozano:
Preventing cascading event: a distributed cyber-physical approach. 54 - Mark R. Heckman, Roger R. Schell
Using a high assurance TCB for infrastructure security. 55 - Mohamed Azab, Mohamed Eltoweissy:
Towards a cooperative autonomous resilient defense platform for cyber-physical systems. 56 - Lucille McMinn, Jonathan Butts, David Robinson, Billy Rios:
Exploiting the critical infrastructure via nontraditional system inputs. 57
Cryptographic key management
- Timothy Calver
An empirical analysis of the cascade error reconciliation protocol for quantum key distribution. 58 - Robert K. Abercrombie
Secure cryptographic key management system (CKMS) considerations for smart grid devices. 59 - Kevin Benton, Ju-Yeon Jo, Yoohwan Kim:
SignatureCheck: a protocol to detect man-in-the-middle attack in SSL. 60
Use cases and attack scenarios
- Wade Gasior, Li Yang:
Network covert channels on the Android platform. 61 - George Louthan, Phoebe Hardwicke, Peter J. Hawrylak
Toward hybrid attack dependency graphs. 62 - Rajeshwar Katipally, Li Yang, Anyi Liu:
Attacker behavior analysis in multi-stage attack detection system. 63
Smart grid advanced concepts
- Miodrag J. Mihaljevic, Hideki Imai, Michael W. David, Kazukuni Kobara, Hajime Watanabe:
On advanced cryptographic techniques for information security of smart grid AMI. 64 - Hai Su, Meikang Qiu, Huimin Chen, Zhonghai Lu, Xiao Qin:
Jamming-resilient multi-radio multi-channel multihop wireless network for smart grid. 65 - Claire Vishik, Anand Rajan, Chris Ramming, David Grawrock, Jesse Walker:
Defining trust evidence: research directions. 66
Anti-tamper devices/architecture
- Jiayin Li, Daigu Zhang, Meikang Qiu, Yongxin Zhu, Ju Shen:
Security protection on FPGA against differential power analysis attacks. 67 - Jeffrey Todd McDonald, Yong C. Kim, Daniel J. Koranek
Deterministic circuit variation for anti-tamper applications. 68 - Jinpeng Wei, Calton Pu, Keke Chen:
Flying under the radar: maintaining control of kernel without changing kernel code or persistent data structures. 69
Poster
- Luanne Burns, Christina Selby
DART3: DHS assistant for R&D tracking and technology transfer. 70 - Robert F. Erbacher, Steve E. Hutchinson, Joshua Edwards:
Web traffic profiling and characterization. 71 - Terry N. Guo:
Distributed radio relay for communication and control with physical-layer security in smart grid. 72 - Yonghe Guo, Chee-Wooi Ten
Data integrity validation framework for distribution system operations. 73 - Zach Harbort, George Louthan, John Hale
Techniques for attack graph visualization and interaction. 74 - Alec Yasinsac, Jonathan Alawine:
Insider-free systems. 75 - Sunirmal Khatua
A new agent based security framework for collaborative cloud environment. 76 - Yoohwan Kim, Frederick T. Sheldon
Anomaly detection in multiple scale for insider threat analysis. 77 - Summer-Mistine Olmstead, Joseph Stites, Ferrol Aderholdt:
A layer cyber security defense strategy for smart grid programmable logic controllers. 78 - Ilker Özçelik
Security experimentation using operational systems. 79 - Salim Hariri, Mohamed Eltoweissy, Youssif B. Al-Nashif:
BioRAC: biologically inspired resilient autonomic cloud. 80 - Curtis R. Taylor
Implementing a "moving target" system to protect servers. 81 - Li Yang, Mina Sartipi, Matt McNeely:
Usable protection to healthcare application. 82 - Lu Yu, Richard R. Brooks
Observable subspace solution for irreducible POMDPs with infinite horizon. 83
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