Agenda

Welcome and Introductory Remarks

• PI meeting organizers
• NSF leadership
• Farnam Jahanian, President, Carnegie Mellon University

Keynote:

"SEED Labs: 22 Years of Journey on Developing Hands-on Labs for Cybersecurity," by Wenliang (Kevin) Du, Syracuse University

Research Highlights by SaTC Frontiers Projects and Security AI Institute

Speakers:

• Patrick McDaniel, University of Wisconsin-Madison, "End-to-End Trustworthiness of Machine-Learning Systems"
• Laurie Williams, North Carolina State University, "Enabling a Secure and Trustworthy Software Supply Chain"
• Kevin Butler, University of Florida, "Securing the Future of Computing for Marginalized and Vulnerable Populations"
• XiaoFeng Wang, Indiana University, "Center for Distributed Confidential Computing (CDCC)"
• Athina Markopoulou, University of California, Irvine, "Protecting Personal Data Flow on the Internet"
• Giovanni Vigna, University of California, Santa Barbara, "AI Institute for Agent-based Cyber Threat Intelligence and Operation"
• Michelle Mazurek, University of Maryland, "Security and Privacy in the Lifecycle of IoT for Consumer Environments (SPLICE)"

Panel: Cybersecurity and Privacy: Closing the Gap Between Theory and Practice (Slides)

Panelists:

• Alexandru Bardas (University of Kansas)
• Norman Sadeh (CMU)
• Xiaojing Liao (IU Bloomington)
• Nick Nikiforakis (Stony Brook University)
• James Joshi (NSF TIP/ITE)

Moderator:

Yingying Chen, Rutgers University

Description:

The panelists will share their vision and experiences in addressing real-world cybersecurity challenges and in developing deployable cybersecurity solutions and products. The panel will also discuss associated research and funding opportunities.

Breakout Sessions

• AI for Detecting and Fixing Vulernabilities - Room 301
• AI to Prevent Phishing, Scams, and Online Hate - Room 302
• Applied Artificial Intelligence for Operational Cybersecurity - Room 303
• Preventing Disinformation and Deepfakes - Room 304
• Hardware Security for Emerging Computing Systems - Room 305
• Cyberinfrastructure for Reproducible Experimentation - Room 306
• Network and NextG Security - Room 307
• Post Quantum Security - Room 310
• Space Security - Room 311
• Privacy, Policy, and Social Factors - Room 315
• Security Education and Workforce Development - Room 316
• Software Supply Chain Security - Room 317
• Safeguarding Cyber-Physical Systems - Room 318
• Usable Privacy and Security - Room 319

Tutorial Sessions and Roundtable Discussions

• Tutorial 1: Teaming for a Frontier Proposal - Room 301
• Tutorial 2: SPHERE: Security and Privacy Heterogeneous Environment for Reproducible Experimentation - Room 302
• Tutorial 3: Epistemology Tutorial: Best Practices for Qualitative and Quantitative User Studies - Room 303
• Tutorial 4: Teaching Generative Security Applications using LangChain - Room 304
• Tutorial 5: Bootstrap Cybersecurity Research with FABRIC - Room 305
• NSF SFS Opportunities - Room 315
• Opportunities in SaTC Cybersecurity Education - Room 316
• Roundtable Session with FTC Staff - Room 317

Shuttles to Carnegie Mellon University Reception and Dinner

Keynote:

"The growing role of technical experts and technical practices in governance" by Deirdre Mulligan, Professor, UC Berkeley

Research Highlights and Insights from SaTC CRII Projects

Speakers:

• Mary Jean Amon (University of Central Florida), "Psychosocial Interventions for Interdependent Privacy Preservation in Social Media"
• Xiali Hei (University of Louisiana at Lafayette), "Investigate and Mitigate the Attacks Caused by Out-of-Band Signals"
• Ivan De Oliveira Nunes (Rochester Institute of Technology), "Key Takeaways from Creating a Proposal and Managing a Real-Time Embedded System Security CRII Project"
• Weiping Pei (University of Tulsa), "Toward Secure, Privacy-Preserving, and Efficient Crowdsourcing Systems"

Panel: SaTC Research, Public Policy, and Regulatory Compliance

Panelists:

• Lorrie Cranor (Carnegie Mellon University)
• Matthew Hicks (Virginia Tech)
• Joe Calandrino
• Min Xu (Mastercard)

Moderator:

Alessandro Acquisti (Carnegie Mellon University)

Description:

Panelists from academia, industry, and government will share their respective experiences working at the overlaps of privacy/security research, public policy, and regulatory compliance.

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