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Participant Contributions
This page provides access to the position papers, supporting documents, and qualification statements submitted by potential participants in ISW-2001. They represent the opinions or positions of their authors unless otherwise indicated. A participants index will be provided to allow the location of the paper or papers contributed by a given participant.The papers on this page include all submissions received as of 1900 GMT (1400 EST) on 15 January 2002.
Position Papers
These position papers are listed in the order in which they were initially received.
| P1 |
University Teaching as an Impediment and
Enabler to Teaching Systems Survivability: A Case Method Experiment
Larry Leibrock, Ph.D |
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| P2 |
Survivability through Intrusion-Aware Design
Andrew P. Moore and Robert J. Ellison |
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| P3 |
Survivability Assessment: Modelling Dependencies in
Information Infrastructures
Chen Hui Ong, Zhixing Gao, and Woon KiongTan |
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| P4 |
A Risk-Management Approach to the
Design of Survivable COTS-Based Systems
Howard F. Lipson, Nancy R. Mead, and Andrew P. Moore |
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| P5 |
The Encoder Solution to Implementing Tamper Resistant Software
J.R. Nickerson, S.T. Chow, H.J. Johnson, and Y. Gu |
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| P6 |
Enhancing Survivability of Europe's Information Structures:
Current Activities for a Safer European Future
Lorenzo Valeri and Dr. Andrew Rathmell |
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| P7 |
There is Plenty of Room at the Bottom for Survivability
Phil Campbell |
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| P8 |
Advanced Design Tools for Mission-Critical Systems and
Airborne Software
Philippe Baufreton |
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| P9 |
Immunology and the survivability of mission critical cyber-based
systems
Benoit Morel |
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| P10 |
A Strategy for Information Survivability
Joon S. Park and Judith N. Froscher |
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| P11 |
Layered Network Security Design Considerations: When Layers
Collide
Donald MacLeod and David Whyte |
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| P12 |
Information Assurance in Wireless Networks
Joseph Kabara, Prashant Krishnamurthy, and David Tipper |
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| P13 |
The Greatest Information Survivability Threat:
The Undetected Barbarian within the Gates
Andrew P. Snow and Mark Longworth |
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| P14 |
The Role of Game Theory in Information Warfare
Samuel N. Hamilton, Wendy L. Miller, Allen Ott, and O. Sami Saydjari |
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| P15 |
Challenges in Applying Game Theory to the Domain of
Information Warfare
Samuel N. Hamilton, Wendy L. Miller, Allen Ott, and O. Sami Saydjari |
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| P16 |
Shifting the Focus of Survivability: Back to the Basics
A.W. Krings, W.S. Harrison, and M. McQueen |
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| P17 |
Application Framework Design for Survivability
Hugh Matlock |
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| P18 |
Semantic Foundations for Survivable System Analysis and
Design
Richard Linger, Alan Hevne, Gwendolyn Walton, and Ann Sobel |
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| P19 |
The survivability of survivability
Sven Dietrich and Peter Y. A. Ryan |
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| P20 |
Are we on the right track to achieve survivable
computer network systems?
Yvo Desmedt, Mike Burmester, and Yongge Wang |
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| P21 |
Survivability as Quality
Thomas A. Longstaff |
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| P22 |
Russian organized crime, Russian hacking, and US. security
Phil Williams |
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| P23 |
Impediments to Building Survivable Systems: An Experience Report
Paul Rubel, Partha Pal, Franklin Webber, Michael Atighetchi, and Chris Jones |
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| P24 |
The Need for Realistic Failure Models in Protocol Design
Idit Keidar and Keith Marzullo |
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| P25 |
Obstacles to Self-Healing Reliable Complex Control Systems
Dr. Paul Oman, Mr. Jeff Roberts, and Dr. Edmund Schweitzer |
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| P26 |
Security Monitoring, Visualization, and System Survivability
Philip E. Varner and John C. Knight |
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| P27 |
The Willow Survivability Architecture
John Knight, Dennis Heimbigner, Alexander Wolf, Antonio Carzaniga, Jonathan Hill, Premkumar Devanbu, and Michael Gertz |
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| P28 |
Ten Challenges in Information Survivability
Jef Voas |
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| P29 |
Analyzing Critical Infrastructure Dependencies: Security and
Survivability Effects in the Service Sectors
H. Scott Matthews |
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| P30 |
Survivable Networked Systems: An Overview
M. Keshtgary and A.H. Jahangir |
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| P31 |
Impediments to Survivability of the Electric Power Grid and
Some Collaborative EE-CS Research Issues to Solve Them
David Bakken, Anjan Bose, Curtis Dyreson, Sudipto Bhowmik, Ioanna Dionysiou, Harald Gjermundrod, and Lin Xu |
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| P32 |
False Impressions: Contrasting Perceptions of Security as a
Major Impediment to Achieving Survivable Systems (revised)
William Yurcik, Aashish Sharma, and David Doss |
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Supporting Documents
The following documents do not meet the requirements for position papers but were deemed by their authors to be of interest to the conference participants and are included here for the sake of completeness. Participants who wish to include similar material may submit either documents in PDF form or URLs of documents that they wish to have included. In either case, the covering letter must contain the title of the document and its complete author information.
| S1 |
Ensuring Survival -- A Business Continuity Planning Strategy
Planning Brief
Ron LaPedis |
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| S2 |
Trusted Objects
Philip L. Campbell, Lyndon G. Pierson, and Edward L. Witzke |
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| S3 |
Survivable Computer Networks in the Presence of Partitioning
Y.Varoglu and D.R.Avresky |
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Qualification Statements
The following statements were provided by participants who were unable or chose not to provide a position paper for the workshop.
| Q1 | Qualification Statement of Sang Lyul Min |
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| Q2 | Qualification Statement of Chuck Weinstock |
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| Q3 | Qualification Statement of David A. Fisher |
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| Q4 | Qualification Statement of Iliano Cervesato |
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| Q5 | Qualification Statement of Jeff Thieret |
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| Q6 | Qualification Statement of Anthony L. Barnes |
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| Q7 | Qualification Statement of Mario R. Barbacci |
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| Q8 | Qualification Statement of Yuliang Zheng |
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| Q9 | Qualification Statement of Arthur Pyster |
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| Q10 | Qualification Statement of Eric Landree |
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| Q11 | Qualification Statement of Lars Lundberg |
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| Q12 | Qualification Statement of Dave Farrell |
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| Q13 | Qualification Statement of Vipin Swarup |
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| Q14 | Qualification Statement of Nadine Hanebutte |
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| Q15 | Qualification Statement of Carol Taylor |
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