| Keynote Speakers' Biographies |
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| Dr. Howard Shrobe |
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| David V. Keyes |
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| ISW'97 Position Papers | [iv]
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| RAND Studies of Cyberspace Security Issues and the Concept of a U.S. Minimum Essential Information Infrastructure, RAND Corporation |
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| Survivability in the age of vulnerable systems, CMU |
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| Applying Survivability to the Tactical Internet, ARL |
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| The Role of Architecture Analysis in Information Survivability, SEI |
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| Position Paper, Computational Logic, Inc. |
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| Information Survivability, Security, and Fault Tolerance, UC Davis |
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| Mobile Agents and Network Survivability, The Open Group Research Institute |
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| Defining Survivability, New Jersey Computer and Communications Corporation |
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| Immunix: Survivability Through Specialization, Oregon Graduate Institute of Science & Technology |
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| Survivable Architectures, CERT Coordination Center |
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| Information Survivability at Rome Laboratory, Rome Labs |
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| Information Warfare Education at the Air Force Institute of Technology, AFIT |
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| Hardening Distributed Systems for Survivability, Mark Hayden |
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| Self-Analysis for Survival, MITRE Corporation |
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| Position Paper for ISW97, Y. Frank Jou |
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| Survivability Architectures, University of Virginia |
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| Survivability Issues for Evolvable Real-time Command and Control Systems, MITRE Corporation |
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| Dependability, Survivability, and System Architectures, NRL |
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| Survivability of Large Scale Information Systems Through the Evolution of Object Service Architectures, Object Services and Consulting |
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| Building Systems Security Officer Competency Models, Larry R. Leibrock |
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| Position Statement, CMU |
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| Position Statement, NRL |
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| A Global View of Information Survivability, SRI International |
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| Performance Signatures: A Mechanism for Intrusion Detection, Princeton University |
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| Risk-Based Characterization of Network Vulnerability, Sandia National Laboratories |
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| Information Survivability by Self-Stabilization, Northeastern University |
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| Protecting Collaboration, SRI International |
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| Loosely-Synchronized World Views, Intermetrics, Inc. |
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| Position Statement, Avi Rubin |
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| Position Statement, Settle Services In Technology, LLC |
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| Survivable Distributed Control Systems, SEI |
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Reducing Uncertainty About Survivability,
Reliable Software Technologies Corporation |
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| EMERGENCY MODE (E-Mode): Survivability of Public Key Cryptographic Services, Clark Weissman Consulting Co. |
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