1 / 8

Trust, Privacy, and Security

Trust, Privacy, and Security. Moderator: Bharat Bhargava 1 Coordinators: Bharat Bhargava 1 , Csilla Farkas 2 , and Leszek Lilien 1 1 Purdue University and 2 University of South Carolina. Major Research Directions.

garron
Download Presentation

Trust, Privacy, and Security

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Trust, Privacy, and Security Moderator: Bharat Bhargava1 Coordinators: Bharat Bhargava1, Csilla Farkas2, and Leszek Lilien1 1 Purdue University and 2 University of South Carolina

  2. Major Research Directions • Terminology and Formalization of Security, Privacy, and Trust for Data and Applications • Metrics for Trust, Privacy, Risk, Threats • New Challenges in Open, Pervasive, and Heterogeneous Environments • Testbeds, Experiments, Benchmarks, and Assessment • Legal and Social Issues, and Forensics

  3. 1. Terminology and Formalization of Security, Privacy, and Trust for Data and Applications • Ontologies for Security, Privacy, and Trust • Evidence, Credentials, Behavior • Personal Privacy vs. Organizational Confidentiality • Representations and Specifications • Policies • Conditions • Enforcement

  4. 2. Metrics for Trust, Privacy, Risk, Threats • Quantitative metrics like those in fault tolerance • Vulnerability analysis and threat evaluation • Metrics for trust negotiation and privacy-for-trust trade • Risk management • Economic analysis and tradeoffs and impact on community and society

  5. 3. New Challenges in Open,Pervasive, and Heterogeneous Environ’s • Foundations and common understanding • Representation, visualization • Uniform framework for multiple organizational and multiple administrative domains • Conflict resolution and negotiation • Data integration • Aggregation and inference • Data access and dissemination, and Web services • Apoptosis (clean self-destruction) and evaporation • Data protection techniques: distortion, summarization, encryption and key management, integrity validation • Limitations, incl. low power, small devices in mobile

  6. 4. Testbeds, Experiments, Benchmarks, and Assessment • Security, attack, fraud benchmarks and scenarios • Help from community • Example: IDS, attack benchmarks/scenarios • Tools for building benchmarks • Testbeds • Who builds it for public access? • Simulation models like ns2 • Validation models like TREC (info retrieval) • Forming repositories of data sets and software

  7. 5. Legal and Social Issues, and Forensics • Forensic data management (not only for cybercrimes) • Authorization models for data capture, storing and processing • Legal evaluation of cyberattacks • Collaboration with legal/social scinces experts • Legal ontologies • Legal domains (incl. jurisdiction) and interoperation • E.g., what is “trespassing” in cyberspace? • Lawful responses and legal argumentation • “Self-defense” analogies

  8. Research Synergies • Reliability • Economics • Semantic Web • Social Sciences and Law • …

More Related