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Inaugural IEEE Cybersecurity Development Conference Convenes Academic and Industry ExpertsIEEE (News - Alert), the world's largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for humanity, today announced its program for the first IEEE Cybersecurity Development Conference (IEEE SecDev 2016) to be held 3-4 November at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Sponsored and supported by the IEEE Cybersecurity Initiative and the IEEE Technical Committee on Security and Privacy, IEEE SecDev brings together different corners of the academic and business worlds' engineering and security communities to share the latest research, technical developments, and lessons learned from the front lines of security. Developers, researchers, and practitioners will discuss design approaches and tools for building in security at the forefront of the design and development process. IEEE SecDev also invites students to participate in the dialogue to better understand the challenges of implementing security in the design of secure systems - helping them become innovators and contributors to cybersecurity advancement. "While there is much progress being made in the academic security research community, the results often don't reach the engineering and development communities as quickly or as broadly as needed to improve overall cybersecuriy," said Rob Cunningham, general chair for SecDev 2016, who also leads the IEEE Cybersecurity Initiative. "In response, the IEEE Cybersecurity Initiative launched SecDev to expand interactions and bridge the gap between cybersecurity research and the development community." Speaker presentations on 3 Nov. include:
The first day's afternoon session will focus on solutions to commonly encountered security problems. Exploring design and implementation of security, IEEE SecDev members will examine the state of software and hardware security to determine best industry practices and identify known good secure-design patterns. Panel discussions will address innovations in cybersecurity and secure system design, as well as a number of "lightning talks" to present position papers in five-minute sessions. Sessions on 4 Nov. will cover more recent research into cybersecurity topics and issues, including tutorials on a mix of tools representing the core secure-development principles used in industry and academia today. Additional tutorials will cover the state of the art in random testing and fuzzing (e.g., Google's libfuzzer), static analysis - both industrial (Coverity) and academic (DroidSafe6), as well as dynamic analysis (MIT's (News - Alert) Lincoln Laboratory's PANDA framework7). To view the complete IEEE SecDev agenda, please visit http://bit.ly/SecDevProgram. To register for the event, visit the conference hompage at http://bit.ly/SecDevRegister. To learn more, follow the IEEE Cybersecurity Initiative on Twitter (News - Alert) @IEEECybSI and visit cybersecurity.ieee.org. About IEEE IEEE is the largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. Through its highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities, IEEE is the trusted voice in a wide variety of areas ranging from aerospace systems, computers, and telecommunications to biomedical engineering, electric power, and consumer electronics. Learn more at http://www.ieee.org.
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