Information Security Best Practices 2009 conference archive - January 29-30, 2009

Andrea Matwyshyn, University of Pennsylvania, Welcome and Introduction - AUDIO

   
Edward Felten, Princeton University, The Limits of Best Practices: A Case Study - SLIDES - AUDIO

  
    
DATAMINING AND PRIVACY

David Hoffman, Intel,  Providing Better Protection of Data at Rest: how technology and regulation need to work together - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Eric Bradlow, University of Pennsylvania, Bayesian Modeling with Aggregate Data: Applications to Data Fusion, Couponing, Out-of-Stocks, and Travel Paths - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Ian Brown, University of Oxford, On the Toxicity of Personal Data - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Peter Fader, University of Pennsylvania, Customer-Base Analysis Using Repeated Cross-Sectional Summary (RCSS) Data - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

  
INFORMATION SURVEILLANCE AND PRIVACY

Christopher Slobogin, Vanderbilt University, Government Security Measures: Proposals from the ABA's Task Force on Transaction Surveillance - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Joel Reidenberg, Fordham University, Data Misuse - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Katherine Strandburg, DePaul University/ New York University, Emergent Associations and Relational Surveillance in Traffic Data - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Paul Ohm, University of Colorado, Are Spam and Virus Filtering by ISPs Legal? - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

   
INFORMATION CRIME

Jennifer Chandler, University of Ottawa, The Legality of Technological Self-help and Self-Defense - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Lilian Edwards, University of Sheffield, Phishing in a Cyber Credit Crunch World: What Can Law Do? - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

HEALTH DATA PRIVACY

Sharona Hoffman & Andy Podgurski, Case Western Reserve University, Electronic Health Information Security and Privacy - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Catherine Tucker, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Privacy Protection and Technology Diffusion: The Case of Electronic Medical Records - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Kevin Cronin, Praxeon, Inc., Securing Health Data in Consumer-Centric Environments - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

CORPORATE NORMS: CREATING INCENTIVES FOR GOOD INFOSEC CONDUCT

Carol DiBattiste, Lexis-Nexis, Privacy and Information Security 101: Have a plan - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Christopher Marsden, University of Essex, Cybersecurity and international safety: learning to drive on the left? - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Gerard Lewis, Comcast, Combating information threats: examples from Comcast - SUMMARY - AUDIO

Yariv Brauner, University of Florida, Tax and Infosec - SUMMARY - AUDIO

ENCRYPTION AND AUTHENTICATION

Cem Paya, Google, Identity Management and Strong Authentication - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Greg Vetter, University of Houston, Cryptography Patenting and Strategic Implications for Information Technology - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Miranda Mowbray, Hewlett Packard, Cloud Computing Good Practice: anonymize or statistically summarize customer data before selling it on - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Peter Swire, Ohio State University, Comment on technology in the new presidential administration, encryption and authentication - AUDIO

DATA BREACHES AND DISCLOSURE PRACTICES

Caspar Bowden, Microsoft, Data Minimization, Proportionality and U-Prove -  SLIDES - AUDIO

Judith Rauhofer, University of Central Lancashire/ University of Vienna, Data Security Breach Notification: A European View - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Michael Siebecker, Washington University/ University of Florida, Encapsulated Trust, Disclosure and Data Security - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Paul Schwartz, University of California at Berkeley, Federal and State Data Security Laws: Of Federal Preemption, Ceilings, and Floors - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

HUMAN FACTORS IN INFORMATION SECURITY

Elizabeth Rowe, University of Florida, The Human Players in the Data Security Game -  SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Gerry Faulhauber, University of Pennsylvania, Solving the Interoperability Problem: Are We on the Same Channel? - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Lorrie Faith Cranor, Carnegie Mellon University, The Human in the Loop - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Diana Slaughter Defoe, University of Pennsylvania, Comment: Humans in the Security Equation - AUDIO


SOCIAL NETWORKS AND INFORMATION SECURITY

Lance Hoffman, George Washington University, Identity, Privacy, and Security in Social Networks - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Alessandro Acquisti, Carnegie Mellon University, The Best of Strangers: Behavioral economics, malleable privacy valuations, and context-dependent willingness to divulge personal information - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

Shawndra Hill, University of Pennsylvania, Social Network Signatures and Re-Identification for Fraud Detection - SUMMARY - SLIDES - AUDIO

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