IP: First Symposium on Requirements Engineering for Information Security.

[David Farber <dave () farber net>]

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> Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2001 10:33:33 -0500
> To: dave () farber net, farber () cis upenn edu
> From: Gene Spafford <spaf () cerias purdue edu>
>
> > Advance Program and Call for Participation
> >
> > First Symposium on Requirements Engineering for Information Security.
> > 5-6 March 2001. Indianapolis.
> > Sponsored by Purdue University CERIAS, in cooperation with
> >    * NCSU eCommerce Program
> >    * NIST
> >    * NIAP
> >    * ACM SIGSOFT
> >    * ACM SIGSAC
> >
> > http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/SREIS.html
> >
> > Security requirements for new electronic commerce and Internet 
> > applications exceed the traditional requirements for network security and 
> > traditional software systems. Security requirements are more complex and 
> > increasingly critical. Informally stated and de facto requirements are 
> > often of critical importance in the design and operation of these 
> > systems, but they are frequently not taken into account.
> >
> > The symposium is intended to provide researchers and practitioners from 
> > various disciplines with a highly interactive forum to discuss security 
> > and privacy-related requirements. Specifically, we encourage those in the 
> > fields of requirements engineering, software engineering, information 
> > systems, information and network security, as well as trusted systems to 
> > present their approaches to analyzing, specifying, and testing 
> > requirements to increase the level of security provided to users 
> > interacting with pervasive commerce, research, and government systems.
> >
> > The symposium will begin with short tutorials, include an invited keynote 
> > address by
> > John Rushby of SRI, and include talks, breakouts, and a panel 
> > session.   The symposium will be followed by a National Summit sponsored 
> > by NIAP to bring together parties from government, industry, and academia 
> > to talk about how to design better software.
> >
> > A preliminary program, tutorial information and registration information 
> > are all available online at the symposium WWW site: 
> > <http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/SREIS.html>.



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