IEEE Cybersecurity Award Winners
IEEE SecDev is pleased to again recognize great work from the community with the IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Practice and the IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Innovation. Supported by MITRE, these…
Articles by Brian Kirk
Save the Date for SecDev 2019
IEEE Secure Development (SecDev) 2019 will be in Tyson’s Corner, McLean Virginia the 25th through 27th of September, 2019. SecDev is a venue for presenting ideas, research, and experience about…
IEEE SecDev 2018 Call for Papers
We are pleased to announce a call for papers and tutorials for the third IEEE Secure Development Conference (IEEE SecDev) conference on 30 September – 2 October, 2018 in Cambridge,…
Submissions open for IEEE Cybersecurity Awards
The IEEE Cybersecurity Initiative is excited to announce the opening of the competition for two awards: The IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Practice The IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Innovation These awards…
IEEE Cybersecurity Initiative Announces Competition for Two New Awards
The IEEE Cybersecurity Initiative is excited to announce the opening of the competition for two new awards: The IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Practice The IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Innovation These…
Professor Jonathan Katz’s SecDev Talk Available Now
“How to Think about Cryptography: Common Crypto Flaws and How to Avoid Them” Cryptography offers strong guarantees, even promising things like provable security. Yet in practice, time and again, systems…
SecDev Call for Abstracts
IEEE Cybersecurity Development (SecDev) is looking for presenters for 5-minute talks at its inaugural event in Boston (more info here at http://secdev.ieee.org/). Such talks can present innovations, experience-based insights, or a…
Moving Privacy Engineering into Practice: A Discussion with José Del Álamo and Seda Gürses
The International Workshop on Privacy Engineering was launched in 2015 with a goal of providing a forum for proposing concrete tools, techniques, and methodologies that engineers can use to build…
Fred Schneider on Building a Body of Cybersecurity Laws
Fred Schneider is the Samuel B. Eckert Professor of Computer Science at Cornell University. His research spans early work on designing fault-tolerant systems to current collaborations on public policy and…
LongTail Log Analysis with Eric Wedaa
Eric Wedaa is currently senior system administrator at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York. He has been involved in UNIX system administration since 1987 and UNIX security since 1992. He…