Lecture/Presentation Schedule
This is the presentation schedule for the doctoral seminar student presentation. Each presentation will be about 40 minutes including time for discussion. Make sure that you time your presentation well.
The current plan is that we spend first half in presentations and then spend the remaining working in project - then we will have project meetings with discussions focused on the progress of the projects.
Here is the draft schedule for the month of September.
| Week | Presenter | Title/Topic | Slides |
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September, 2005 Focus: Access control and Trust |
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Week 1 (September 1) |
James Joshi | Course info and General discussion |
Course Information |
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Week 2 (September 8) |
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Introduction |
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Week 3 (September 15) |
Siqing Du | Configuring Role-Based Access Control to Enforce Mandatory and Discretionary Access Control Policies | slides |
| Saubhagya R Joshi | Computational Issues in Secure Interoperation | slides | |
| Panyim Korporn | Unified Scheme for Resource Protection in automated trust Negotiation | slides | |
| Carlos Caicedo | Adaptive Trust Negotiation and Access Control | slides | |
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Week 4 (September 29) |
Siqing Du | An Algebra for Composing Access Control Policies | slides |
| Carlos Caicedo | Trust-X: a Peer-to-Peer Framework for Trust Establishment | slides | |
| Panyim Korporn | TrustMe: anonymous management of trust relationships in decentralized P2P systems | slides | |
| Saubhagya R Joshi | The Specification and Enforcement of Authorization Constraints in Workflow Management Systems | slides | |
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Week 5 (Oct 3)
Make-up for Missed class |
Siqing Du | Secure Interoperation in a Multidomain Environment Employing RBAC Policies | slides |
| Carlos Caicedo | Enhancing grid security with Trust Management | slides | |
| Panyim Korporn | Fine-grain Access Control for Securing Shared Resources in Computational Grids | slides | |
| Saubhagya R Joshi | Towards a flexible security framework for peer-to-peer based grid computing | slides | |
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Week 6 (Oct 6)
Make-up for Missed class |
Siqing Du | A security architecture for computational grids | slides |
| Carlos Caicedo | Usage policy-based CPU sharing in virtual organizations | slides | |
| Panyim Korporn | A Trust based Access Control Framework for P2P File-Sharing Systems | slides | |
| Saubhagya R Joshi | Towards a Grid-Enabled System for Scientific Workflows | slides | |
The remaining time will be spent in individual project to generate some publishable results. The following is the project assignments
Kornporn
Game-Theory based Trust Negotiation/Management (With Suroop M. Chandran)
Saubhagya:
Workflow Security
Carlos
IPv6 Security Testbed/Experiments
Siqing
Hybrid role hierarchy management