Adaptive and Resilient Computing Security Workshop

ARCS 2010

1st June 2010

Oxford

 

Synopsis:

ARCS 2010 is the eighth meeting of a workshop designed to bring together senior industrial researchers, policy makers and leading academics in the area of adaptive approaches to computer security. The format of the meeting is informal presentations and discussions.

The topic areas are complex, adaptive and biologically inspired approaches to all aspects of computer security.

  • Anti-virus & Anti-spyware
  • Denial of service protection
  • Resilient Systems
  • Effects of diversity
  • Immunological approaches
  • Topological effects in computer networks
  • Machine learning and defence strategies
  • Design of self-healing networks
  • Alternative models – economic, + predator/prey

Submissions and Attendance

Please note attendance is by invitation only. If interested in participating in this event please contact the Workshop chair.

Chair and organizer

Dr Robert Ghanea-Hercock:

Email: robert.ghanea-hercock@bt.com

Sponsors

http://www.bt.com  

Technology Strategy Board UK

     

All material copyright. Robert Ghanea-Hercock.

 

Links

Santa Fe Institute

http://www.santafe.edu

Previous Workshops

ARCS 2007

Arcs2007slides

ARCS 2006

Arcs06slides

ARCS 2005

ARCS-2005-Agenda

slides05

Previous Keynotes

Dr Sarah Gordon (Symantec)

Title:“Psychological motivations of Malware writers”

(http://www.badguys.org/aboutme.htm)

Keith A. Rhodes, PE, CCP

Chief Technologist Director, Center for Technology & Engineering, US Government Accountability Office

Prof. Alessandro Vespignani

Prof. David Patterson:

Publications

A selection of papers from the first 2 workshops has been published in the journal Complexity.

Volume 9 Issue 2 - November/December 2003 (3 - 83) Special Issue: Resilient and Adaptive Defense of Computing Networks

http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/jtoc/38804/