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NSPW 1999: Caledon Hills, ON, Canada
- Darrell M. Kienzle, Mary Ellen Zurko, Steven J. Greenwald, Cristina Serbau:
Proceedings of the 1999 Workshop on New Security Paradigms, Caledon Hills, ON, Canada, September 22-24, 1999. ACM 1999, ISBN 1-58113-149-6
Session 1: Protection
- Brenda Timmerman:
Secure dynamic adaptive traffic masking. 13-24 - Edward A. Schneider:
Security architecture-based system design. 25-31
Session 2: Availability
- Howard F. Lipson, David A. Fisher:
Survivability - a new technical and business perspective on security. 33-39 - Dean Povey:
Optimistic security: a new access control paradigm. 40-45
Session 3: Discussion
- Donald J. Welch, Nathan Buchheit, Anthony Ruocco:
Discussion: strike back: offensive actions in information warfare. 47-52
Session 4: Caveat Emptor
- Ronda R. Henning:
Security service level agreements: quantifiable security for the enterprise? 54-60 - Kenneth G. Olthoff:
A cursory examination of market forces driving the use of protection profiles. 61-66 - Kenneth G. Olthoff:
Report on the discussion of "A cursory examination of market forces driving the common criteria". 67-68
Session 5: Authorization
- Susan Pancho:
Paradigm shifts in protocol analysis. 70-79 - John McHugh, James Bret Michael:
Secure group management in large distributed systems: what is a group and what does it do? 80-85
Session 6: Policy
- Úlfar Erlingsson, Fred B. Schneider:
SASI enforcement of security policies: a retrospective. 87-95 - Tom Markham, Dwight Colby, Mary Denz:
Security modeling in the COTS environment. 96-102
Session 7: Integrity
- Erland Jonsson, Lars Strömberg, Stefan Lindskog:
On the functional relation between security and dependability impairments. 104-111 - Jun Li, Peter L. Reiher, Gerald J. Popek:
Securing information transmission by redundancy. 112-117 - Kenneth G. Olthoff:
The high assurance brake job - a cautionary tale in five scenes. 118-140
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