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Workshop on States Security:
Identity, Authentication, Access Control

March 27-28, 2002

The agenda has been developed by a Program Committee who's members include senior security executives from State, Federal, and industry leaders.

Topics will include:

• Managing Privacy and Identity

• Trusted Input Devices

• Strong Authentication and Digital Signatures

• A proposal for a CERT for the States

Presenters include:

• State and Federal government managers who are leaders in e-government

• Privacy experts

• Senior executives from leading security technology providers

 

PROGRAM AGENDA

Wednesday, March 27, 2002
Singleton Room - Carnegie Mellon University - Pittsburgh PA

7:30 am           Continental Breakfast

8:15                 Welcome

   Jared L. Cohon, President, Carnegie Mellon University

8:20                 Workshop Organization and Themes

                       Robert Thibadeau, Principal Research Scientist, 
                       School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

8:45                Technologies for Identity TokensTechnologies for Identity Tokens

                        Gilles Lisimaque, VP, Gemplus

9:30                 Introduction to Governor Dean

   Jared L. Cohon, President, Carnegie Mellon University

9:35                 Keynote

                       Governor Howard Dean, Vermont

10:00               Break

10:15               Managing Privacy and Identity - Issues at the State Level

                       David Chaum, Privacy Consultant

11:00               Authentication and Access Control for Networks

Jeremy Stieglitz, Group Product Manager, 
            Cisco's Identity Management Solutions

12:00 pm         Introduction to Governor Schweiker

   Jared L. Cohon, President, Carnegie Mellon University

12:05               Welcome to Pennsylvania

                        Governor Mark Schweiker, Pennsylvania

12:30 pm         Lunch

1:30                 CERT for the States?  A CERT Perspective

Richard D. Pethia, Director CERT Centers

2:45                 CERT for the States?  A States Perspective

                       Rock Regan, CIO, State of Connecticut, National Chairman of NASCIO

4:00                 Break

4:15 – 5:00       Hard Problems

                       Robert Thibadeau, Principal Research Scientist, 
                       School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

6:30 – 8:30      Cocktails & Dinner, Wyndham Garden University Place

                       Sponsored by AMS

 

 

Thursday, March 28, 2002
Singleton Room - Carnegie Mellon University - Pittsburgh PA

7:30 am          Continental Breakfast

8:30                 Federal/State Relations

Jeffrey Hunker, Dean, Heinz School of Public Policy

9:30                 PKI Practice:  Addressing the Issues of Scale, 
                          Complexity, Interoperability

Phillip Hallam-Baker FBCS C.Eng., Principal Scientist, VeriSign Inc.

10:15               Break

10:30               NIST Security Initiatives

                       Timothy Grance, Manager of Network Security Research, NIST

11:30               Trusted Input Devices - Distributed Strong Authentication

Lark Allen, Executive VP, Wave Systems          

12:15 pm           Lunch

1:15                 State DMV as Interoperable Identity Credentials

                        Jay Maxwell, President COO, AAMVAnet

2:15                 Framework for Non-repudiation

                        Gary Daemer, Senior Principal, AMS Center for Advanced Technologies

                       Identity Credential Authentication

                        Bruce Monk, President and COO, AssureTec Systems Inc.

                        Enterprise Identification Objectives

                        Barry Goleman, AMS

3:00 – 3:30      Hard Problems and Next Steps

                       Dr. William Scherlis, Principal Research Scientist, 
                       School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

 

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