Plenary Session I : Policy and Challenges

Maureen Baginski President National Security Systems, SPARTA, Inc. Managing the dual imperatives of privacy and national security: a former practitioner's perspective

Stephen Fienberg Professor of Statistics and Social Science at Carnegie Mellon University Privacy Protection When Data From Multiple Sources Are Linked

Eugene Spafford Professor and Executive Director Purdue University CERIAS, Purdue University At the Intersection of Privacy and Security

Room A: Technical Track
Technical Innovation

kACTUS 2.0: Privacy Preserving in Classification Tasks using k-Anonymity

 *Dr. Slava Kisilevich, Ben Gurion University

A Stable Statistics of the Blogograph

Mr. Stephen Kelley, Computer Science Department, RPI

The Requirements, Tasks and Solutions for a Privacy-Preserving Counterintelligence System

*Dr. Jesus Mena, Chief Strategy Officer InferX Corporation

On the Statistical Dependency of Identity Theft on Demographics

Dr. Giovanni Di Crescenzo, Telcordia Technologies


*Accepted but not confirmed

Room B: Social Track
Clarifying Policy

Words Matter: Making Useful Distinctions for Privacy and Security

Jim Horning, Ph.D., Chief Scientist, Information Systems Security Organization, SPARTA, Inc.


Information Sharing, Intelligence, and Privacy: Challenges in Regulation and Governance

Robyn R. Mace, Ph.D., CPP; Specialist, Michigan State University, School of Criminal Justice

Privacy-preserving Accountable Accuracy Management Systems (PAAMS)

Dr. Roshan Thomas, SPARTA Inc.

1:30pm to 3:00pm