Iowa State University
Information Assurance Colloquium

The Information Assurance Colloquium is a multi-disciplinary platform for the discussion of all facets of computer security and integrity. It is our intent that the presentations be accessible to the entire university community and represent not only the research interests on campus but also the full diversity of issues confronting everybody who is taking part in the “information revolution”.


There is also a mailing list for this seminar. Those with Project Vincent access can add themselves by logging on to PV and executing the command
chlist IAlist -a userid
(where userid is your PV user id.) Alternately, you can send me mail and I'll add you to the list.

Past Speakers

Oct. 3

Venkat Pothamsetty
Cisco Systems Inc.

Challenges in Secure Design/Development/Testing/Deployment

Oct. 10

Andreas Stein
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Computational Number Theory and Curve Cryptography

Oct. 24

Jeffrey Bloom
Sarnoff Corp.

Watermarking to Track Motion Picture Theft

Nov. 14

David Schwarz
Special Agent
Federal Bureau of Investigation

Cyber Crime: A Threat to Our Nation

Dec. 5

Edward Delp
The Silicon Valley Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Purdue University

Multimedia Security: So What's the Big Deal?

Jan. 16, 2004

David Marchette
Naval Surface Warfare Center

Statistical Methods for Network and Computer Security

Jan. 23, 2004

Sean Smith
Dartmouth College

Enabling Effective Trust Judgments

Jan. 30, 2004

Eric Uner
Bodacion Technologies

Web Intrusion Prevention

April 23, 10am

Sharon V. and Tom J.
Central Intelligence Agency
College Relations and Student Programs Division

Foreign Cyber Threats

Sept. 9, 2005

Anita Hartman and Matt McCright
Assistant Directors IT
Principal Financial Group

Principal Financial Group Internship Program for Information Security

April 7, 2006

Douglas Reeves
North Carolina State University

Tracing Attack Traffic Through the Internet



Here is a list of speakers from 2000-01, 2001-02,   and 2002-03.
 

This page is (barely) maintained by Cliff Bergman, Department of Mathematics and the Iowa State Information Systems Security Lab (ISSL). Comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged. 
Last updated on 04/10/06