tailieunhanh - Network Security Protocols: Analysis methods and standards

We use the term privacy when referring to the desire to keep communication from being seen by anyone other than the intended recipients. Some people in the security community avoid the term privacy because they feel its meaning has been corrupted to mean the right to know, because in some countries there are laws known as privacy laws which state that citizens have the right to see records kept about themselves. Privacy also tends to be used when referring to keeping personal information about people from being collected and misused. The security community also avoids the use of the word secrecy, because secret has. | Network Security Protocols Analysis methods and standards John Mitchell Stanford University Joint work with many students postdocs collaborators trust Team for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Technologies Carnegie Mellon Gomel I University MILLS L o I M n I T c n J I I I STANFORD gĩXíhí NSF Science and Technology Center Multi-university multi-year effort Research education outreach http -rqNS r TRUST Research Vision Privacy Critical Infrastructure Trusted Platforms Network Security Software Security 7 Applied Crypto graphic Protocols RUST will address social economic and legal challenges Societal Challenges Computer and Network Security Electronic Medical Records Identity Theft Project Integrative Efforts Secure Networked Embedded Systems Specific systems that represent these social challenges. Secure Info Mgt. Software Tools . Forensic and Privacy Econ. Public Pol. Soố. Chall. Component Technologies Complex Inter - Dependency mod. Secure Network Embedded Sys y Model -based Security Integration. Secure Compo nent platforms HCI and Security Component technologies that Will provide solutions