Program Overview
Securing the eCampus 2.0: Building a Culture of Information Security
in An Academic Institution begins the evening of Tuesday,
October 9, with a networking event.
Wednesday, October 10, will feature a full day of
presentations. The morning sessions will focus on the importance of
engaging the various groups within the academic community. Presentation topics
will include information security and the "net" generation, the value of
educating the educators, and balancing information security and the "open"
campus.
Afternoon sessions will further explore institutional challenges and
practical solutions with discussions on regulatory developments, privacy
issues, and approaches to building cross-campus collaboration. Breakfast,
lunch, and snacks will be included.
Event Sponsors
This workshop is co-sponsored by the Institute for Security Technology
Studies (ISTS) and Peter Kiewit Computing Services (PKCS) at Dartmouth
College
ISTS - The Institute for Security Technology Studies
The Institute for Security Technology Studies at Dartmouth College is
dedicated to pursuing research and education for cyber security and trust.
ISTS strengthens homeland security through interdisciplinary research,
education, and outreach programs that focus on technology critical for cyber
security and trust. ISTS nurtures leaders and scholars, educates students
and the community, and collaborates with its partners to deploy technology to
benefit our community and to better understand technology's impact on our
security. ISTS research improves our ability to design secure computer systems
and protect them from attacks, enables people and organizations to form secure
trust relationships across networked computing devices, and addresses social,
economic, and policy issues that arise in the development and deployment of
such technology. ISTS has focused its energy on three high-level goals:
- RESEARCH, to provide thought leadership to the nation and to the
world among academics, practitioners, and policymakers.
- EDUCATION, to increase the number of students and faculty involved
in security technology research, and to increase community awareness of
security technology challenges and solutions.
- OUTREACH, through collaborations that deploy our security
technology and encourage knowledge transfer for both public and private
benefit.
ISTS is also a member of the Institute for Information Infrastructure
Protection (www.thei3p.org), which is a nationwide consortium of leading cyber
security research and development organizations including universities,
federally funded labs, and non-profit organizations.
Peter Kiewit Computing Services
Peter Kiewit Computing Services leads the institution in creating and
managing the information technology environment of the College, and enables all
members of the institution to use information resources effectively,
productively, and securely in support of Dartmouth College's mission and
goals.
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