NSF Cybersecurity Center of Excellence and Internet2 Indianapolis Cybersecurity Research Acceleration, October 11, 2017

1. We would like to understand your views on the cybersecurity research presented today.

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* 1. Would you like to speak with any of today's cybersecurity researchers directly about their cybersecurity research?

Bimal Viswanath, University of Chicago: Defending against Compromise and Manipulation of Mobile Communities

Sajal Das, Missouri University of Science & Technology: Securing Smart Grid by Understanding Communications Infrastructure Dependencies

Shantanu Chakrabartty, Washington University: Zero-Power Dynamic Signature for Trust Verification of Passive Sensors and Tags

Apu Kapadia, Indiana University: Pragmatic Privacy Controls in an Era of Sensor-Enabled Computing

Mathias Payer, Purdue University: Guarded Control-Flow and Data Privacy for Sensitive Data

Sameer Patil, Indiana University: Ideation Techniques to Facilitate System Design Compliant with Privacy Laws and Regulations

Raquel Hill, Indiana University: Leveling the Digital Playing Field for the Job Seeker

Philip Wilsey, University of Cincinnati: Scalable Big Data Clustering by Random Projection Hashing

Adam Slagell, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: BRO

Adam Slagell, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Semantic Security Monitoring for Industrial Control Systems

Daniel Fabbri, Vanderbilt University: Analysis and Tools for Auditing Insider Accesses (Maize Analytics)

Bruce Wang, Iowa State University: High-Fidelity, Scalable, Open-Access Cyber Security Testbed for Accelerating Smart Grid Innovations and Deployments

Zongming Fei, University of Kentucky: Enhancing Science Through Custom Paths For Trusted Users

Omar Haider Chowdhury, University of Iowa: A Principled Approach Aiding the Development of a Compliant Internet PKI

Yinqian Zhang, Ohio State University: Rethinking Side Channel Security on Untrusted Operating Systems

Sonia Fahmy, Purdue University: Analysis, Partitioning, and Mapping Tools for Large Experiments

Fang Liu, University of Notre Dame: Protection of Data Privacy via Differentially Private Multiple Synthesis

Ruiyu Zhu , Indiana University: Efficient Secure Multiparty Computation of Large-Scale, Complex Protocols

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* 3. Please rank your top 3 cybersecurity research assets on its usefulness to your organization: