Oakland program announced; 5-minute talk abstracts due April 2
[14 February 1996]
Program Co-chairs John McHugh and George Dinolt released the
program
for this year's Oakland symposium, which includes panels on CORBA
security standards, security for medical information systems, and
goals for computer security education, as well as 20 research
contributions. The Symposium will again feature one session of
5-minute (rigorously enforced!) talks, in order to open the floor to
new researchers, recent findings, and hot topics. Submit a one-page
abstract for your five-minute talk to John McHugh, Program Co-Chair,
(mchugh@cs.pdx.edu) not later than 2 April. Email submissions of 30
to 60 lines are preferred. Authors will be notified of acceptance or
rejection of abstracts by April 16; accepted abstracts will be
distributed at the conference. Presenters of five-minute talks are
expected to register for the conference. Overtly commercial
presentations are inappropriate.