Cyber Trust Meeting

该组织将主持并协助组织2008年3月16日至18日在耶鲁大学举行的网络信托项目负责人会议。预计将有大约300名来自PI社区，NSF pm，其他政府机构pm，美国工业研究界代表，选定的国际访客。这一年一度的盛会服务于：？通过让他们有机会通过海报展示他们的研究成果，PI社区。此外，pi还获得了独特的机会，可以了解除网络信托基金以外的NSF项目，以及其他政府机构和美国工业界为网络信托基金相关研究提供资金机会的项目。通过通知其他政府机构正在进行的令人兴奋的研究在网络信任计划。同样，美国工业界，通过提醒它激动人心的研究成果。NSF，主要通过分组讨论，讨论未来的研究挑战，这些挑战将影响未来的招标。两天的会议包括：一个关于密码学未来发展方向的小组。关于隐私的会议（包括未来的研究方向和行业需求），其他政府机构的研究项目，与网络信任有关的美国领先公司的研究项目，国际机会（与欧洲主要资助机构的项目经理会谈），新的CNCI多机构倡议，一个大胆的安全新项目？关于研究挑战的分组会议处理：隐私，安全和隐私基础，测试平台，安全大挑战竞赛的可能性，面向未来互联网的架构，提供比当前互联网更好的安全性和隐私。

The PI is hosting and helping to organize the 2008 Cyber Trust PI meeting at Yale University, March 16-18 2008. Approximately, 300 attendees from the PI community, NSF PMs, PMs from other Government agencies, representatives from the U.S. industry research community, selected international visitors are expected. This annual event serves:? The PI community by giving them the opportunity to present their research results through posters. Also, the PIs are given the unique opportunity to learn about NSF programs other than Cyber Trust and about programs in other Government agencies and in U.S. industry that afford funding opportunities in Cyber Trust-related research.? Other Government agencies by informing them of the exciting research ongoing in the Cyber Trust program.? Similarly, U.S. industry, by alerting it of exciting research results.? NSF, primarily through breakout sessions, by discussions on future research challenges that will influence future solicitationsThe two days of the meeting include:? A panel on future directions for cryptography.? Sessions on privacy (both future research directions and industry needs), research programs of other Government agencies, research programs in leading U.S. companies that bear on Cyber Trust, International opportunities (with talks by program managers from leading European funding agencies, the new CNCI multi-agency initiative on a bold new program in security? Breakout sessions on research challenges dealing with: privacy, security and privacy foundations, testbeds, the possibility of a security grand challenge competition, towards an architecture for a future Internet that provides much improved security and privacy over the current Internet.