Summit on Education in Secure Software

该项目打算组织一次关于安全软件教育的首脑会议。大都会区。该峰会汇集了安全编码领域的多学科专家组，以制定一个全面的议程，重点关注安全软件教育的挑战。与会者包括来自公共和私营部门的学术界和专业组织的代表，以及决策者和政府代表。这个多学科小组推进了可信计算教育的现状，最终项目报告总结了峰会的主要讨论内容以及这些讨论产生的行动项目，供利益相关者群体考虑。知识价值：峰会提供了一个论坛，以解决三个具体目标：（1）让网络安全利益相关者组成的跨专业小组参与（教育工作者，行业代表，以及专业认证和培训组织）就安全软件教育的现状进行全面对话;（2）利用这一对话作为合作努力的基础，以开发提高可信计算教育质量的创造性方法;（3）概述安全软件教育综合议程的核心要素。PI聚集了大约60名受邀参与者，代表了几个网络安全利益相关者（教育工作者，专业认证和培训组织以及行业代表）。PI根据峰会的情况编写一份白色文件，通过在IEEE Security and Privacy等期刊上发表来传播，分发给适当的专业助理特殊利益团体，并与峰会参与者一起分发。虚拟实践社区旨在支持峰会参与者之间的持续对话。

This project intends to organize a summit on education in secure software. metropolitan area. The summit brings together a multi-disciplinary group of experts in secure coding to develop a comprehensive agenda focused on the challenges of secure software education. Summit participants include representatives from academia and professional organizations across the public and private sectors; as well as policy makers and government representatives. This multi-disciplinary group advances the current state of education on trustworthy computing and a final project report summarizes the key discussions of the summit and the action items resulting from those discussions for stakeholder groups to consider.Intellectual Merit: The summit provides a forum to address three specific objectives: (1) to engage a multi-disciplinary group of cyber security stakeholders (educators, industry representatives, and professional certification and training organizations) in a comprehensive dialogue about the current state of education in secure software; (2) to use this dialogue as the basis of a collaborative effort to develop creative approaches that enhance the quality of trustworthy computing education; and (3) to outline the core elements of a comprehensive agenda for secure software education.Broader Impacts: PIs assemble a diverse group of approximately 60 invited participants representing several cyber security stakeholders (educators, professional certification and training organizations, and industry representatives). The PIs produce a white paper based on the summit that is disseminated through publication in a journal such as IEEE Security and Privacy, distributed to appropriate professional associate special interest groups, and circulated with summit participants. The Virtual Community of Practice is designed to support continued dialogue among summit participants.