TC: A U.S.-France Collaborative Symposium of Young Engineering Scientists (YESS 2009)

在已经成为一年一度的活动中，法国政府和国家科学基金会在法国大使馆联合主办了研讨会，让两国的年轻研究人员聚集在一起，讨论一个涉及科学挑战的当前重要的主题。2009年，主题是数字身份管理，这是可信计算计划下的一个重要子主题？S强调基础领域？在将这些年轻科学家聚集在一起时，预计将通过将研究人员聚集在一起研究两国文化差异所带来的问题来推动该领域的发展(隐私问题的研究就是这种情况)，正在考虑对身份管理的非常广泛的看法，包括生物测定和其他用于验证的方法，用于确定事后是否发生验证违规的取证方法，用于实现匿名的加密和其他方法，以及用于确定方法的有效性的单独和组合的度量。PI创建了一个项目，包括邀请演讲、年轻调查人员的演讲、政府研究机构的会谈，其中宣布了两国的重要研究领域，以及小组。申请的资金将用于偿还研究生和本科生的费用。研讨会将于2009年7月7日至10日在华盛顿特区举行。我们的系统正经历着越来越多的来自各种攻击者的攻击：地下犯罪分子、民族国家、恐怖分子等。了解谁在您的系统上对于阻止攻击至关重要，也是在攻击面前实现责任的关键。

In what has become an annual event, the French Government and The National Science Foundation jointly sponsor symposia, at the French Embassy, that bring together young investigators from both countries on a topic of current importance and that involves scientific challenges. For 2009, the topic was digital identity management, an important subtopic under the Trustworthy Computing Program?s emphasis area on ?fundamentals?. In bringing together these young scientists, it is anticipated that the field will be advanced by getting researchers together on problems that benefit from consideration of culture differences between the two countries (as is the case with the study of privacy issues), A very broad view of identity management is being considered, including biometrics and other methods for authentication, forensics to determine if after-the-fact an authentication violation took place, cryptographic and other methods to achieve anonymity, and metrics to determine the effectiveness of methods individually and in combination.The PI created a program that consists of invited talks, talks by young investigators, talks by Government research agencies in which important research areas for both countries are declared, and panels. The funds requested would be used to reimburse the expenses of graduate and undergraduate students. The workshop is to take place on July 7-10, 2009 in Washington, DC. Our systems are experiencing an increasing number of attacks from all kinds of attackers: underground criminals, nation states, terrorists, etc. Knowing who is on your system is vital to discouraging attacks but also to achieve accountability in the face of an attack.