NSF Support for the 2015 USENIX Security Symposium, Financial Aid; August 2015; Washington, D.C.

这笔资金约为20美元-基于研究生参加2015 USENIX安全研讨会（安全'15），一个领先的论坛，为先进的专业人士从学术和工业背景，以满足和讨论在计算机系统和网络安全的最新进展。参加安全'15和类似的会议是研究生院经验的宝贵和重要的一部分。它为学生提供了与该领域更高级的研究人员互动的机会，并使学生接触到该领域的领先工作。这种支持使那些本来无法参加会议的学生能够参加。 此外，这笔赠款还将支持首届USENIX Women in Advanced Computing峰会，该峰会将鼓励女性参与安全领域。USENIX Security '15将于2015年8月在华盛顿举行。会议包括一个为期三天的技术计划，并有许多研讨会在同一地点举行。会议的目标是汇集研究人员，从业人员，系统管理员，系统程序员和其他对计算机系统和网络安全的最新进展感兴趣的人。这种跨学科的重点使它非常适合作为学生参与的目标，这项活动一直吸引了很大比例的学生参加。这个场地为学生提供了一个很好的工具，让他们了解计算机安全研究的最新进展，并参与各种各样的子主题的讨论，包括网络和系统安全，开发安全系统的技术，值得信赖的计算技术，硬件安全，应用密码学，USENIX Security 2014中的一个新功能将在2015年继续使用，该功能是创建一个“影子”计划委员会，以帮助研究生了解出版物审查过程。

This grant funds approximately 20 U.S.-based graduate students to attend the 2015 USENIX Security Symposium (Security '15), a leading forum for advanced professionals from academic and industrial backgrounds to meet and discuss the newest advances in the security of computer systems and networks. Participation in Security '15 and similar conferences is a valuable and important part of the graduate school experience. It provides students with the opportunity to interact with more senior researchers in the field, and exposes students to leading work in the field. The support enables the participation of students who would otherwise be unable to attend the conference. In addition, this grant supports the first USENIX Women in Advanced Computing summit, which will encourage women to become involved in the security field.USENIX Security '15 will be held in Washington, DC, in August 2015. The conference consists of a three-day technical program, with numerous workshops co-located. The goal of the conference is to bring together researchers, practitioners, system administrators, system programmers, and others interested in the latest advances in the security of computer systems and networks. This cross-disciplinary emphasis makes it well suited as a target for student participation, and this event has always drawn a large proportion of student attendees. This venue provides an excellent vehicle for students to learn about the latest advances in computer security research, and participate in engaging discussions on a wide variety of sub-topics including network and system security, techniques for developing secure systems, technologies for trustworthy computing, hardware security, applied cryptography, etc. A new feature in USENIX Security 2014 which will be continued for 2015 is the creation of a 'shadow' program committee to help graduate students learn about the publication review process.