Revision as of 04:34, 29 August 2012

Overview

This is the schedule for the Linux Security Summit 2012, to be held in San Diego on August 30th and 31st, 2012.

The summit this year will be a two-day event, co-located with LinuxCon.

Time	Title	Presenter
09:00	Keynote Talk	Matthew Garrett, Red Hat
09:50	break
10:00	Bootstrapping the Policies for LSMs for Native and Web Applications	Elena Reshetova, Intel
10:45	DNSSEC: The Shiny New Cryptographically Secured Globally Distributed Database	Paul Wouters, Red Hat
11:30	break
11:45	Linux Sandbox Version II - Sandboxing Server Applications	Dan Walsh, Red Hat
12:30	lunch (self-funded at nearby location)
13:30	Upcoming Extensions to the Linux kernel Integrity Subsystem (IMA/EVM)	Dmitry Kasatkin, Intel
14:15	The Linux Integrity Subsystem and TPM-based Network Endpoint Assessment	Andreas Steffen, University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil
15:00	break
15:15	Middleware MAC for Android	Stephen Smalley, National Security Agency
16:00	CaitSith: A New Type of Rule Based In-kernel Access Control	Tetsuo Handa, NTT
16:45	Finding Kernel Vulnerabilities Using Coccinelle	Kees Cook, Google
17:15	finish

Time	Title	Presenter
09:00	Cryptography	Herbert Xu, Red Hat
09:20	AppArmor	John Johansen, Canonical
09:40	Key Management	David Howells, Red Hat
10:00	break
10:20	SELinux	Eric Paris, Red Hat
10:40	Integrity	Mimi Zohar, IBM
11:00	TOMOYO	Tetsuo Handa, NTT
11:20	break
11:40	Smack	Casey Schaufler, Intel
12:00	Yama	Kees Cook, Google
12:20	lunch (self-funded at nearby location)

If you wish to add a breakout session topic, email the program committee, or propose a topic on the day. Space is limited.

Time	Topic	Speaker
14:00	Trinity: Linux system call fuzzing	Dave Jones, Red Hat

Freeform track for smaller groups to collaborate on specific issues. If you wish to add a breakout session topic, email the program committee.

Time	Details	Leader
14:30	LF Linux Security Workgroup BOF	Corey Bryant, IBM
17:00	Breakout session reports
17:30	finish

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