Category: Talks
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talk: Semantically Rich Knowledge Graphs to Automate Cloud Data Security & Compliance, 12-1 Feb 22
The UMBC Cyber Defense Lab presents Semantically Rich Knowledge Graphs to Automate Cloud Data Security and Compliance Prof. Karuna JoshiInformation Systems, UMBC 12-1 pm ET, Friday, 18 February 2022, via WebEx To address data protection concerns, authorities and standards bodies worldwide have released a plethora of regulations, guidelines, and software controls to be applied to cloud…
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talk: Users’ Preferences for Enhanced Misinformation Warnings on Twitter
Work on enhancements to the misinformation warnings where users are advised on the context of the information hazard and exposed to standard warning iconography.
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talk: Building Resilience against Cyberattacks, 12pm ET, Dec 15
ArtIAMAS Seminar Series, Co-organized by UMBC, UMCP, and the Army Research Lab Building Resilience against Cyberattacks Aryya Gangopadhyay, UMBC 12-1 PM ET Wednesday, 15 December 15, 2021Online via webex In this talk, we will address the issue of building resilient systems in the face of cyberattacks. We will present a defense mechanism for cyberattacks using…
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talk: Shadow IT in Higher Ed: Survey & Case Study for Cybersecurity, 12-1 Fri 12-3
We explore shadow information technology in higher education through a two-tiered approach involving a detailed case study and comprehensive survey of IT professionals. In its many forms, shadow IT is the software or hardware present in a computer system or network that lies outside the typical review process of the responsible IT unit.
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talk: Thinking Like an Attacker: Towards a Definition and Non-Technical Assessment of Adversarial Thinking, 12-1pm ET 4/30
The UMBC Cyber Defense Lab presents Thinking Like an Attacker:Towards a Definition and Non-Technical Assessment of Adversarial Thinking Prof. Peter A. H. PetersonDepartment of Computer ScienceUniversity of Minnesota Duluth 12:00–1:00 pm ET, Friday, 30 April 2021via WebEx “Adversarial thinking” (AT), sometimes called the “security mindset” or described as the ability to “think like an attacker,”…
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Talk: Cyber Lessons, Learned and Unlearned, 1-2 pm ET 4/20/21
The UMBC Center for Cybersecurity (UCYBR) & The Department of Computer Science & Electrical Engineering (CSEE) Present: “Cyber Lessons, Learned and Unlearned” Professor Eugene SpaffordProfessor of Computer Science & Executive Director Emeritus of the Purdue CERIAS (Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security)Purdue University Tuesday 20 April 2021 1-2PM ET WHEREhttps://umbc.webex.com/umbc/j.php?MTID=m576a3dada9e0c63c07beb51fedbff3d1 Dr.…
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talk: MeetingMayhem: Teaching Adversarial Thinking through a Web-Based Game, 12-1 ET 4/9
The UMBC Cyber Defense Lab presents MeetingMayhem: Teaching Adversarial Thinking through a Web-Based Game Akriti Anand, Richard Baldwin, Sudha, Kosuri, Julie Nau, and Ryan Wunk-FinkUMBC Cyber Defense Lab joint work with Alan Sherman, Marc Olano, Linda Oliva, Edward Zieglar, and Enis Golazewski 12:00 noon–1 pm ET, Friday, 9 April 2021online via WebEx We present our progress…
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talk: Mining social media data for health, public health & popular events, 1-2pm ET 4/2
Mining social media data for health, public health, and popular events Anietie Andy, University of Pennsylvania 1:00-2:00 pm ET, Friday, 2 April 2021 online via WebEx Increasingly, individuals are turning to social media and online forums such as Twitter and Reddit to communicate about a range of issues including their health and well-being, public health concerns,…
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talk: Enabling Computation, Control, and Customization of Materials with Digital Fabrication Processes, 1-2pm 3/31
Enabling Computation, Control, and Customization of Materials with Digital Fabrication Processes Michael Rivera, Carnegie Mellon University 1:00-2:00 pm Wednesday, 31 March 2022 via WebEx Low-cost digital fabrication technology, and in particular 3D printing, is ushering in a new wave of personal computing. The technology promises that users will be able to design, customize and create any…
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talk: Forward & Inverse Causal Inference in a Tensor Framework, 1-2 pm ET, 3/29
Forward and Inverse Causal Inference in a Tensor Framework M. Alex O. VasilescuInstitute of Pure and Applied Mathematics, UCLA 1-2:00 pm Monday, March 29, 2021via WebEx Developing causal explanations for correct results or for failures from mathematical equations and data is important in developing a trustworthy artificial intelligence, and retaining public trust. Causal explanations are…