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We are seeking high quality presentations that can educate and stimulate discussion. In order to attend, please submit a 4 page paper to the Program Chair. The topic areas of relevance are broadly in adaptive and biologically inspired approaches to all aspects of computer security: | We are seeking high quality presentations that can educate and stimulate discussion. In order to attend, please submit a 4 page paper to the Program Chair. The topic areas of relevance are broadly in adaptive and biologically inspired approaches to all aspects of computer security: | ||
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We are seeking high quality presentations that can educate and stimulate discussion. In order to attend, please submit a 4 page paper to the Program Chair. The topic areas of relevance are broadly in adaptive and biologically inspired approaches to all aspects of computer security:
- Worm and virus containment
- Anti-virus & Anti-spyware
- Denial of service protection
- Effects of diversity & Immunological approaches
- Topological effects in computer networks
- Machine learning and defence strategies
- Design of self-healing networks
- Alternative models – economic, predator/prey etc.
Program Committee:
Chair, Dr. Robert Ghanea-Hercock, BT labs. Email: robert.ghanea-hercock@bt.com
- Dave Rossetti, Vice President of Cisco Systems IP Internet Services
- Dr Sanjay Goel, University of Albany
- Dr Fabrice Saffre, BT Labs
- Dr Hong Li, Intel
- Dr Miranda Mowbray, HP Labs UK