Microsoft cso summit 2005

In its ongoing commitment to intelligent cyber security in the Arab Gulf region, Microsoft hosted the second edition of its CISO Executive Series, designed to support chief information security officers in their efforts against the ever-changing threat landscape. Coupled with the power of the intelligent cloud and the perspective of seasoned White Hat experts like those heard here today, organisations should be in great shape to take the fight to the cyber-criminals.

Januszkeiwics also stressed on the importance of upskilling of security professionals to meet changing needs of the digital era. The Microsoft CISO executive forum concluded with key takeaways from all perspectives of cyber security, and proved to be a strong platform for security professionals from across the UAE to network with peers and engage with subject matter experts.

Verified by Sur. Previous Issue. Attendees include established researchers with expertise in network performance analysis, network fault diagnosis, large-scale network operation, cooperative protocols, etc.

The meeting will be interactive with a healthy dose of information exchange as the researchers collectively identify open problems and discuss creative approaches to solving these problems. It is the hope of the organizers that at the end of this meeting, all attendees will have a better understanding of the state of the art and the key set of open research problems.

The meeting will help identify areas for potential collaborations among the participants. Although this summit is by invitation only all presentations, position papers, and videos of talks and panels will be available for download on this web site shortly after the meeting is over. Experience the intimate setting of The Library Bar where a cozy fire completes the distinct ambiance.

WG 1: 4D Architecture? How do we make progress? Vashon Room — Lead: S. Keshav Waterloo. Harvey, Michael B. Lakshman, T. Nandagopal, R. Ramjee, K.

Sabnani, and T. His research concerns the practical issues of constructing robust, secure, and efficient computer systems, most recently focused on internetworking. Victor Bahl , Microsoft Research. Some of his seminal research includes: WiLIB , a general purpose programming interface for wireless network cards; RADAR , a signal strength based indoor user-location determination system; CHOICE , a edge-server based public area wireless hot-spot network, and UCOM , a multi-radio wireless system.

What exactly does that mean, and what would we have to do to achieve that goal? This talk will take a stab at these questions, and raise several others in the process. Some of these will be answered by the talk, but most of our effort will be in setting an agenda for this exacting task. Network attacks and intrusions have been a fact of life in the Internet for many years and continue to present serious challenges for network researchers and operators alike.

The objective of our work is to develop tools and systems that automate or otherwise enhance key activities of network security analysts. In the first part of this talk, I will describe our activities with dark address space monitoring using our Internet Sink iSink system. Our results illustrate the variability in the traffic on dark address space and the feasibility of efficient classification and discrimination of attack types. I will also describe our recent results in the area of automated signature generation for intrusion detection systems.

We have developed a system we call Internet Sieve iSieve that automatically generates signatures from traces collected by dark address monitors. Our evaluation of these signatures shows that they result in a much lower false alarm rate than standard intrusion detection systems offering the potential for much greater utility in IDS and the possibility of truly autonomic intrusion detection.

I will also describe our current efforts at deploying both iSink and iSieve on hardware that can be deployed throughout the Internet.

He is the founder and director of the Wisconsin Advanced Internet Laboratory and his research interests are in measurement, analysis and security of wide area networked systems and network protocols. The meshing of wireless LANs tries to take advantage of the diversity of access points and of the multiplicity of channels to increase the rate obtained by end users.

This study proposes a self organization scheme that allows such a mesh to reach an optimal allocation of channels and access points for each user. The optimality is defined in terms of delay fairness. The self organization scheme is an avatar of the Gibbs sampler and is fully decentralized. We describe the technological requirements, the mathematical properties and the increase of performance of such a scheme within the Christophe Diot received a Ph.

His is active in the measurement community with work on measuring wireless networks. However, his major interest is now on understanding how the Internet is gonna survive mobility and wireless technologies. Network Management is a mess: networks are managed by a hodge-podge of tools operated by Gurus. We believe that 4D can be extended to also discover and control the logical topology of the network, essentially by discovering and controling the plumbing between drivers within hosts and network boxes.

We believe that this can be done by programming into all drivers a small set of standard management primitives. The Chief Information Security Office CISO workshop contains a collection of security learnings, principles, and recommendations for modernizing security in your organization.

This training workshop is a combination of experiences from Microsoft security teams and learnings from customers. The slides for each module are shared with a creative commons with attribution license to help your organization build effective security strategies. Module 1: Microsoft Cybersecurity Briefing : This module covers overviews on critical security hygiene, Microsoft cybersecurity reference architecture, cybersecurity resilience, Internet of Things IoT , and operational tech.

Module 2: Security Management : Learn how to increase visibility and control over your hybrid enterprise estate with integrated guidance, automated policy enforcement, and monitoring.

Module 3: Identity and Zero Trust User Access : Learn how to advance zero trust with your identity and user access strategy to better protect corporate data inside and outside your network perimeter.