SAC-TAC
www.sac-tac.org

Industry Roundtable

SAC Resource Clearninghouse

Workshop On Innovations
In Strong Access Control (WISAC)

2000 Technical Program

The following was the technical program for the 2000 WISAC. Presentations with links are available for download.

Available Formats

Adobe Acrobat

Powerpoint Show Format (Zipped)

Monday September 25, 2000	Tuesday September 26, 2000	Wednesday September 27, 2000
Introduction and Charge (0830-1000) Introduction to Conference Daniel Faigin The Aerospace Corp. Introduction of Workshop Participants Cynthia Irvine Naval Postgraduate School Charge from SAC Consumers Jim Anderson James P. Anderson Co. The Internet: An Expensive Shared Resource Casey Schaufler SGI Acrobat 348KB Powerpoint 290KB	Consumer Needs II (0830-1000) SAC Issues of Concern to the IC William Dawson DCI/CMS/ICCIO What Customers Want From Access Control Fred Cohen Sandia National Laboratories Acrobat 65KB Powerpoint 163KB The NPS MLS LAN Project Cynthia Irvine Naval Postgraduate School Acrobat 226KB Powerpoint 55KB Strong Access Control: The OM-AM and RBAC Way Ravi Sandhu GMU Acrobat 149KB Powerpoint 14KB	Integrity and Assurance (0830-1000) Integrity in MLS Architectures Tim Levin Anteon Corporation Acrobat 203KB Powerpoint 33KB The Gemini Family of Strong Access Control Solutions Albert Tao Gemini Computers Acrobat 182KB Powerpoint 127KB A High Assurance Smart Card Operating System Paul Karger IBM Research Acrobat 184KB PC Platforms and High Assurance Implementation Michael F. Thompson (Independent Consultant) Acrobat 138KB Powerpoint 53KB
Consumer Needs I (1030-1200) B2B Needs for SAC Roger Schell (Independent Consultant) Acrobat 236KB Powerpoint 49KB F-22 SAC Requirements Gary Smith SAIC Acrobat 298KB Powerpoint 28KB Secure Access to Online Health Information Sheila Schweitzer Presideo, Inc. NOT GIVEN Joint Operational Data Interface and Coalition Data Server LCDR Scott Heller SPAWAR Acrobat 496KB Powerpoint 2.65MB	Innovative Solutions II (1030-1200) Why Strong Access Control Opens up the World Tad Taylor EMC/Data General The Trusted Enterprise Solutions Products Mark Biggar Trusted Systems Laboratories Acrobat 2.56MB Adding SAC to Linux Grant Wagner NSA Acrobat 60KB Powerpoint 165KB Boeing's Secure Network Server Daniel Schnackenberg Boeing	Closing Session Future Directions (1030-1200) This session will review the results from the previous working sessions and initiate the formation of the SAC consortium Acrobat 68KB
Innovative Solutions I (1330-1500) What's New In Trusted Solaris 8 Glen Faden Sun Microsystems Oracle and Strong Access Control Paul Neeham Oracle Strong Access Control via Capabilities Alan Bomberger Agorics Acrobat 70KB Powerpoint 16KB Exodus User Authentication Requirements David Bailey Exodus Acrobat 84KB Powerpoint 926KB	Innovative Research I (1330-1500) Persistent Access Control Marshall Abrams The MITRE Corporation Acrobat 590KB Powerpoint 1.002MB Management of Strong Access Control Ed Schneider IDA Acrobat 164KB Powerpoint 77KB Strong Separation, Virtual Machines, and Private Virtual Networks Edward Feustel IDA Acrobat 99KB Dependable Computing Technology R&D Funding Harris Liebergot NIST Acrobat 519KB
Working Session I Consortium Development (1530-1700) One goal of this workshop is to develop a consortium to further develop and promote SAC in industry. This working session will begin the consortium development process by exploring what should be characterized as Strong Access Control, the role of assurance, the structure of the consortium, and the goals of the consortium.	Working Session II Consortium Development (1530-1700) This working session will continue the process of consortium development by exploring how one might "sell" strong access control, and the membership of the consortium.

© 2001 Applied Computer Security Associates