USABILITY, SECURITY, PRIVACY OFCOMPUTER SYSTEMS: A WORKSHOP
July 21–22, 2009
National Academy of Sciences, 2100 C St., N.W., Washington, DC
July 21, 2009
9:00 a.m. | Welcome Nicholas Economides |
| • Introduction of Committee Members and Provocateurs |
| • Purpose and Goals of Workshop |
| • Review Workshop Agenda |
| • Logistical Items |
9:30 | Framing the Usability, Security, and Privacy ResearchChallenge Butler Lampson |
10:00 | Perspectives on Current and Prospective Research |
| Security in Virtual Worlds Frank L. Greitzer |
| Usable Privacy Lorrie Faith Cranor |
| Feeding Practice Back into Research Mary Ellen Zurko |
| Cybersecurity and Insider Threat Deanna D. Caputo |
| Creating a Hierarchy of Categories of User Interactions Angela Sasse |
| Framework of Economic Issues on Usable Security Nicholas Economides |
12:15 p.m. | Working Lunch |
1:30 | Breakout Sessions I |
| How Do We Measure Usable Security? Frank L. Greitzer and Charles P. Pfleeger, session leads |
| Approaches to Usable Security Lorrie Faith Cranor and Don Norman, session leads |
| Developing a “Usable Security” Standard Butler Lampson, session lead |
| Economic Issues for Usable Security and Policy Changes Nicholas Economides and Susan Landau, session leads |
| Beyond Phishing 1: Improving Systems James Foley and Simson Garfinkel, session leads |
3:00 | Break |
3:30 | Breakout Sessions II |
| Approaches to Usable Security Lorrie Faith Cranor and Don Norman, session leads |
| Developing a “Usable Security” Standard Butler Lampson, session lead |
| Beyond Phishing 2: Alternatives to Passwords Simson Garfinkel and Susan Landau, session leads |
| Human Factors and Security Incidents Deanna D. Caputo and Charles Pfleeger, session leads |
| Usable Security Through the Stack, Its Life Cycle, andAll Its Users Angela Sasse and Mary Ellen Zurko, session leads |
| Report Back from Session Leads |
July 22, 2009 |
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9:00 a.m. | Welcoming Remarks Nicholas Economides |
9:30 | Moving from Usability to Understandability Don Norman, Co-Founder, Nielsen Norman Group |
10:00 | Breakout Sessions: Identifying Short- and Long-termResearch Projects Related to Usability, Security, andPrivacy of Computer Systems |
11:30 | Lunch |
1:00 p.m. | Session Leads Report Back |
2:00 | Closing Remarks |