North Bethesda, Maryland
Priority Research Direction Reports
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Workshop Charge
- Identify research needs and opportunities in cybersecurity for open science, with a focus on the DOE open science enterprise and its domestic and international open science participants
- To the extent that it shares common attributes with cybersecurity for the internet, include consideration of secure control systems in the energy sector
- Discuss any unique attributes that the inclusion of open science brings to cybersecurity and explore the implications these may have for cybersecurity research activities
- Suggest a definition of Cybersecurity Research for Open Science
- Suggest a set of Priority Research Directions for a program of cybersecurity research for open science (include secure control systems in the energy sector)
- Relate all findings and recommendations to the present and planned cybersecurity research activities of others
- Prepare a preliminary letter report within one week of workshop completion and follow with a full report within 60 days of workshop completion.
Contacts
- Pat Burns – Co-Chair
- Susan Estrada – Co-Chair
- George Michaels – Co-Chair
Department of Energy, DOE Cooperating Offices
Other Workshop Information
Day 1 Presentations
- Exploring the Science of Cyber Security - Walter Polansky (ppt)
- Attaining a Strategic Perspective - Platitudes from - Pat Burns (ppt)
- Keynote - Steve Crocker (pdf)
- Cyber Security Research Needs for Open Science (remarks) - Gary Johnson (ppt)
- Cyber Security for Energy Control Systems: Basic Research Needs - Hank Kenchington (ppt)
Day 2 Presentations
- George Spix's slides (ppt)
