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Anyone who would like to participate, and has not received an invitation to register with the ORNL Visitor Services must register.
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Our goals for this meeting are to identify areas for basic research, analyze R&D strategies, and establish the framework for innovative communication and coordination pathways so that DOE can be in a position to lead transformational efforts in cyber security. We have invited a small number of keynote speakers to help us enumerate the pressing issues/strategies and charaterize the environment from their vantage points. Specific outcomes from this meeting are expected to include:
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Day One – Monday June 30, 2008 |
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11:00–12:00 |
Arrival at ORNL Visitor Center for Visitor Pass Pickup and transfer to the Conference Center (same building as Visitor Center) |
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12:00–1:00 |
Lunch (on your own at the cafeteria [same building as Visitor Center]) | ||
| 1:00-1:10 | ORNL Welcome and Introduction by Brian Worley, Director, Computational Science and Engineering | ||
1:10–1:30 |
Today's organizational goals and expected outcomes by grass roots organizing group (Frincke and Sheldon) |
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| 1:30- 2:30 | Invited Speaker Steve Nixon, Director of Science and Technology, Office of the Director of National Intelligence | ||
2:30–3:00 |
Break |
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3:00–4:00 |
Invited Speaker John Abeles, CEO, System 1, Inc. |
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4:00–5:00 |
Q&A with the Department of Energy, Walter Polansky |
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| 5:00–5:30 | Invited Speaker Ji Sun Lee, Program Manager, Technology Acceptance & Integration, Human Factors, DHS | ||
| 5:30–6:00 | Transfer via ORNL provided bus to Calhouns Resturant at Turkey Creek (map). | ||
6:00–7:30 |
Dinner (on your own) with invited speakers and round table discussions (Calhouns at Turkey Creek). Informal Group Brainstorming: Identifying themes and strategies for transformation that meet the challenges of cyber security into the 21st century. |
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7:30 |
Finish and return to ORNL (and the hotel as necessary) |
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Day Two – Tuesday July 1, 2008 |
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7:30–8:00 |
Working Breakfast
Today's organizational goals will be presented and discussed to address the logistics for achieving the aforementioned goals [who, what, where, when and how]. Specific questions/clarifications regarding logistics will be discussed/resolved. |
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8:00–8:10 |
Summary/Overview accomplishments and plans for today's agenda, Brian Worley | ||
8:10–8:30 |
Expected outcomes by grass roots organizing group (Frincke and Sheldon) | ||
8:30–10:00 |
Invited Speaker Radia Perlman, Sun Fellow, Network Protocols and Security, Sun Microsystems |
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10:00–10:30 |
Break |
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10:30–12:00 |
Breakout Session: Establishing Our Vision: Identifying Specific Transformation Goals |
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12:00–1:00 |
Working Lunch Breakout follow-on discussions will proceed using the same process/guidlines as described above in the working breakfast. |
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1:00–1:45 |
Invited Speaker Michael Strayer, DOE Associate Director, Advanced Scientific Computing Research |
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1:45–1:50 |
5 minute transition break |
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| 1:50–4:30 | Breakout Session: Translating Vision Into Reality: Specifying a Research Agenda Given our transformational ideas from the morning, what specific research activities should be supported in a visionary science-based R&D agenda will be needed to bring these visions to fruition? What should our science goals be in 3, 5, and 10 years? How can we ensure that our science truly raises the bar, and does not focus on near term issues only? Individual breakout sessions will be organized around Birds of a Feather, such as Analytics/Complex Systems, Risk/Resilience, Quantitative CyberSecurity, and Data Management. We are specifically emphasizing a science approach, while acknowledging that policy and social changes may be needed to enable use of these trends. 40 Minutes Breakout into topic areas for brainstorming 20 Minutes Break 40 Minutes Breakout into topic areas for brainstorming 10 Minutes Reassembly 50 Minutes Topic breakout leads present conclusions from brainstorming sessions |
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4:30–5:00 |
Today's Wrap-up (Frinke and Sheldon) | ||
5:00–5:30 |
Transfer to Flat Water Grill via personal vehicles (see map here) | ||
5:30–7:00 |
Dinner at Flat Water Grill (Sign-up sheet for drivers and riders) on your own | ||
Day Three – Wednesday July 2, 2008 |
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7:30–8:00 |
Working Breakfast Today's organizational goals will be presented and discussed to address the logistics for achieving the aforementioned goals [who, what, where, when and how]. Specific questions/clarifications regarding logistics will be discussed/resolved. |
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8:00–8:10 |
Progress report and plans for today's agenda, Brian Worley | ||
8:10–8:30 |
Expected outcomes by grass roots organizing group (Frincke and Sheldon) | ||
8:30–9:30 |
Invited Speaker Von Welch, Director, National Center for Applied Secure Systems Research, NCSA/University of Illinois |
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10:00–10:30 |
Break |
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10:30–12:00 |
Breakout Session: Translating Vision Into Reality: Refining Our R&D Agenda Continuing from the previous day, address the considerations raised during the open discussion. The result should be phrased in language appropriate for a BAA, specifically one to be launched through Applied Mathematics in the near term, and tie directly to the Transformational Vision. 40 Minutes Breakout into topic areas for brainstorming 10 Minutes Reassembly 40 Minutes Topic breakout leads present conclusions from brainstorming sessions |
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| 12:00–12:30 | Q&A with the Department of Energy, Walter Polansky | ||
12:30–1:30 |
Working Lunch Wrap-up and Breakout follow-on discussions will proceed using the same process/guidlines as described above in the working breakfast. |
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Short Classified Session (by invitation only contact Joe Trien) Why a classified session? Marking the end of the unclassified portion of the Town Hall Meeting 2 |
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1:30–2:30 |
Invited Speaker George Hull, Northrop Grumman IT, Intelligence Group (TASC) | ||
2:30–3:00 |
Break | ||
3:00–4:00 |
Membrane Group Session | ||
4:00 |
Town Hall Meeting 2 Adjounment (Trien) | ||