ICMC19 Conference Agenda
This is an archive of the agenda from ICMC19, May 14-17, 2019. Click here to view the agenda for ICMC20.
Tuesday 14 May
Optional Pre-Conference Workshops
08:00 - 09:00 Registration
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-Function
09:00 - 12:30 Pre‑Conference Workshops
| Pre-Conference Workshops (Parq Salon F) |
09:00 Cryptographic Lifecycle Management Workshop (W00a) Vladimir Soukharev, Chief Post-Quantum Researcher & Cryptographer, Infosec Global, Canada
| Pre-Conference Workshops (Parq Salon E) |
09:00 FIPS 140-2 Validation Process: Overview and Case Study (W00b) Alex Calis, NIST, United States; Ian Hall, Certification Architect, Symantec, United States; Brad Proffitt, Director of Operations, Lightship Security, United States; Diana Robinson, Senior Manager for Product Security Certifications & Specialized Testing, Symantec, United States
| Pre-Conference Workshops (Granville) |
09:00 Seminar on Hardware Attacks to Cryptographic Processors (W00c) David Hernandez, R&D Manager, Applus+ Laboratories, Spain
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-Function
13:30 - 17:00 Pre‑Conference Workshops
| Pre-Conference Workshops (Parq Salon F) |
13:30 Introduction to Blockchain Workshop (W01a) William Sandberg-Maitland, Principal Scientist, SPYRUS Inc., Canada
| Pre-Conference Workshops (Parq Salon E) |
13:30 Workshop on Automated Cryptographic Validation Protocol (ACVP) (W01b) Christopher Celi, Computer Scientist, NIST, United States; Barry Fussell, Software Technical Leader, CISCO, United States; Stephan Mueller, Principal Consultant and Evaluator, atsec, United States; Philip Perricone, Software Engineer, Cisco, United States; Apostol Vassilev, Research Lead–STVM, Computer Security Division, NIST, United States
| Pre-Conference Workshops (Granville) |
13:30 Physical Testing (Beyond FIPS) (W01c) Luis Alfonso García, Technical Manager, Epoche and Espri (a DEKRA company), Spain
Wednesday 15 May
Conference Sessions
08:00 - 09:00 Registration
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-Function
09:00 - 09:45 Plenary Keynote Session
Parq Grand Ballroom EF
9:00 Conference Welcome (P10a) Yi Mao, atsec, United States; 9:10 CMUF Update (P10b) Matt Keller, CMUF, United States
9:15 Plenary Keynote Presentation: Keeping up with the Joneses (P10c) Mary Ann Davidson, Chief Security Officer, Oracle Corp. Mary Ann Davidson is responsible for Oracle Software Security Assurance. She represents Oracle on the Board of Directors of the Information Technology Information Sharing and Analysis Center (IT-ISAC), and serves on the international board of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) More…
09:45-10:30 Networking Break in Exhibits
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
10:30 - 12:30 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Joshua Brickman, Director, Security Evaluations, Oracle Corp., United States
10:30 Latest Cryptographic Module Test Technology Development Trends of KCMVP (C11a) Sung Ha Lee, NSR, South Korea
11:00 Update on the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (C11b) Roy Crombie, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada; Keith Merlo, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada
11:30 Update on Australian Cryptographic Evaluations (C11c) Juan Gonzalez, Laboratory Director, Teron Labs, Australia
12:00 CMVP Programmatic Update (C11d) Carolyn French, Manager Cryptographic Module Validation Program, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada; Beverly Trapnell, NIST, United States
| General Technology (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Moderator: Steve Weingart, Consultant, Highland Tech LLC, United States
10:30 FIPS 140-2 and the Cloud (G11a) Alan Halachmi, Sr. Manager, Solutions Architecture, Amazon, United States
11:00 FIPS In The Cloud Working Group (G11b) Yi Mao, Lab Director, atsec, United States; Ben Tucker, Senior Security Engineer II – Standards & Certifications, Citrix, United States
11:30 Entropy as a Service—A Scheme, Implementation, Experience (G11c) Ravi Jagannathan, Security Architect Vsphere./ESXi, VMware, United States; Apostol Vassilev, Research Lead–STVM, Computer Security Division, NIST, United States
12:00 Cloudy or Clouded? (G11d) Fabien Deboyser, Team leader CC, Europe UL, France
| Post-Quantum Crypto (Cambie) |
Moderator: Marcus Streets, Principal Security Architect, Arm, United Kingdom
10:30 Post-Quantum Crypto Track Keynote (Q11a) Michele Mosca, University Research Chair and Co-Founder, University of Waterloo and evolutionQ Inc., Canada
11:00 Second Round Candidates in NIST PQC Standardization (Q11b) Lily Lidong Chen, Mathematician, NIST, United States; Dustin Moody, Mathematician, NIST, United States
11:30 Post-Quantum Cryptography Based on Isogenies and Progress in Hardware (Q11c) Reza Azarderakhsh, Assistant Professor, Florida Atlantic University and PQSecure Technologies, United States
12:00 The Post-Quantum Signature Scheme qTESLA and its Integration into the TLS Protocol (Q11d) Patrick Longa, Researcher, Microsoft Research, United States
| Embedded Crypto (Burrard) |
Moderator: Loren Shade, VP Marketing, Allegro Software, United States
10:30 IoT and Payments (E11a) Jason Hart, CTO Data Protection, Gemalto, United Kingdom
11:00 Emerging Cryptography Trends in the Internet of Things (E11b) Charles White, CTO, Fornetix, United States
11:30 Building Trust Takes Time. Or Just Cryptography and Secure Execution? (E11c) Martin Oczko, Head of Appliance Technologies, PrimeKey, Germany
12:00 Encryption Standardization for NVDIMM-N Class PMEM Devices (E11d) Sridhar Balasubramanian, Principal Product Security Architect, NetApp, United States
12:30 - 13:45 Lunch in Exhibit Area
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
13:45 - 15:15 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Joshua Brickman, Director, Security Evaluations, Oracle Corp., United States
13:45 Pearson Testing (C12a) Gavin O’Brien, Computer Scientist, NIST, United States
14:15 NIAP Update (C12b) Dianne Hale, NIAP, United States
14:45 CCUF Update (C12c) Fiona Pattinson, CCUF, United States
| Random Bit Generators (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Moderator: Meltem Sonmez Turan, Guest Researcher, NIST, United States
13:45 Random Numbers, Entropy Sources and You (N12a) John Kelsey, Computer Scientist, NIST, United States
14:15 Panel on Evaluation and Validation of Random Bit Generators (N12b) Moderator: Apostol Vassilev, Research Lead–STVM, Computer Security Division, NIST, United States; Panelists: Allen Roginsky, Mathematician, NIST, United States; John Kelsey, Computer Scientist, NIST, United States; Joshua Hill, UL VS, Inc., United States; Werner Schindler, Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI), Germany [60 MIN]
| Post-Quantum Crypto (Cambie) |
Moderator: Michele Mosca, Professor, University of Waterloo, Canada
13:45 Progress in Post-Quantum Cryptography (Q12a) Tanja Lange, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Netherlands
14:15 Panel on Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration: Get Your Organization Ready! (Q12b) Moderator: Bruno Couillard, President & CEO, Crypto4A, Canada; Panelists: Mike Brown, CTO, ISARA, Canada; Basil Hess, Chief Cryptographic Engineer, InfoSec Global, Switzerland; Michael Markowitz, Vice President, Information Security Corporation, United States; David Ott, Sr. Staff Researcher and Academic Research Director, VMware, United States [60 MIN]
| Embedded Crypto (Burrard) |
Moderator: Renaudt Nunez, IT Security Consultant, atsec, United States
13:45 IoT and the NISTIR 8200: A Step Towards Standardization (E12a) Jennifer Brady, Sr. Engineer/Project Manager, Acumen Security, United States
14:15 Panel on Life Cycle for IoT Devices—Crypto Agility and Privacy (E12b) Moderator: Loren Shade, VP Marketing, Allegro Software, United States; Panelist: Florian Caullery, DarkMatter, United Arab Emirates; Tomas Gustavsson, CTO, PrimeKey, United Kingdom; Marcus Streets, Principal Security Architect, ARM, United Kingdom [60 Min]
15:15 - 15:45 Networking Break in Exhibits
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
15:45-17:15 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Brian Wood, Device Security Certification Manager, Samsung, United States
15:45 ACVP Update (C13a) Christopher Celi, Computer Scientist, NIST, United States
16:15 Panel Discussion: With ACVP Done What’s Next on the Road to Automating the NIST Crypto Validation Programs? (C13b) Moderator: Apostol Vassilev, Research Lead–STVM, Computer Security Division, NIST, United States; Panelists: Tim Anderson, Sr. Technical Industry Specialist, AWS Security, United States; Shawn Geddis, Security & Certifications Engineer, United States; Robert Relyea, Principal, Red Hat, United States; Dominic Rizzo, Open Secure Silicon Tech Lead, FIPS Security Key Tech Lead, Google, United States [60 MIN]
| General Technology (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Moderator: Seth Nielson, Chief Scientist, Crimson Vista
15:45 Certificate Maintenance: 3SUB vs 5SUB (G13a) Abdullah Abubshait, Security QA Engineer, Cygnacom, United States
16:15 A Protocol Protocol (G13b) Steve Weymann, Co-Founder, KeyPair Consulting Inc, United States
16:45 TLS v1.3 and FIPS: Can They Be Friends? (G13c) Anthony Busciglio, Co-Founder & Laboratory Director, Acumen Security, United States; Ryan Thomas, Laboratory Manager, Acumen Security, United States
| Post-Quantum Crypto (Cambie) |
Moderator: Marcus Streets, Principal Security Architect, Arm, United Kingdom
15:45 SAFEcrypto Project (Q13a) Sarah McCarthy, Research Assistant at ECIT – Institute of Electronics, Communications & Information Technology, Queen’s University Belfast, United Kingdom
16:15 Panel on Integrating Quantum Key Agreement in the Real World (Q13b) Moderator: Kelly Richdale, EVP Quantum-Safe Security, ID Quantique, Switzerland; Panelist: Brian Neill, VP, evolutionQ Inc., Canada; Kenli Chong, Technical Director, QuintessenceLabs, Australia; Jason Hart, CTO Data Protection, Gemalto, United Kingdom; Thomas Wilson, Network Services, RBC, Canada [60 Min]
| Embedded Crypto (Burrard) |
Moderator: Renaudt Nunez, IT Security Consultant, atsec, United States
15:45 FIPS Validation and Mission-Critical IoT Ecosystems (E13a) Loren Shade, VP Marketing, Allegro Software, United States
16:15 HSM Requirements for V2X Connected Car Communications (E13b) Jose Emilio Rico Martinez, Lab Director, Epoche & Espri (A Dekra company), Spain
16:45 Securing the Smart City: Architectural Considerations for CA and Remote Key Distribution (E13c) Adam Cason, Director of Product Marketing, Futurex, United States
17:15 - 18:45 Welcome Reception in Exhibits
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
18:45 - 21:15 Dine‑Around Vancouver
Enjoy an informal group dinner at one of Vancouver’s best restaurants with your ICMC colleagues. Select a restaurant and reserve your seat for a prix-fixe dinner at a group table. Reserve early—seating is limited. On site, you’ll meet your group Wednesday at 18:45 at the ICMC registration desk and depart from there.
Thursday 16 May
Conference Sessions
08:00 - 09:00 Coffee in the Exhibits
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
09:00 - 09:45 Plenary Keynote Session
9:00 Securing Cryptographic Modules: A Shades of Gray Story (P20a) Matthieu Rivain, COO, cryptoexperts, France
Matthieu Rivain is COO for CryptoExperts, a solution provider in the area of cryptography. He was program co-chair of CHES 2018, and co-editor-in-chief of IACR TCHES Vol. 2018. He was previously a cryptography engineer at Oberthur Technologies (now Idemia) and PhD student at University of Luxembourg (2006-2009) focusing on cryptographic implementations and side-channel attacks. More…
09:45-10:15 Networking Break in Exhibits
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
10:15 - 12:15 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Fabien Deboyser, Team Leader CC, Europe UL, France
10:15 Eurosmart IOT Device Certification Scheme (C21a) Roland Atoui, Security Certifications Advisor, Eurosmart/Red Alert Labs, France
10:45 PSA Certification Programme (C21b) Rob Coombs, Security Director, Arm, United Kingdom; Marcus Streets, Principal Security Architect, Arm, United Kingdom
11:15 FIDO Authenticator Certification—FIPS 140-2 Companion Program (C21c) Roland Atoui, Security Certifications Advisor, Certification Secretariat, FIDO Alliance/Red Alert Labs, France
11:45 Secure Components—Certification That Benefits Edge, Fog, and Cloud (C21d) Olivier Van Nieuwenhuyze, Board Member and Security Task Force Chair, GlobalPlatform, United Kingdom
| General Technology (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Moderator: Lachlan Turner, Lightship Security, Canada
10:15 FedRAMP Introduction (G21a) Ravi Jagannathan, Security Architect Vsphere./ESXi, VMware, United States
10:45 On Password Hashing and Password Hardening Schemes (G21b) Sweta Mishra, Researcher, NIST, United States; Meltem Sonmez Turan, Guest Researcher, NIST, United States
11:15 Shifting POSTs Into High Gear (G21c) Swapneela Unkule, atsec, United States
11:45 Market Surveillance: how can we know that the delivered product is the certified one? (G21d) Martin Schaffer, Global Head of Secure Products & Systems, SGS Digital Trust Services GmbH, Austria
| Open Source Crypto (Cambie) |
Moderator: Laurie Mack, Director Security and Certifications, Gemalto, Canada
10:15 OS Crypto Track Keynote: Does Open-Source Cryptographic Software Work Correctly? (S21a) Daniel J. Bernstein, Research Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago, United States
10:45 IoT TLS: Why It Is Hard (S21b) David Brown, Senior SW Engineer, Linaro, United States
11:15 Intel® SGX’s Open Source Approach to 3rd Party Attestation (S21c) Dan Zimmerman, Security Technologist, Intel, United States
11:45 KMIP vs PKCS#11—There Is No Contest! (S21d) Tony Cox, VP Partners, Alliances and Standards, OASIS, Australia
| End User Experience (Burrard) |
Moderator: Loren Shade, VP Marketing, Allegro Software, United States
10:15 Building Security In: Observations From the Front Lines (U21a) Manish Gaur, Director of Security, Trust and Assurance, VMware, United States
10:45 Transition to ACVP: Challenges for CAVS Users (U21b) Stephan Mueller, Principal Consultant and Evaluator, atsec, United States
11:15 Update from the Security Policy Working Group (U21c) Mark Hanson, Program Manager, McAfee LLC, United States; Ryan Thomas, Laboratory Manager, Acumen Security, United States
11:45 Squaring the Circle (U21d) Oreste Panaia, Senior Software Engineer/Architect, PrimeKey, Germany
12:15 - 13:30 Lunch in Exhibit Area
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
13:30 - 15:00 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Fabien Deboyser, Team Leader CC, Europe UL, France
13:30 Securing a Connected World—How to Create a Certification Landscape (C22a) Sylvain Bonfardin, Principal Security Compliance Engineer, USA Security Certification Manager, NXP Semiconductors, United States
14:00 Smart CC and CC-like Private Schemes (C22b) Wouter Slegers, CEO, TrustCB, Netherlands
14:30 Composite Evaluation Approach Derived from Decades of Experience in Smartcard Evaluations for HSM and SAM (C22c) Maria Fravventura, Group Manager and Senior Security Evaluator, Brightsight, Netherlands
| General Technology (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Moderator: Fiona Pattinson, Vice President, atsec information security, United States
13:30 Encryption Key Management—Understanding and Mitigating Your Risks (G22a) Bruce Rich, Cryptsoft Fellow and Principal Engineer, Cryptsoft, Australia
14:00 Source Code Reviews: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (G22b) Kelvin Desplanque, Security Certification Engineer, Cisco Systems Canada, Canada
14:30 Validating the Implementations of the “New” and “Old” Key Establishment Standards (G22c) Allen Roginsky, Mathematician, NIST, United States
| Open Source Crypto (Cambie) |
Moderator: Nithya Rachamadugu, Senior Director, Cygnacom Solutions, United States
13:30 Update on the New OpenSSL FIPS Module Development Project (S22a) Chris Brych, Senior Principal Security Analyst—Global Product Security, Oracle, Canada
14:00 Panel on OpenSSL Project and the Joy of FIPs 140-2 (S22b) Moderator: Tim Hudson, CTO and Technical Director, Cryptsoft and OMC & Committer, OpenSSL, Australia; Panelists: Matt Caswell, OMC & Committer, OpenSSL Software Foundation, United Kingdom; Richard Levitte, OMC & Committer, Co-Founder, OpenSSL Software Foundation; Matthias St. Pierre, OpenSSLCommitter, NCP, Germany; Paul Yang, Committer, BaishanCloud, China[60 Min]
| End User Experience (Burrard) |
Moderator: Laurie Mack, Director Security and Certifications, Gemalto, Canada
13:30 Crypto Done Right, One Year In. Lessons Learned and Next Steps (U22a) Seth Nielson, Director of Advanced Research Projects, Johns Hopkins University, United States
14:00 Can The Complete Application Stack Be Agile and Remain Compliant? (U22b) Tomas Gustavsson, CTO, PrimeKey, Sweden
14:30 Oh Crap, Another Vulnerability Report! Now What? (U22c) Smita Mahapatra, Security and Certifications Analyst, Gemalto, Canada; Shawn Pinet, Senior Security & Certification Analyst, Gemalto, Canada
15:00-15:30 Networking Break in Exhibits
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
15:30 - 17:00 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Brian Wood, Device Security Certification Manager, Samsung, United States
15:30 A New European Regulation Landscape for Secure Signature Devices (C23a) Gonzalo Porlan, Common criteria technical manager, Applus+, Spain
16:00 eIDAS: Will Common Criteria Replace FIPS 140-2? (C23b) Moderator: Maria Fravventura, Group Manager and Senior Security Evaluator, Brightsight, Italy; Panelists: Arnold Abromeit, Senior Security Consultant/Evaluator, TÜV Informationstechnik, Germany; Jonathan Allin, Product Manager, nCipher Security, United Kingdom; Dieter Bong, Product Manager, Utimaco, Germany; Graham Costa, Security and Certification Manager, Gemalto, United Kingdom; [60 MIN]
| General Technology (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Moderator: Steve Weingart, Consultant, Highland Tech LLC, United States
15:30 Encryption Key Management vs Key Vaulting (G23a) Steve Pate, Principal Product Architect, Thales eSecurity, United States
16:00 Equivalency Working Group Report (G23b) Carolyn French, Manager Cryptographic Module Validation Program, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada; Renaudt Nunez, IT Security Consultant, atsec, United States
16:30 Towards Standardization of Threshold Cryptography at NIST (G23c) Luis T.A.N. Brandao, NIST, United States; Apostol Vassilev, Research Lead–STVM, Computer Security Division, NIST, United States
| Open-Source Crypto (Cambie) |
Moderator: Seth Nielson, Chief Scientist, Crimson Vista
15:30 A Reflection: Compliance, Security, and the New World of Multi-Release Jars with Bouncy Castle (S23a) David Hook, Director/Consultant, Crypto Workshop, Australia
16:00 Open Source Chinese Blockchain and Services (S23b) Paul Yang, Architect, BaishanCloud, China; Zhenlong Zhao, CTO, Beijing TrustChain Technology Co, China
16:30 System-Wide Cryptographic Policies and FIPS (S23c) Tomas Mraz, Principal SW Engineer, Red Hat, Czechia
| Crypto Enterprise Showcase (Burrard) |
Moderator: Bill Rutledge, Project Director, ICMC, United States
Note: This track features organization that leverage encryption technologies in new and innovative ways. As such, speakers may focus on proprietary technologies—usually not permitted at ICMC.
15:30 Secure Multiparty Computation Applications for Key Protection and Key Management (T23a) Oz Mishli, VP of Products, Unbound Tech, Israel
16:00 Operating on Encrypted Data Without Compromising Confidentiality (T23b) Priyadarshan Kolte, Co-Founder & CTO, Baffle, United States
16:30 Going Viral: Four Principles of Usable Encryption (T23c) Will Ackerly, Founder, Virtru, United States
17:00 - 18:00 Crypto Jeopardy Game Show
Parq Grand Ballroom ABCD
Your Host: Clint Winebrenner, Technical Lead, Cisco Systems, United States. Answers must be in the form of a question! Come watch last year’s champion versus three new experienced contestants test their FIPS knowledge in a game of trivia related to algorithms, derived testing requirements, entropy, implementation guidance and more. A few members from the audience will be selected to assist the contestants on specific questions and be eligible to win prizes. Drinks and snacks will be served.
Friday 17 May
Conference Sessions
08:00 - 09:00 Coffee
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-Function
09:00 - 09:45 Plenary Keynote Session
Parq Grand Ballroom E
9:00 Plenary Keynote Presentation: At the Root of It All: The Cryptographic Underpinnings of Security (P30a) Karen Reinhardt, Director, Security Tools, Entrust Datacard
Karen Reinhardt brings over 25 years of experience in IT and almost 20 years in Infosec into her role as Director in Entrust Datacard’s Office of the CTO. During that time, she has been engineer, manager, sales engineer, consultant, SME, and architect. She started her Infosec careers in 1999 as a founding member of the Qwest Communications (CentryLink) Information security team and since then, More…
09:45 - 10:00 Networking Break
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-Function
10:00 - 11:30 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Nithya Rachamadugu, Senior Director, Cygnacom Solutions, United States
10:00 Dealing with Overlapping Certification Requirements and Maximizing Your FIPS Investment (C31a) Smita Mahapatra, Security and Certifications Analyst, Gemalto, Canada; Shawn Pinet, Senior Security & Certification Analyst, Gemalto, Canada
10:30 ISO/IEC 19790 Updates (C31b) Michael Cooper, IT Specialist, NIST, United States; Fiona Pattinson, Vice President, atsec, United States
11:00 FIPS 140-3 Update (C31c) Matthew Scholl, NIST, United States
| Advanced Technology (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Track Sponsor
Moderator: José Ruiz Gualda, Program Director, ICMC
10:00 Back to the Cryptography Future (A31a) Bridget A. Walshe, Director Cryptographic Security and Systems Development, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada
10:30 An Architectural Framework for Virtual Trustworthy Systems (A31b) Jeff Hewett, Cisco, United States; Rumman Mahmud, Technical Marketing Engineer, Cisco Systems, United States
11:00 Privacy-Preserving Planning and Coordination Among Autonomous Systems Equipped with Resource-Constrained Devices (A31c) Mehrdad Nojoumian, Assistant Professor, Florida Atlantic University, United States
| Open Source Crypto (Cambie) |
Moderator: Lachlan Turner, Lightship Security, Canada
10:00 PKCS #11 Interface for HKDF to Support TLS 1.3 (S31a) Robert Relyea, Principal, Red Hat, United States
10:30 Panel on TLS: The Problems in Moving to 1.3 (S31b) Moderator: Tim Hudson, CTO and Technical Director, Cryptsoft and OMC & Committer, OpenSSL, Australia; Panelists: Matt Caswell, OMC & Committer, OPENSSL, United Kingdom; Brent Cook, Engineering Manager, LibreSSL, United States; David Hook, Director/Consultant, Crypto Workshop, Australia; Todd Ouska Founder and CTO, WolfSSL, United States [60 Min]
| Random Bit Generators (Burrard) |
Moderator: Yi Mao, VP and Lab Director, atsec, United States
10:00 The IID Assumption and You! (N31a) Joshua Hill, Information Security Scientist, UL VS, Inc., United States
10:30 On the Next Revision of SP 800-90B (N31b) Meltem Sonmez Turan, Guest Researcher, NIST, United States
11:00 A Framework for Side-Channel Resistant Hardware/Software Codesign Using Quantum Crypto-Module (QCM) Supported by Quantum Entropy Chip (QEC) (N31c) Jongwon “JP” Park, Chief Strategy Officer, EYL Inc., United States
11:30 - 11:45 Networking Break
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-Function
11:45 - 12:15 CMUF Monthly Meeting—May
Parq Grand Ballroom E
12:15 - 13:00 Lunch
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-function
13:00 - 14:30 Track Sessions
| Certification Programs (Parq Grand Ballroom E) |
Moderator: Fiona Pattinson, Vice President, atsec information security, United States
13:00 NIST and NIAP Working Together (C32a) Mary Baish, Director, NIAP, United States; Michael Cooper, IT Specialist, NIST, United States
13:30 Panel Discussion on FIPS and CC: Symbiotic Certifications (C32b) Moderator: Nithya Rachamadugu, Senior Director, Cygnacom Solutions, United States; Panelists: Erin Connor, Conference Chair, ICMC, Canada; Shawn Geddis, Security & Certifications Engineer, United States; Lachlan Turner, Director Consulting, Lightship Security, Canada; Brian Wood, Device Security Certification Manager, Samsung, United States [60 MIN]
| Advanced Technology (Parq Grand Ballroom F) |
Moderator: Valerie Fenwick, Intel, United States
13:00 Kernel FIPS Software Integrity Test and KASLR (A32a) Heorhii Levchenko, Senior Engineer, Samsung Electronics Ukraine Company, LLC, Ukraine
13:30 Adversarial Perspectives on Cryptography (A32b) Brent Cook, Senior Engineering Manager, Rapid7, United States
14:00 The New NIST Reference for Randomness Beacons (A32c) Luis T. A. N. Brandao, NIST, United States; John Kelsey, Computer Scientist, NIST, United States; Rene Peralta, Computer Scientist, NIST, United States
| Attacks to Crypto Modules (Cambie) |
Moderator: Yi Mao, VP and Lab Director, atsec, United States
13:00 Evaluating Cryptography in a Common Criteria Context (K32a) Maria Christofi, Technical Manager of the Cryptography Lab, Oppida, France
13:30 Study Side-Channel Analysis for Hardware Based on Probabilistic Programs (K32b) Mehri Yahyaei, Direct Manager of IT Laboratories, Research Center of Informatics Industries (RCII. Co), Iran
14:00 Back to the Future—A Look into ISO/IEC 19790 Physical Security Requirements (K32c) Renaudt Nunez, IT Security Consultant, atsec, United States
| General Technology (Burrard) |
Moderator: Steve Weingart, Consultant, Highland Tech LLC, United States
13:00 Arm Platform Security Architecture: An Introduction (G32a) Rob Coombs, Security Director, Arm, United Kingdom; Marcus Streets, Principal Security Architect, Arm, United Kingdom
13:30 CPU Equivalency Working Group Panel Report and Discussion (G32b) Moderator: Steve Weingart, Consultant, Highland Tech LLC, United States; Panelists: Kelvin Desplanque, Security Certification Engineer, Cisco Systems Canada, Canada; Keith Merlo, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada; Ed Morris, Co-founder, Gossamer Security Solutions, United States
14:30 - 15:00 Networking Break
Parq Grand Ballroom Pre-Function
15:00 - 16:00 Closing Remarks, Summary Panel Discussion
Parq Grand Ballroom E
Closing Remarks: Nithya Rachamadugu, Senior Director, Cygnacom Solutions, United States
Summary Panel on the Expanding Role of Cloud-Based Cryptographic Modules (P33b) Moderator: Steve Weingart, Consultant, Highland Tech LLC, United States; Panelists: Adam Cason, Director of Product Marketing, Futurex, United States; Michael Cooper, IT Specialist, NIST, United States; Yi Mao, VP and Lab Director, atsec, United States