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Melissa Dark, The Nature of Cybersecurity Knowledge

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Brad Sollar, Trust Without a Connection: Layered Security for Disconnected Mission Compute

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JohnGabriel Nguyen-Truong, The Way We Travel the World Is at Risk: GPS Origins, Recent Disruptions, and Alternative Paths to Resilient Positioning

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Sandhya Aneja, From Data to Decisions: AI-Powered Optimization in Modern Communication Networks

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Eugene Spafford, AI: Cybersecurity Panacea or Existential Threat?

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Krassimir Tzvetanov, Trading Privacy for Convenience: Leading through example in a Hyper-Connected Era

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Jingjie Li, Advancing Online Safety Governance for Digital Platforms and Communities

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Mahimna Kelkar, Rethinking Cryptography and Blockchain Attacker Models

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Romila Pradhan, Reasoning About Interventions in Data and Machine Learning Systems

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Armin Moin, TianoShield: Improving the Security Posture of the TianoCore Ecosystem

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Matt Scheurer, Lies, Telephony, and Hacking History

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Pragathi Jha, Modeling Cyber Adversaries: A Critical Survey of Methods and Assumptions

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Smriti Bhatt, Evolving Security Landscape in the Agentic AI-Enabled IoT Era

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Gary Hayslip, The AI Arms Race

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Brian Peretti, Symposium Closing Keynote: AI, Cybersecurity, and the Path Forward

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Jen Sims, Analyzing Supply Chain Risk in Mobile Applications for Home Energy Storage Systems

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Kelechi Kalu, Software Signing in Practice: Lessons from Adoption and Usability Toward Broader Supply Chain Trust

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Ruqi Zhang, Discovering and Controlling AI Safety Risks in Foundation Models: A Probabilistic Perspective

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Danny Vukobratovich, ISO 27001 as the Engine, NIST CSF 2.0 as the Dashboard, A Practical Operating Model

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Thai Le, Towards Robust and Trustworthy AI Speech Models: What You Read Isn't What You Hear

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Bethanie Williams, AI-Assisted Cyber-Physical Attack Detection in Smart Manufacturing Systems

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Mary Jean Amon, Parental Sharing ("Sharenting") Through the Lens of Interdependent Privacy

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Young Kim, Counterfeit Medical Devices and Medicines as a Fundamental Cyber-Physical Security Problem

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Vijayanth Tummala, Evaluating The Impact of Cyberattacks On AI-based Machine Vision Systems: A Case Study of Threaded Fasteners

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Rohan Paleja, Building Interpretability into Human-Aware Robots through Neural Tree-Based Models

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Peter Ukhanov, From MOVEit to EBS – a Look at Mass Exploitation Extortion Campaigns

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Antonio Bianchi, Attacking and Defending Modern Software with LLMs

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Stephen Flowerday, The Hidden Laundromat at Play: how illicit value moves through online games

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Abulhair Saparov, Can/Will LLMs Learn to Reason?

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Hanshen Xiao, When is Automatic Privacy Proof Possible for Black-Box Processing?

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Marcus Botacin, Malware Detection under Concept Drift: Science and Engineering

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Rajiv Khanna, The Shape of Trust: Structure, Stability, and the Science of Unlearning

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Matthew Sharp, Securing Linux in a Heterogenous Enterprise Environment

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Stephen Kines, Four Deadly Sins of Cyber: Sloth, Gluttony, Greed & Pride

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Sanket Naik, AI Agents for DevSecOps

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Richard Thieme, Thinking Like a Hacker in the Age of AI

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Rolf Oppliger, E2EE Messaging: State of the Art and Future Challenges

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Kris Lovejoy, The Converged Threat Landscape: What's Next in Cybersecurity

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Dave Schroeder, Utilization of National Guard Cyber Forces in Title 32 Status for National Cyber Missions

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Nick Selby, Build Things Properly

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Paul Vixie, Force Projection in the Information Domain: Implications of DNS Security

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Tristen Mullins, Using Side-Channels for Critical Infrastructure Protection

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Richard Love, Russian Hacking: Why, How, Who, and to What End

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Josiah Dykstra, Lessons for Cybersecurity from the American Public Health System

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Michael Clothier, Annual CERIAS Security Symposium Closing Keynote IT, OT, IoT — It's Really Just the "T": An International and Historical Perspective

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Tim Benedict, The Future of AI Depends on Guardrails

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Amir Sadovnik, What do we mean when we talk about AI Safety and Security?

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Hisham Zahid & David Haddad, Decrypting the Impact of Professional Certifications in Cybersecurity Careers

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Ali Al-Haj, Zero Trust Architectures and Digital Trust Frameworks: A Complementary or Contradictory Relationship?

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Adam Shostack, Risk is Not Axiomatic

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Mustafa Abdallah, Effects of Behavioral Decision-Making in Proactive Security Frameworks in Networked Systems

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D. Richard Kuhn, How Can We Provide Assured Autonomy?

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Nick Harrell, Mechanisms of Virality in Online Discourse

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Stanislav Kruglik, Querying Twice: How to Ensure We Obtain the Correct File in a Private Information Retrieval Protocol

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Christopher Yeomans, Fairness as Equal Concession: Critical Remarks on Fair AI

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Mason Rice, Adversarial C2 inside OT Networks

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Yanxue Jia, HomeRun: High-efficiency Oblivious Message Retrieval, Unrestricted

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Roger Grimes, Many Ways to Hack MFA

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Alessandro Acquisti, Behavioral Advertising and Consumer Welfare

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Xiaoqi Chen, SmartCookie: Blocking Large-Scale SYN Floods with a Split-Proxy Defense on Programmable Data Planes

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Zhou Li, The Road Towards Accurate, Scalable and Robust Graph-based Security Analytics: Where Are We Now?

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Michail Maniatakos, Dissecting the Software Supply Chain of Modern Industrial Control Systems

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Chance Younkin, Shamrock Cyber – When Luck Just Isn't Enough

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Ashok Vardhan Raja, Exploiting Vulnerabilities in AI-Enabled UAV: Attacks and Defense Mechanisms

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Russel Waymire, IDART (Information Design Assurance Red Team): A Red Team Assessment Methodology

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Chris Kubecka de Medina, Empowering the Next Generation of Digital Defenders: Ethics in Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies

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David Haddad, AI's Security Maze: Navigating AI's Top Cybersecurity Risks Through Strategic Planning and Resilient Operations

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Shagufta Mehnaz, Privacy and Security in ML: A Priority, not an Afterthought

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David Stracuzzi, Defining Trusted Artificial Intelligence for the National Security Space

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Evan Sultanik, In Pursuit of Silent Flaws: Dataflow Analysis for Bugfinding and Triage

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Daniel Shoemaker, Secure Sourcing of COTS Products: A Critical Missing Element in Software Engineering Education

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Douglas Huelsbeck, The Importance of Security by Design & The Importance of Including Cybersecurity Experts in Your Business Decisions

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Alejandro Cuevas, The Fault in Our Stars: How Reputation Systems Fail in Practice

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Sanket Naik, Modern Enterprise Cybersecurity: A CISO perspective

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Jennifer Bayuk, Stepping Through Cybersecurity Risk Management A Systems Thinking Approach

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Jonathan (Jono) Spring, On Security Operations for AI Systems

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Maksim Eren, Tensor Decomposition Methods for Cybersecurity

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William Malik, Multifactor Authentication - The Problem, Recommendations, and Future Concerns

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Solomon Sonya, Enhancing Cybersecurity via Lessons Learned from the Evolution of Malware

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Leigh Metcalf, Grep for Evil

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Sandhya Aneja, Invisible Signatures: Device Fingerprinting in a Connected World

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Mu Zhang, Backtracking Intrusions in Modern Industrial Internet of Things

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Robert Denz, Mind the Gap: Vulnerabilities and Opportunities for Cyber R&D at the Edge

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Andy Ellis, How to Build and Measure a Corporate Security Program

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Wen Masters, Cyber Risk Analysis for Critical Infrastructure

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Steve Lipner, Thinking About the Future of Encryption

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Courtney Falk, The Bride of the Pod People

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Derek Dervishian, Fuzzing: Understanding the Landscape

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Rebecca Herold, Sorting Surveillance Benefits from Harms

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Khaled Serag, Vulnerability Identification and Defense Construction in Cyber-Physical Systems

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Scott Sage, Erin Miller, How the Cyberspace Domain has Changed the Game for the Space Domain

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Christopher Nuland, Enhancing Software Supply Chain Security in Distributed Systems

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Stuart Shapiro, MITRE PANOPTIC™ Privacy Threat Model

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Rita Foster, Cyber defender's plead - If it's not codified – Please go away

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Dr. Anand Singh, The State of Software Supply Chain Security

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Marina Gavrilova, Advancements and New Developments in Biometric Privacy, Security and Ethics

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Kelly FitzGerald, Don't Copy That Floppy!: A History of Anti-cracking Controls in Early Video Games and Its Economic Impact

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Sayak Ray, Pre-Silicon Hardware Security Analysis through Information Flow Tracking - Current Industry Applications and Research Questions

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Wendy Nather, CERIAS Security Symposium Closing Keynote

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Steve Bellovin, 35 Years of Protecting the Internet