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Linux Security Summit

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#1

Design and Implementation of a Security Architecture for Critical Infrastructure Industrial Control Systems in the Era of Nation State Cyber Warfare - David Safford, GE

#2

Welcome & Opening Remarks - James Morris, Oracle

#3

The State of Kernel Self Protection Project - Kees Cook, Google

#4

Towards Measured Boot Out of the Box - Matthew Garrett, CoreOS

#5

Smack in 2016 - Casey Schaufler, The Smack Project

#6

Android: Protecting the Kernel - Jeffrey Vander Stoep, Google

#7

(Ab)using Linux as a Trusted Bootloader - Eric Richter, IBM

#8

Integrity Protection and Access Control - Who Do You Trust? - Glenn Wurster, BlackBerry

#9

Keynote: Inside the Mind of a Coccinelle Programmer - Julia Lawall, Developer of Coccinelle and Researcher at Inria

#10

AMD x86 Memory Encryption Technologies - David Kaplan, AMD

#11

Minijail: Running Untrusted Programs Safely - Jorge Lucangeli Obes, Google

#12

Integrity - Mimi Zohar

#13

SELinux - Paul Moore, Red Hat

#14

AppArmor - John Johansen

#15

Opportunistic Encryption Using IPsec - Paul Wouters, Libreswan IPsec VPN Project

#16

Current State of Kernel Audit and Linux Namespaces, Looking Ahead to Containers - Richard Guy Briggs, Red Hat

#17

TPM - Jarkko Sakkinen, Intel

#18

Seecomp - Kees Cook, Google

#19

Securing Filesystem Images for Unprivileged Containers - James Bottomley, IBM

#20

On the Way to Safe Containers - Stephane Graber, Canonical

#21

Birds of a Feather Session

#22

Pre-registration

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Break

#24

AM Break

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Lunch (Attendees on Own)

#26

Registration & Breakfast

#27

AM Break

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Lunch (Attendees on Own)

#29

PM Break

#30

Registration

#31

PM Break