Workshop 10: Security Workshop

Workshop
Tuesday, November 10, 2015 - 9:00am-5:00pm

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Alex Malin, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Abstract: 

Cyber security is an integral part of the practice of systems administration. This workshop provides a forum for security-minded system administrators and researchers to discuss current issues surrounding how systems management and security intersect. Participants select workshop topics in an open format. Learn from colleagues’ successes and get insights into security challenges you’re currently engaged in.

Potential Topics:

  1. High-profile break-ins the past year: implications and impacts
  2. Protecting critical digital assets, and the servers that represent single points of compromise
  3. Security, privacy and the bottom line
  4. Advanced persistent threat
  5. Cloud security
  6. Authentication best practices
  7. Compliance and regulation
  8. Many others as selected by workshop participants

Alex Malin, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Alex Malin has held positions as Network Security Engineer at Pacific Bell Corporation and Senior Systems Technician at the Department Of Energy Albuquerque Service Center. At Los Alamos National Laboratory since 2003, he has worked as Intrusion Detection Analyst, Senior Cyber Security Advisor, and has been Cyber Architect and Information System Security Officer for the High Performance Computing Division since 2010.

BibTeX
@conference {208676,
author = {Alex Malin},
title = {Workshop 10: Security Workshop},
year = {2015},
address = {Washington, D.C.},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = nov
}
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