PSP - Privacy and Security in Programming

The First International Workshop on Privacy and Security in Programming (PSP) at SPLASH 2014.

This workshop seeks to embed privacy and security into all aspects of programming and programming languages (and by extension, all aspects of software and software engineering).

PSP welcomes everyone. If you would like to attend this workshop please email psp2014@easychair.org

See the following web site for further information about PSP 2014: http://privacysecurityinprogramming.com/

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08:30 - 10:00	IntroductionPSP at Portland

08:30 45m Talk		Welcome and Introduction of First Keynote PSP
09:15 45m Talk		Keynote 1: Stephen Chong PSP

10:30 - 12:00	SoftwarePSP at Portland

10:30 45m Talk		Nathan Fulton, Cyrus Omar and Jonathan Aldrich. "Statically Typed String Sanitation Inside a Python" PSP
11:15 45m Talk		Jonathan Gallagher, Robin Gonzalez and Michael Locasto. "Verifying Security Patches" PSP

13:30 - 15:00	DataPSP at Portland

13:30 45m Talk		Keynote 2: Caspar Bowden PSP
14:15 45m Talk		Lucas Waye. "Privacy Integrated Data Stream Queries" PSP

15:30 - 17:00	Moving ForwardPSP at Portland

15:30 30m Awards		Best Paper Award PSP
16:00 30m Talk		PANEL: Security and Privacy in Programming PSP
16:30 30m Talk		Next Steps PSP

Accepted Papers

	Title
	Best Paper Award PSP
	Jonathan Gallagher, Robin Gonzalez and Michael Locasto. "Verifying Security Patches" PSP
	Keynote 1: Stephen Chong PSP
	Keynote 2: Caspar Bowden PSP
	Lucas Waye. "Privacy Integrated Data Stream Queries" PSP
	Nathan Fulton, Cyrus Omar and Jonathan Aldrich. "Statically Typed String Sanitation Inside a Python" PSP
	Next Steps PSP
	PANEL: Security and Privacy in Programming PSP
	Welcome and Introduction of First Keynote PSP

Call For Submissions

See the following web site for further information about PSP 2014: http://privacysecurityinprogramming.com/

Privacy and Security in ProgrammingPSP

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Accepted Papers

Call For Submissions

Tyrone Grandison

Proficiency Labs

United States

Raquel L. Hill

Indiana University

Michael Maximilien

IBM Cloud Labs

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Accepted Papers

Call For Submissions

Tyrone Grandison

Proficiency Labs

United States

Raquel L. Hill

Indiana University

Michael Maximilien

IBM Cloud Labs

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