Cybersecurity Education Workshop 2018

April 23^rd & 24^th, 2018
Lake Tahoe – California
www.towson.edu/cyberedworkshop

The CyberSecurity Education Workshop 2018 is being held on April 23 – April 24 in South Lake Tahoe, CA

National Science Foundation
NSA National Cybersecurity Curriculum Program

The goal of the workshop is to bring together experts in cybersecurity with representatives from funding agencies, and focus on high-quality curriculum efforts in Cyber Security Education. Curriculum on display will include projects sponsored by the NSA National Cybersecurity Curriculum Program and NSF.

David Rice

David leads the protection and security of Apple’s new products worldwide. Prior to joining Apple in 2011, David helped global organizations respond to the increased sophistication of cyber adversaries and their technological advances. Serving in technical and leadership roles at the National Security Agency and the United States Navy, the U.S. government awarded him for developing security configuration and design guidance for critical national infrastructure and global networks. For nearly two decades, David shaped the discussion and practice of cybersecurity. His experience is the basis for his critically acclaimed book “Geekonomics: The Real Cost of Insecure Software.”David holds a Master of Science in Information Warfare and Systems Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). He serves on the NPS Foundation Board focusing on cyber initiatives.

Dr. Leonard T. Reinsfelder

Training Director, NSA/CSS; Commandant, National Cryptologic School (NSA).
Dr. Reinsfelder has served at NSA for 36 years with 20 years in operational assignments at increasing levels of responsibility and 16 years at the National Cryptologic School leading education efforts in the Academic Services, Cryptology, and Language departments. From the early 1970’s through the mid-1990’s, Dr. Reinsfelder taught in public education at various universities as an Adjunct Professor. He has received the many awards while assigned to NSA, including:
• Hispanic Forum Dr. Bradier Rivera Excellence Award (2009)
• Intelligence Community Diversity Award (2004)
• Meritorious Civilian Service Award (1999)
• Director, DIA Outstanding Unit Award (1993-1997)

Victor Piotrowski

Dr. Piotrowski represents the National Science Foundation as the lead program director of the CyberCorps’ Scholarship for Service, the Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace program, as well as a workforce development program called CyberTraining. Prior to working at the NSF, he was a Computer Science professor and chair at the University of Wisconsin-Superior.

Steven LaFountain

Steven LaFountain currently serves as the dean of the NSA’s College of Cyber. The College of Cyber is focused on the education and training of the cyber-related workforce of the NSA, as well as the U.S Cyber Command. LaFountain is also responsible for maintaining the GenCyber program which aims to teach and spark interest in cybersecurity in middle and high school students across the country.

Rodney Petersen

Rodney Petersen is the director of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the U.S. Department of Commerce. He served as the Managing Director of the EDUCAUSE Washington Office and a Senior Government Relations Officer. He founded and directed the EDUCAUSE Cybersecurity Initiative and was the lead staff liaison for the Higher Education Information Security Council. Prior to joining EDUCAUSE, he worked at two different times for the University of Maryland – first as Campus Compliance Officer in the Office of the President and later as the Director of IT Policy and Planning in the Office of the Vice President and Chief Information Officer. He received his law degree from Wake Forest University and bachelors degrees in political science and business administration from Alma College.

Ruthe Farmer

Ruthe Farmer has focused on inclusion in technology since 2001 and is Chief Evangelist at CSforAll. She served as Senior Policy Advisor for Tech Inclusion at the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy focusing on President Obama’s call to action for Computer Science for All, and previously strategy and K-12 programs at the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) . She has launched multiple national inclusion programs including Aspirations in Computing, TECHNOLOchicas, the AspireIT outreach program, Lego Robotics for Girl Scouts and more. She served as 2012 Chair of CSEDWeek, was named a White House Champion of Change for Technology Inclusion in 2013, received the Anita Borg Institute Award for Social Impact in 2014, and the UK Alumni Award for Social Impact in 2015. Ruthe holds a BA from Lewis & Clark College and an MBA in Social Entrepreneurship from the University of Oxford.

Diana L. Burley

Diana L. Burley, Ph.D., is executive director and chair of the Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection (I3P) and full professor of human & organizational learning at the George Washington University (GW).Prior to joining GW, she managed a multi-million dollar computer science education and research portfolio and led the CyberCorps program for the U.S. National Science Foundation. Dr. Burley is a globally recognized cybersecurity expert who currently co-chairs the ACM/IEEE-Computer Society Joint Task Force on Cybersecurity Education to produce the 1st set of global cybersecurity curricular guidelines.

Matt Bishop

Matt Bishop is a professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of California at Davis. He is a recognized expert in vulnerability analysis, secure systems/software design, network security, access control, authentication, and UNIX security, Bishop also works to improve computer security instruction. He is one of the co-directors of the Computer Security Laboratory here. He does research in computer security. Currently, he seems to focus on election processes, data sanitization, and the insider problem. He also likes teaching.

Monday, April 23rd

8:00 – 8:15 AM	Opening: Maureen Turney, NSA Sidd Kaza, Towson University
8:15 – 9:00	Keynote: Steve Lafountain, Dean, College of Cyber, NSA David Rice, Director, Global Security, Apple Inc.
9:00 – 9:15	The National Cybersecurity Curriculum Program (NCCP) Maureen Turney, NSA
9:15 – 9:45	Cyber Curriculum and the Cyber Cube Melissa Dark, Purdue University/NSA (CON) Powerpoint Blair Taylor, Towson University/NSA (CON)
9:45-10:00	Break
10:00-11:15	Curriculum showcase Digital Forensics – Texas A&M University, Trez Jones Visualization to Teach Web Security – NCAT, Li Yang, University of Tennessee Chattanooga, Xiaohong Dorothy Yuan, Visualization Powerpoint Secure Design in IoT, DePaul University, Filipo Sharevski Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis – Dakota State University, Josh Stroschein Strategic Thinking – Augusta University, John Heslen NSA Grant Powerpoint
11:15-12:15	Curriculum Expo A
12:15-1:45	Lunch (On your own)
1:45-2:45	Curriculum Expo B
2:45-3:30	Panel: K-12 and Community Colleges (Moderator: Melissa Dark) K-12 – Ruthe Farmer, Chief Evangelist, CSforAll Cyber Engineering High School: Tommy Morris, University of Alabama in Huntsville Community Colleges: Cara Tang, Portland Community College
3:30 – 3:45	Break – Coffee and Cookies
3:45 – 4:00	Always Education: Vali Tadayon, University of Cincinnati
4:00-4:15	CLARK: Sidd Kaza, Towson University
4:15-4:50	Discussion Breakouts: Building, Launching, and Sustaining the Cyber Cube
4:50	Closing

Tuesday, April 24th

8:00 – 8:10 AM	Opening
8:10 – 8:30	Outreach: Education and the Cyberworkforce Dr. Leonard T. Reinsfelder, Commandant, National Cryptologic School
8:30 – 9:15	Panel: Perspectives Moderator: Blair Taylor Josh Moses, OMB Scott Buck, Intel Victor Piotrowski, NSF Rodney Peterson, NICE
9:15 – 9:30	Capture the Flag Management System: Powerpoint Josh Strochein, Dakota State University
9:30 – 9:45	Nice Challenge: Powerpoint California State University, San Bernardino
9:45 – 10:00	Competency-based Curriculum: Casey O’Brien, Prince George’s Community College
10:00 – 10:15	Break
10:15 – 11:00	Discussion Breakouts: The Future of the Cyber Ed Workshop
11:00 – 12:00	Curriculum Expo C
12:00 – 1:15	Lunch on your own
1:15 – 2:15	Curriculum Expo D
2:15 – 2:30	History of Cybersecurity Education: Matt Bishop, University of California, Davis
2:30 – 2:45	ACM/IEEE/AIS/IFIP Cybersecurity Curriculum (CSEC 2017): Powerpoint Matt Bishop, University of California, Davis History Powerpoint Diana Burley, George Washington University
2:45 – 3:00	CSEC mapping: Diana Burley, George Washington University
3:00 – 3:30	Report back from breakouts
3:30 – 4:00	Closing and Future

Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel

4130 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

To reserve a room please call 530-544-5400 and use group code CYBER. Reservation: https://www.tahoeresorthotel.com/reservations

Please note, the cutoff date for reserving rooms in Tahoe is March 23, 2018.

Breakfast is included in your room reservations.

Base Camp Pizza Co.

Italian plates, pies & cocktails turned out in an upbeat atmosphere.
1001 Heavenly Village Way #25a
basecamppizzaco.com

California Burger Company

Gourmet burgers & whiskey offered in a hip tavern.
1001 Heavenly Village Way #2b
caburgerco.com

Ace High Saloon and Smokehouse

Relaxed, rustic BBQ restaurant with cocktails and mountain-view patio.
4125 Lake Tahoe Boulevard, # K
acehighsaloon-smokehouse.com

Fire + Ice

Latin, Italian & Asian-inspired all you can eat grill.
4100 Lake Tahoe Blvd
fire-ice.com

McP’s Taphouse Grill

Popular Irish spot features local talent & offers traditional pub fare.
4125 Lake Tahoe Blvd A
mcpspub.com

Stateline Brewery & Restaurant

Pub grub, including burgers & pizza, plus house drafts at this microbrewery.
4118 Lake Tahoe Blvd
statelinebrewery.com

Driftwood Café

Locally roasted coffee & homemade soups.
1001 Heavenly Village Way #1a
driftwoodtahoe.com

The Baked Bear

For dessert, try their homemade cookie ice cream sandwiches!
4118 Lake Tahoe Blvd #5
thebakedbear.com

1	Air Force Institute of Technology	Seth Hamman	Adversarial Thinking – 1 week module using behavorial game theory Poster
2	Alabama Huntsville	Tommy Morris	SCADA – 6 SCADA modules
3	Arkansas Little Rock	Mengjun Xie	Networking and network security in the cloud
4	Augusta University	John Henslen	Strategic Thinking
5	California State, San Bernardino	Vinny Nestler	NICE Challenges
6	Colorado School of Mines	Chuan Yue	Authenticating passwords-repository of exercises (teach software developers to do a better job authenticating passwords)
7	Dakota State University	Kyle Cronin	Cellular and Mobile, Networking Principles; Hacking and Vulnerabilities – modular based
8	DePaul University	Filipo Sharevski	Secure Design with focus on IoT
9	George Washington University	Diana Burley	CSEC Essentials roadmap
10	Idaho, University of	Jim Alves-Foss	Modules on principles, networks, software vulnerabilities, development and acq. of secure software
11	Iowa State University	Julie Rursch	Security networking; Systems and tools in security, and Adv. Security concepts
12	Massachusetts Lowell, University	Xinwen Fu	IoT security and privacy
13	Michigan Technological University	Yu Cai	Cyber Ethics, Cyber Security I and II, Scripting for automation and security, Wireless system admin., Digital Forensics
14	Naval Postgraduate School	Cynthia Irvine	Industrial Control Systems
15	New Orleans University SCADA	Irfan Ahmed	SCADA Concept Maps
16	New Orleans University	Irfan Ahmed	Concept Maps for 3 courses: Intro to security, Digital forensics, Network pentest
17	North Carolina A&T	Mohd Anwar	Cybersecurity Fundamentals, Secure Software Engineering, Cybersecurity Product Development
18	North Carolina State University	Douglas Reeves	Cybersecurity 1 & 2, Networks, Software, Privacy, Crypto Poster
19	Old Dominion University	Ariel Pinto	Risk – Multidisciplinary Risk 1 Risk 2 posters
20	Prairie View A&M University	Na Li	Privacy
21	Prince Georges Community College	Casey O’Brien	Competency-based curriculum Powerpoint
22	Purdue University Northwest	Michael Tu	Software Security and Secure Programming
23	Rochester Institute of Technology	Leon Reznik	Intelligence Security Systems: Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
24	Texas A&M University	Daniel Ragsdale	Digital Forensics, Secure Coding and Ethical Pen-testing, Cybersecurity and Digital Ethics
25	Towson University	Josh Dehlinger	Cybersecurity Principles course and modules on risk, mobile risk, software testing, ICS, LTE, and HCI
26	Virginia Tech	Mike Hohnka	Networking specific to SDN, vehicular databases, telecom, and physical layer security Poster
27	West Florida, University of	Eman EL-Sheikh	Secure Software Development for ICS

1	Cincinnati, University of	Richard Harknett Vali Tadayon	Develop and host a role-based mulit-tiered web application curriculum management platform and pilot.
2	Colorado School of Mines	Chuan Yue	Modules for learning side-channel attacks and defenses on smartphones
3	Columbus State University	Jianhua Yang	Modules and labs for stepping-stone intrusion detection techniques
4	Dakota State University	Josh Stroschein	Content development of Reverse Engineering, Software Exp. & Security, Malware Analysis; K12 Ed Content; CTF, Framework Design
5	Florida State University	Xiuwen Liu	Software and firmware reverse engineering
6	Fordham University	Thaier Hayajneh	Basic and advanced topics in IoT Forensics
7	George Mason University – Auffert	Jean-Pierre (JP) Auffret	Risk Management and Wireless / Mobile security
8	Highline University	Amelia Phillips	Digital Forensics and Legal Curricula
9	Louisiana State University Towson University	Golden Richard, III Aisha Ali-Gombe	Introducing Active Learning to Malware Analysis Curriculum
10	Maryland, Baltimore, University of	Markus Rauschecker	Education on laws, regulations and policies
11	Maryland, University of	Susan Campbell	Multidisciplinary (economics, psychology, and cybersecurity) approach to evaluate human threats and design systems for the desired human-computer interactions
12	Maryland, University of	Gang Qu	Hardware reverse engineering course
13	Michigan Tech	Yu Cai	Infrastructure Service Admin and Security, Advanced Network Security, Penetration Testing and Audit, Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems
14	Missouri, St. Louis, University of	Jianli Pan	Wireless/mobile and cyber threats and vulnerabilities
15	Nebraska, Omaha, University of	Abhishek Parakh	Quantum Cryptography Laboratories
16	New Orleans, University of	Joe Sylve	Reverse engineering of modern malware
17	New York University	Nasir Memon	Intro to Cyber Security and Cloud Security
18	North Carolina A&T State University	Xiaohong Dorothy Yuan	Android application vulnerabilities and mitigation
19	Old Dominion University	Adrian Gheorghe	Blockchain and Cybersecurity Poster
20	Penn State, ARL not attending	Debra Del Vecchio, Kevin Kuczynski	Principles of Cyber Operation and Cyber Operations Law and Policy
21	Purdue University	Busiime Ida Ngambeki	Secure Programming Concept Inventory
22	SOCHE	Seth Hamman	Cybersecurity Legal and Ethical Aspects Poster
23	Syracuse University	Yuzhe Tang	Labs for Cryptographic Engineering on Modern Systems
24	Tennessee, Chattanooga, University of	Li Yang	Visualization tools and labs, Cross-Site Scripting and Cross-site Request Forgery, DNS cache poisoning and pharming, Logic Flaw, Ad Fraud, IoT Botnet, Browser Extensions
25	Texas A&M San Antonio	Akhtar Lodgher	Threats/vuln., risk mgmt, software reverse eng., cryptography
26	Texas, Dallas, University of	Latifur Khan	Security threats and vulnerabilities – using big data management and analytics (BDMA). Poster
27	Towson University	Siddharth Kaza	Prototype Curriculum Management System (CLARK)
28	Virginia Tech – SRE	Kara Nance	Software Reverse Engineering

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