Security at Line Speed Workshop

The Security at Line Speed Workshop was held 11-13 August 2003 in Chicago, IL. The workshop was a working meeting attended by a limited number of invited participants. The goal of the workshop was to disseminate information on problems and best-known solutions. As a result, workshop attendees drafted a document that identifies best practices, areas of research, etc. The workshop agenda did not include discussions of development and deployment issues.

Security at Line Speed Workshop findings will be presented by members of the planning committee at the Fall 2003 Internet2 Member Meeting, in Indianapolis, IN on 14 October 2003.

Agenda
Pre-Workshop Survey
Pre-Workshop Survey Results
Attendees
Presentations and Documents
Deliverables
Links and Resources
Planning Committee
Sponsors

Planning Committee

The workshop planning committee included (in alphabetical order):
- Guy Almes, Internet2
- Terry Gray, University of Washington
- Ken Klingenstein, Internet2
- Jeffrey Schiller, MIT
- Steven Wallace, Indiana University
- T. Charles Yun, Internet2

Security at Line Speed Workshop contact: T. Charles Yun <charles@internet2.edu>

Sponsors

The Security at Line Speed Workshop was made possible through an NSF grant and the assistance of The University of Washington and Indiana University, in partnership with Internet2.

Acknowledgments

This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0310414.