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Welcome and Opening by
- Ulrich Sandl, Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, Germany
- David Grawrock, Intel, US
- Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi,University Bochum, Germany

Keynote: Future of Trusted Computing                                              

Scott Rotondo, Sun Microsystems and TCG

Keynote:Research Challenges for Trust in Computing

Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, Ruhr University Bochum, Horst Goertz Institute, Germany

Panel 1: Regulatory and Industry View on Identifiers in Hardware and Software: Privacy and Anonymity issues.

Moderator: David Hoffman, Director of Privacy and Security Policy, Intel 

Participants: Gary Davis (Deputy Commissioner, DPA Ireland);  Giusella Finocchiaro, (University of Bologna);  Laurent Beslay (Office of the European Data Protection Supervisor), Emilio Mordini, President and CEO, CSSC, Italy.     

Panel 2: Designing Technology for Privacy and Security

Moderator: Alexander Dix, Berlin DPA

Participants: David Hoffman (Director of Security and Privacy Policy, Intel; Peter Bramhall (HP, UK); Gwendal LeGrand (CNIL, France); Bettina Berendt (University of Leuven, Belgium), Thomas Myrup Kristensen (EU Internet Policy Director, Microsoft); Klaus Kursawe (Philips, Netherlands)

Panel 1: Designing Trusted Computing Applications Using Today's Technology: Issues and Perceived Barriers to Adoption

Moderator: Brian Berger, VP, Wave Systems

Participants: David Cornwell (European Commission); Seigo Kotani, Fellow, (Fujitsu Labs, US); Hans Brandl (Infineon, Germany); Rene Bourquin, General Dynamics, US.

Panel 2: Challenges of Introducing Trusted Computing to Existing Applications Domains

Moderator: Brian Berger, VP, Wave Systems

Participants: Janne Uusilehto (Director of Product Security, Nokia, Finland), Bob Thibadeau (Chief Technologist, Seagate, US), Josef von Helden (Professor, Fachhochschule Hannover, Germany), Alexander Köhler (Wave Systems, Germany),  James Fazey (CESG, UK), Gerald Maunier (Gemalto, France).

Keynote:Trusted Computing - Chances and Risks for Public Administration

Dr. Udo Helmbrecht, President of Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)

10:20 am

11:15 am

Panel : Main Issues in Defining and Maintaining Trust: Vision for the Future

Moderator: Anand Rajan, Head of Trust Systems Labs, Intel

Participants: Janne Uuselehto (Nokia), David Conwell (European Commission), John Baras (University of Maryland); Markus Bautsch (Project Leader, Stiftung Warentest, Germany)

12:15 am

Security Environment and Threats:

1. The Spanish Information Security Observatory and its Study on
     Information Security an E-Trust in Spanish Households
    Iván García Crespo, INTECO, Spanish Communications Technology Institute

2. The Symantec's Internet Security Threat Report
    Richard Archdeacon, Senior Director Symantec

Session 1: Technical Issues with Trust in Computing and Proposed Solutions

1. Implementing a portable trusted environment
   John Zic, CSIRO ICT Centre
2. New directions for hardware-assisted trusted computing policies
    Sergey Bratus et al, Dartmouth College
3. Smart Cards and Remote Entrusting
    Jean-Daniel Aussel, Jerome d'Annoville; Gemalto

03:50 pm

Joint session for both tracks:

Keynote:
Ari Schwartz (Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT)

Session 2: Designing for the Future: Important Technology Trends and New Developments

1. Future Threats for Future Trust
    Herbert Bos, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Sotiris Ioannidis, FORTH-ICS,
    Chalmers, Institut Eurecom, TU Wien
2. Trusted-Trustworthy-Proof
    Gernot Heiser, Open Kernel Labs and NICTA and University of New South
    Wales
3. An ongoing Game of Tetris: Integrating Trusted Computing in Java,
     block-by-block
    Ronald Toegl et al, Institute for Applied Information Processing and   
    Communications (IAIK), Graz University of Technology
4. TrustCube: An infrastructure
    Zhexuan Song et al, Fujitsu Laboratories of America

Panel: User Awareness, Training, Usability: Making Sure Users Understand Technology and Professionals Understand Privacy Issues

Moderator: Daniel Pradelles (EMEA Director of Privacy, HP)

Trust and reputation dynamics in Web-based social networks

John S. Baras, University of Maryland, US

02:00 pm

Session 1: Obtaining Trust and Madeling Trsut Environments

1. Trust-based Information Sharing in Collaborative Communities:
     Issues and Challenges
    Elena Ferrari, DICOM, University of Insubria, Varese, Italy
2. Can Economics Provide Insights for Building Trust Infrastructure?
    Claire Vishik, Intel Corporation (UK), Ltd.
3. Establishing Trust between Technology Developers and Regulators:
    Voluntary Technology Dialog System
    Kathryn Whelan, Intel Corporation (UK), Ltd.

03:50 pm

Joint session for both tracks:

Keynote:
Ari Schwartz (Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT)

04:40 pm

Session 2: Applications: Health, Economics, Embedded Systems

1. Trust and Privacy in Healthcare
    Peter Singleton, Centre for Health Informatics and Multi-professional
    Education (CHIME), University College London (UCL)
2. Protecting Patient Records from Unwarranted Access
    Ryan Gardner, Johns Hopkins University
3. Challenges in Data Quality Assurance in Pervasive Health Monitoring 
    Systems
    Janani Siram et al, Institute for Security Technology Studies Dartmouth  
    College Hanover NH USAP
4. Trusted Computing on Embedded Platforms: New Requirements and
    Application Scenarios
    Hans Brandl, Infineon Technologies AG, Germany

Keynote: Technical Solutions to the Problem of Trust in Computing      

Graeme Proudler, H, UK

Panel: Trust and Key Management Infrastructure: Future Direction

Moderator: Claire Vishik, Intel, UK

Participants: Laurent Chivallier (Director, Distretix Europe), Eric Skinner (CTO, Entrust, Canada), Hans Brandl (VP, Infineon, Germany), Kevin Blackman (CTO, Wisekey, Switzerland)

Session 1: Future of Trust: New Models for Network, Device and Infrastructure Security

1. Towards One PC System with Different Security Levels
    Joerg Zimmer, Green Hills Software, Inc
2. Trust in Networked Context Aware Systems
    Veikko Punkka, Nokia
3. Towards Trusted Network Access Control
    Ingo Bente, Josef von Helden, Mike Steinmetz, Faculty IV - 
    Business and Computer Science, University of Applied Sciences and Arts
4. Trusted Network Access Control
    Marian Jungbauer, Norbert Pohlmann, Institut für Internet-Sicherheit, FH
    Gelsenkirchen, Germany

Panel: Future Assurance and Certification Models

Moderator: TBC

Participants: Andrea Servida (European Commission, Brussels), Gerald Krummeck (AtSec, Germany), Ilias Chantzos (Symantec); Monty Wiseman (Intel, US), Gernot Heiser (University of New South Wales, Australia)

12:10 am

Session 1: Usability

1. User-Friendly and Secure TPM-based Hard Disk Key Management
    Ulrich Kühn, Christian Stüble, Sirrix AG security technologies, Germany
2. Requirements and Design Guidelines for a Trusted Hypervisor User
    Interface
   Dirk Weber, Arnd Weber, Stéphane Lo Presti, AW, DW: Forschungszentrum 
   Karlsruhe, Germany; SLP: City University, UK

02:10 pm

Session 2: TCG technology: Issues and Applications

1. A new solution for TCG TPM resistance to offline dictionary attack on
    weak authorisation data
    Liqun Chen and Mark Ryan, HP Labs, Bristol
2. Trusted Virtual Disk Images
    Carl Gebhardt and Allan Tomlinson, Royal Holloway University of London
3. Shall We Trust WDDL?
    Sylvain Guilley and Florent Flament, Intitut TELECOM / TELECOM ParisTech
4. Trusted Computing Management Server (TCMS): Making Trusted 
    Computing user Friendly
    Hans Brandl, Infineon Technologies AG, Germany

Concluding Panel: Future Directions of Trust in Computing

Participants: John S. Baras, University of Maryland; David Grawrock, Intel; Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, Ruhr University Bochum; David Hoffmann, Intel; Gernot Heiser, University of New York South Wales, Pim Tulys, Philips Corporate
Technologies; Graewe Proudler, HP; Anand Rajan, Intel; Ari Schwarz, CDT; David Pradelles, HP other Keynote speakers and moderators if available.