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Pradeep K. Khosla,
Dean, College of Engineering, and Director, CyLab
Pradeep Khosla is currently the Dean of the College of Engineering and Founding
Director of CyLab. CyLab is a university wide effort that involves 30 faculty and 100 PhD students and the research portfolio in
CyLab spans technology, policy, and business issues.
Prior to occupying his current position, Dr. Khosla served as the Head of Electrical
and Computer Engineering and Director of the Information Networking Institute. He is the recipient of several awards including the
McDowell award from IEEE Computer Society, the George Westinghouse award for education from ASEE, and the Cybersecurity education
award from the Business Software Alliance. Dr. Khosla is a Fellow of IEEE, AAAI, and AAAS and was elected as member of the National
Academy of Engineering for his contributions to research and education.
Dr. Khosla serves on the advisory boards of several universities, and venture capital
funds. He is a member of the board of Directors of the Pittsburgh Technology Council, The Childrens Institute, and Quantapoint Inc. |
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Abstract |
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This talk will address the current state of cybersecurity and argue that this is one of
the fields that requires an integration of technologies from various disciplines to create a solution. We will describe some results
from the areas of software attestation, biometrics, packet tracing and bring these all together to show how no single technology can
result in security but rather an integration of several technologies may offer the opportunity to create a solution. The talk will
be motivated by several questions, such as, why can we not reduce spam, etc. In addition, the talk will make the case that
cybersecurity is one of the few areas that require technology, policy, business, and legal issues to be addressed simultaneously in
order to be effective.
http://www.ri.cmu.edu/people/khosla_pradeep.html |
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