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74. Building a Geospatial Semantic Web, 4th International Conference on Frontier of Computer Scienceand Technology, Shanghai, China, December 2009.75. Assured Information Sharing: Opportunities and Challenges for Indo-US Collaboration, Presented atthe Info-US Summit on Infrastructure Security, Bangalore, India, January 2010 (sponsored by NSFand IUSSTF).76. Secure Semantic Sensor Web and Pervasive Computing, keynote address, IEEE InternationalConference on Sensor Networks, Ubiquitous, and Trustworthy Computing (SUTC), Newport Beach,CA, June 2010 (presented by Prof. Latifur Khan).77. Assured Information Sharing: Detecting Malicious Code, keynote address at the PAKDD PAISI,Hyderabad, India, June 2010.78. Assured Cloud Computing, keynote address, IEEE COMPSAC Conference Workshop on Securityand Privacy, Seoul, South Korea, July 2010.79. Building Trustworthy Semantic Web, IEEE Semantic Computing Conference, Pittsburgh, September2010 (Mini-keynote: special session with Profs. Tom Mitchell and Manuela M. Veloso).80. Cloud Computing, NIT Warangal, India. Technozion 2010, Video Keynote given from Dallas TX,September 2010.81. Secure Cloud Data Management, CloudCom Security Workshop, November 2010, Indianapolis, IN.82. Data Mining for Malware Detection, SDPS Annual Conference, Jeju Island, S. Korea, June 2011.83. Data Mining for Malware Detection, European Intelligence and Security Informatics, September2011, Athens, Greece.84. Data Mining for Malware Detection, DFW MetroCon, October 2011, Arlington, TX.85. Assured Cloud-based Information Sharing, IEEE International Conference on Dependable,Autonomic and Secure Computing (DASC), December 2011, Sydney, Australia.II. PANEL PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS(some presentations published as proceeding papers)1. Inference Problem in Database Security, Panel presentation at the 1st RADC Database SecurityWorkshop, (Chair: M. Morgenstern) 1988. Proceedings paper published by Springer Verlag, MeloPark, CA, 1992 (Editor: T. Lunt).2. Issues in Trusted Distributed Database Management Systems - A Position Paper, Proceedings of the13th National Computer Security Conference, Washington DC, October 1990 (Chair: J. Campbell).3. Issues in Multilevel Secure Object-Oriented Database Management Systems - A Position Paper,Proceedings of the 13th National Computer Security Conference, Washington, DC , October 1990(Chair: R. Sandhu).4. Database Security - Threats, Solutions, Designs and Products, Panel presentation at the 6thInternational Data Engineering Conference, Los Angeles, CA, February 1990 (Chair: I. Kameny).78
5. Recent Developments in Some Trusted Database Management Systems, Proceedings of the 14thNational Computer Security Conference, Washington DC, October 1991 (Chair: J. Campbell).6. Approaches to Handling the Inference Problem, Proceedings of the 14th National Computer SecurityConference, Washington DC, October 1991 (Chair: T. Lunt).7. Security Issues for Federated Database Systems, Presented at the 5th IFIP WG 11.3 Conference onDatabase Security, November 1991, Proceedings by North Holland, 1992, Shepherdstown, WV(Chair: M. Morgenstern).8. Security Issues for Heterogeneous Database Systems, Presented at the 11th Phoenix IEEEInternational Conference on Computers and Communications, April 1992, Phoenix AZ (Chair: O.Sheng).9. Secure Distributed Database Management Systems, Presented at the 6th IFIP WG 11.3 Conference onDatabase Security, Vancouver, BC, Canada, August 1992 (Chair: C. McCollum).10. Approaches to Designing Trusted DBMSs, Presented at the 18th International Conference on VeryLarge Databases (VLDB), Vancouver, BC, Canada, August 1992 (Chair: M. Morgenstern).11. Object-oriented Approach to the Interoperability of Trusted Database Management Systems,Proceedings of the 16th National Computer Security Conference, Baltimore, MD, September 1993(Chair: J. Williams).12. Integrating Object-oriented and Security Technologies, Panel Chair, OOPSLA Conference,Washington, DC, September 1993 (conference proceedings).13. Realtime Systems: From Research to Technology to Applications, 2nd IEEE Real-time SystemsApplications Workshop, Calverton, MD, July 1994 (Chair: Bob Harrison).14. Inference Problem, Panel Chair, 17th NCSC Conference, Baltimore, MD, October 1994 (paperpublished in the proceedings).15. Real-time and CORBA, Object World West, San Francisco, August 1995 (Chair: F. Kuhl -presentation in proceedings).16. Real-time and CORBA , IEEE Workshop on Object-Oriented Real-time Systems, February 1996,Laguna Beach (Chair: R. Soley).17. Distributed Systems Standards, IEEE Distributed Systems Conference, Hong Kong, May 1996, panelpaper (Chair: R. Soley).18. Standards for ADADS, Panel at IEEE ISADS 1997, Berlin, Germany (Chair: K. Kim; paper inproceedings .19. Data Warehousing, Data Mining Overview and Security, Panels at National Computer SystemsSecurity Conference, October 1996, Baltimore, MD (Chairs: J. Campbell, J. Davis).20. Data Mining, Data Warehousing, and Security, Panel discussion, Proceedings IFIP Database SecurityWorkshop, 1997 (Chapman and Hall, 1998) (Chair).21. Data Mining of Text and Images, Panel at MIT Media Lab Forum, October 1997, Boston, MA (Chair:N. Adam).79
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