Maritime Cyber Security USCG/University Research Initiative
Maritime Cyber Security USCG/University Research Initiative-November 16, 2016
***Invitation Only Event***
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Date/Location
November 16, 2016
Renaissance Computing Institute
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
100 Europa Drive, suite 590**
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Workshop Program
Description
The one-day working meeting will review the efforts of the university partners of the US Coast Guard Research and Development Center in addressing problems of maritime cyber security posed by USCG RADM Paul Thomas and others.
Lodging
Recommended Hotel: Sheraton Chapel Hill for any attendees who plan to only attend the Cyber Security USCG/University Research Initiative on November 16. The Sheraton is right across the street from where this meeting will take place.
Information on Other Accommodations
Directions and Parking** The event will be in the Biltmore Conference Room in Suite 590 of the Europa Center. Guests should enter the main lobby through the doors facing the parking lot. Take the elevators to your right to the 5th floor. Enter the double doors on your left as you exit the elevator into the Biltmore vestibule. The conference room will be to your right. (Note: The actual location is Suite 590 – the Biltmore Conference Room and not Suite 540 as listed on the directions page.)
Parking is free for guests on the top deck of the parking garage.
Event Organizers
Fred Roberts, Director of CCICADA Center at Rutgers and Event Research Chair (froberts@dimacs.rutgers.edu)
Joe DiRenzo III, Director of Research Partnerships, Research and Development Center, U.S. Coast Guard
For further information, email James Wojtowicz, CCICADA Managing Director (wojtowic@ccicada.org)
8:15-9:00am Check-in; coffee and bagels
9:00-9:05am Start working meeting
9:05-9:15am Welcome: Captain Ryan D. Manning, USCG
9:15-9:25am Review of Agenda and History of CG/University Collaboration on Maritime Cyber Security: Fred Roberts, Rutgers University
9:25-9:45am Setting the Stage: Summary of Phase I white papers by AMU and Rutgers: Daniel Benjamin, American Military University, and Dennis Egan, Rutgers
9:45-10:05am Setting the Stage; Brief Introductions to the Phase II AMU & USD White Papers: Daniel Benjamin, American Military University, and Winnie Callahan, University of San Diego
10:05-10:15am Setting the Stage: The Crete NATO Meeting on Maritime Cyber Security: Captain David Moskoff, US Merchant Marine Academy, and Captain Ryan Manning, USCG
10:15-10:30am Update on New Progress on Phase I Projects at USC: Adam Rose, USC, Sara McCarthy and Aaron Schlenker, USC
10:30-10:50am BREAK
10:50-12:15pm Break up into Parallel Working Groups – one or two on each Phase II research question + groups on other Research Questions as there is Interest
What is the status of the research?
Where are the gaps in the research — are there contributions to the
body of knowledge?
Are there areas of research that need further exploitation?
12:15-1:05pm LUNCH
1:05-1:20pm Cyber Security from the Viewpoint of a Sector Commander: Captain Andrew Tucci, Commander of USCG Sector LIS
1:20-1:30pm Work at ABS
(a) Report on a Maritime Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Study
(b)Introduction to the Phase III University Research Project through the Maritime Security Center at Stevens Inst. of Technology
Matt Mowrer (ABS)
1:30-3:00pm Parallel Working Groups Reconvene, Prepare Final Reports
3:00-3:20pm BREAK
3:20-4:20pm Plenary Session with Working Groups Reporting Out and Facilitated Discussion [facilitator – to be determined]
4:20- 4:35pm Discussion of Phase IV University/Coast Guard Problems: Joseph DiRenzo III and Fred Roberts
4:35-4:50pm Closing Comments: Captain Ryan D. Manning, USCG
4:50pm COMPLETE Meeting
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