The MetriCon 1.0 Agenda follows below with presentation materials from each author. A prose Digest of the meeting's conversation is
here
.
8:30-9:00 Keynote
- Resolved: Metrics are nifty - Andrew Jaquith, Yankee Group HTML
- Resolved: Metrics are too hard - Steve Bellovin, Columbia University PDF
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9:00-10:30 Software Security Metrics - Gunnar Peterson, track chair
- A Metric for Evaluating Static Analysis Tools - Brian Chess & Katrina Tsipenyuk, Fortify Software PPT
- An Attack Surface Metric - Pratyusa Manadhata & Jeannette Wing, Carnegie-Mellon PPT
- "Good enough" Metrics - Jeremy Epstein, WebMethods PPT
- Software Security Patterns and Risk - Thomas Heyman & Christophe Huygens, U of Leuven PDF
- Code Metrics - Pravir Chandra, Secure Software PPT
11-12:30 Enterprise & Case Studies A - Adam Shostack, track chair
- Data Breaches: Measurement Efforts and Issues - Chris Walsh PDF
- The Human Side of Security Metrics - Dennis Opacki, Covestic PPT
- No Substitute for Ongoing Data, Quantification, Visualization, and Story-Telling - John Quarterman & Gretchen Phillips, InternetPerils PPT
- What are the Business Security Metrics? - Shawn Butler, MSB Associates PDF
1:30-3:00 Enterprise & Case Studies B - Betsy Nichols, track chair PDF
- Leading Indicators in Information Security - John Nye, Symantec PDF
- Top Network Vulnerabilities Over Time - Vik Solem PDF
- IAM Metrics Case Study - Andrew Sudbury, ClearPoint Metrics PPT
- Assessment of IT Security in Networked Information Systems - Jonas Hallberg & Amund Hunstad, Swedish Defence Research Agency PDF
3:30-5:00 Governance - Dan Geer, track chair
- The only metrics that matter are for decision support - Dan Geer, Verdasys PPT
- Model Concepts for Consideration and Discussion - Bryan Ware, Digital Sandbox PPT
- Mission and Metrics from Different Views: Firm/Agency, Industry, and Profession - Kawika Daguio, Northeastern University PPT
- Measuring Information Security Risk - Bob Blakley, Burton Group PPT
- Information Assurance Metrics Taxonomy - Wayne Jansen, NIST PPT
6:00 Dinner/Rump Session
- The Industrial Security Incident Database - Eric Byres, Wurldtech Analytics & David Leversage, British Columbia Institute of Technology PDF
- Milk or Wine: Does Software Security Improve with Age? - Andy Ozment and Stuart Schechter, MIT Lincoln Laboratory PDF
- Security Metrics - Pete Lindstrom, Spire Security PPT