ICSA Colloquium - Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) Speaker Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) Title Towards practical whole-system provenance Abstract There is a consensus that understanding data provenance, the origin and history of digital artefacts, is important. Whole-system provenance systems are capture mechanisms aimed at recording all information flows in an operating system. Such systems have been the subject of recent attention from the research security community. However, whole-system provenance as yet to make a significant impact outside of academic circles. In this talk, I will present our work on Cam Flow an open-source whole-system provenance implementation for Linux, and briefly introduce ongoing work on provenance-based intrusion detection as an application example. I will discuss the technical barriers to practical whole-system provenance we aimed to overcome, and those left to address. Biography Thomas Pasquier is a Research Associate at the University of Cambridge Department of Computer Science and Technology, and an affiliate of Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Centre for Research on Computation and Society. Dr. Pasquier received a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge in 2016. Jan 08 2018 13.00 - 14.00 ICSA Colloquium - Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) IF 4.31/4.33
ICSA Colloquium - Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) Speaker Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) Title Towards practical whole-system provenance Abstract There is a consensus that understanding data provenance, the origin and history of digital artefacts, is important. Whole-system provenance systems are capture mechanisms aimed at recording all information flows in an operating system. Such systems have been the subject of recent attention from the research security community. However, whole-system provenance as yet to make a significant impact outside of academic circles. In this talk, I will present our work on Cam Flow an open-source whole-system provenance implementation for Linux, and briefly introduce ongoing work on provenance-based intrusion detection as an application example. I will discuss the technical barriers to practical whole-system provenance we aimed to overcome, and those left to address. Biography Thomas Pasquier is a Research Associate at the University of Cambridge Department of Computer Science and Technology, and an affiliate of Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Centre for Research on Computation and Society. Dr. Pasquier received a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge in 2016. Jan 08 2018 13.00 - 14.00 ICSA Colloquium - Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) IF 4.31/4.33
Jan 08 2018 13.00 - 14.00 ICSA Colloquium - Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge) Dr. Thomas Pasquier (University of Cambridge)
