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Cognitive Engineering
Research Institute
5810 South Sossaman Rd.
Ste. 106
Mesa, AZ 85212 -5826
P: 480-988-7306
F: 480-988-3162
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2011 Cyber Situation Awareness Workshop
The Cyber Situation Awareness Workshop was held in Gilbert, AZ, with sponsorship from Army Research Office and The Pennsylvania State University. The workshop focused on the current status of Situation Awareness within Cyber Security as well as limitations, expectations, and future development. The workshop included subject experts, cyber security analysts, government officials, and researchers all working together to expand on this ever growing field and its demands.
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Workshop Title: |
The Cyber Situation Awareness Workshop |
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Dates: |
February 8-11th, 2011 |
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Location: |
The Legado Hotel |
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Objective: |
This workshop was inspired by a MURI grant from the Army Research Office on Computer-Aided Human-Centric Cyber Situation Awareness (SA). It is clear that situation awareness (SA) in the cyber world differs from SA in the physical world in terms of tempo, uncertainty, information volume, etc. As part of this funded effort we are examining how situation awareness extends to the cyber domain with the objective of improving cyber SA. This workshop was developed to provide a better understanding of the human role in cyber security that includes the human's cognitive tasks, challenges, capabilities, and SA relevant processes |
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Workshop Sponsor: |
Air Force Research Laboratory
The Pennsylvania State University |
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Workshop Chair: |
Nancy J. Cooke; Dave Hall; Michael McNeese |
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Agenda: |
Cyber SA Workshop Agenda (pdf) |
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Workshop Photos: |
Photos |
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Questions or Comments? |
mchampion@cerici.org |
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Presentations
Did you know? Slides
Introduction and Opening Remarks to First Day
Nancy Cooke
Arizona State University
Introduction to Second Day
Nancy Cooke
Arizona State University
Keynote: Cybersecurity, Complexity, and Resilient Control Architectures
Dave Woods
The Ohio State University
Introducing Domain Issues: Human Centered Cyber Situation Awareness
Mike McNeese and Dave Hall
The Pennsylvania State University
Perspectives on Military Needs
Col. Jeff Kromer
U.S. Cyber Command
Understanding the Role of Network Analysts: A Day in the Life of an Analyst
Jack Cole, Nick Giacobe, Steve Hutchinson, Tony Pressely, & Andrew Reifers
Key Challenges in Military Cyber Domain
Discussion and Break-out
Potential Designs and Solutions on the Horizon
Discussion and Break-out
Keynote: Situation Awareness in Cyber Operations
Mica Endsley
SA Technologies
Introduction Experimental Challenges to Situation Awareness Measurement
Nancy Cooke
Arizona State University
Methods of Assessing the Dynamic Assembly of Team Situation Awareness
Jamie Gorman
Texas Tech University
Instance-based Learning Models of Cyber Situation Awareness
Coty Gonzales
Carnegie Melon University
Measurements of Situation Awareness in NeoCities, a Team-based Simulation
Mike McNeese
The Pennsylvania State University
CERI Tours
Quad Charts: CyberCog, MacroCog, UAV-STE, PUMA
CyberCog Demonstration
Prashanth Rajivan
Arizona State University
Introducing Research Issues
Nancy Cooke
Arizona State University
The Path Ahead and Collaborations
Break-out Session
Closing
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