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CERIAS - 2016-04-20 - Life as a Target

Richard (Dickie) George - Sr. Advisor for Cyber Security, the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab Dickie George spent 41 years working for the National Security Agency as a cryptographer. As a member of the Intelligence Community, you learn to live as a target. However the world has changed – communications systems, the internet, on-line life (banking, shopping, social life) – the set of targets, the type of information that is sought, and the adversary have all changed significantly. We’ll discuss those changes, how they impact us all, and how today’s cyber professionals need to address this threat to protect government, industry, and individuals. About the Speaker Richard M. (Dickie) George is the Senior Advisor for Cyber Security at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab. At the Lab, he works on a number of projects sponsored by the US Government and provides oversight on additional efforts. Prior to joining APL, he worked at the National Security Agency as a mathematician from 1970 until his retirement in 2011. While at NSA, he wrote more than 125 peer-reviewed technical papers on cryptomathematical subjects, ranging from new mathematical methods for attacking cryptographic algorithms, to security evaluations of complex systems. He worked on Information Assurance projects, including hardware and software supply chain issues facing the US Government, for almost his entire 41-year NSA career. While at NSA, his work was recognized by the Cryptomath Institute as the most important mathematical contribution to the Agency’s mission in 1980, by 2 Presidential Rank awards, a Superior Technical Award, a Distinguished Senior Technical Achievement Award, and he was elected to Distinguished Member status into both the Kryptos (Cryptanalytic Society) and the CMI (Cryptomath Society). He served as the Technical Director of the Information Assurance Directorate for eight years until his retirement. http://www.cerias.purdue.edu