Research in data security: policies and projects

Authors:
Robert F. Mathis;Stephen R. Crocker;Marvin Denicoff;Victor Mitchell;Frederick W. Weingarten;Edward Feustel;Lance J. Hoffman;David Hsiao;Rein Turn;William Wulf
Affiliations:
The Ohio State University;Advanced Research Projects Agency;Office of Naval Research;U.S. Army Material Command;National Science Foundation;Rice University;University of California--Berkeley;The Ohio State University;The Rand Corporation;Carnegie-Mellon University
Venue:
AFIPS '74 Proceedings of the May 6-10, 1974, national computer conference and exposition
Year:
1974

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Abstract

This session will begin with presentations and a panel discussion by representatives of various governmental agencies involved with research or funding of research in data security. They will present their views on the policies and goals of federally funded research in the area of data security and how this relates to privately funded research and development in this and related areas. They will also have the opportunity to point out new directions which should be pursued. There will be discussion on both the technological and social impact of such funding.