Subject: [Smart] SMART BoF - Prague - call for presentations

From: Kirsty P <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2019 17:44:41 +0000

SMART folks,

We are planning to meet at IETF 104 in Prague!*

...And this is an open call for research presentations, so we can finalise our agenda.

But what research are we looking for? Well, it's pretty broad as this is our first meeting, but we're interested in any of the following:

  *   case studies of previous incidents and attacks: how they were detected, prevented, mitigated - particularly where there are IETF protocols involved
  *   best practice, e.g. use of DMARC, to prevent phishing
  *   new methods for detection and mitigation – including automation
  *   reports and statistics on the current threat landscape
  *   how to spot slow and bulk data exfil from a network reliably
  *   endpoint detection capabilities and limitations
  *   threat detection on encrypted traffic
  *   or research we are completely unaware of!

Please email myself and Kathleen if you have research you'd like to bring, or an idea you'd like to discuss.

Kirsty

* For those new to IETF/IRTF, this means we will have a meeting for about two hours sometime in the w/c 25th March, subject to confirmation - the agenda is announced three weeks before, so we won't know which date in that week SMART will be on until then.

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