Scientific Programme

Agenda 10ICCC


22 September 2009

Time Track1 (Nord-Norge) Track2 (Rica Hall II) Track3 (Rica Hall I)
09:30-10:00 Opening Plenary (Rica Hall)

Opening Ceremony
Øistein Hanssen, Local Entertainer
Berit Alette Mena, Local Entertainer

Welcoming addresses
Arild Hausberg, Mayor of Tromsø

Opening speeches
Knut Anders Moi, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Justice and the Police
Kjetil Nilsen, Director General, Norwegian National Security Authority (NSM)

10:00-10:30

Keynote speech

Common Criteria: A Community Focus on Improving Software Assurance
Steven B. Lipner, Senior Dir. of Security Engineering Strategy, Microsoft Corp.

10:30-11:00

Keynote speech

Accelerating Achievable Assurance
Mary Ann Davidson, Chief Security Officer, Oracle Corporation

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break
11:30-12:30

Panel Discussion

The future direction of CC, and the role of industry in its development, the role of testing tools in process based assurance, and other related assurance initiatives.

Moderator
David Martin, Scheme Director, CESG, UK

Panelists:
Steven B. Lipner, Microsoft Corporation, US
Mary Ann Davidson, Oracle Corporation, US

12:30-13:00

Update from the CC Management

Committee
Dag Ströman, Acting MC Chair

13:00-14:30 Lunch
14:30-15:00

Other Topics

Development of a Protection
Profile for Biometric Systems
Following ISO/IEC TR 15446


Fernandez S. Belen,
Univ. Carlos III of Madrid

E-ID

The e-ID Card Project in
Germany


Bernd Kowalski, Federal Office
of Information Security

The Next Generation of CC

CCDB Report and overview
of CC v.4 work areas


David Martin, CESG, UK

15:00-15:30

Experiences gained from the
first Site Certification
Projects


Christian Krause, BSI

Mr. Thomas Schröder,
T-Systems GEI GmbH

Strong Authentication based
on German ID Card


Klaus Lüttich,
Bremen Online Sevices

Detailed Report

Meaningful Reports
Working Group – Status update


Bob Morey,
Program Manager for the
Canadian CC Scheme,
Comm.Security Establishment

15:30-16:00

Dedicated EAL: The payment
terminal experience


Carolina Lavatelli,
Trusted Labs

Smart Card

Stepping into CC v.3.1 –
Supporting efficiently
ADV_ARC in the smart card
industry


Laurent Di Russo, NLNCSA

Predictive Assurance

Update on Lead Nation Project

Irmela Ruhrmann, BSI

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break
16:30-17:00

Fine tuning a CC evaluation
in concurrence with a FIPS
140-3 validation


Javier J. Tallon, Epoche & Espri

Site Certification – 1st trial:
Good news and Guidelines


Hans Gerd Albertsen,
NXP Semiconductors Germany

Tools Support

Tools to verify
Match-on Card Fingerprint Verification
implementation


David Cerezo, CCN

17:00-17:30

New Crypto-Kid on the block

Sunil Trivedi, The MITRE Corp

Monitoring CC for Smart
Security Devices


Françoise Forge, ISCI

Skills and Interaction

CCDB Work Group
– Skills and Interaction

David Martin, CESG UK
17:30-18:00

Low Cost Certification
Roadmap


Miguel Bañón, Epoche & Espri

Composite evaluation of
(U)SIM Applications


Carolina Lavatelli, Trusted Labs

Vulnerability Analysis:
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication


Wouter Slegers,
Your Creative Solutions

20:00-21:30 10th anniversary celebration


23 September 2009

Time Track1 (Nord-Norge) Track2 (Rica Hall II) Track3 (Rica Hall I)
09:00-09:30

Scheme Update

Update on UK Scheme
David Martin, CESG, UK

Update on Japanese Scheme
Hidehiro YAJIMA, IPA

Tools, Techniques
and Experience

Formal security policy model
for a system with dynamic
information flow


Jens H.Rypestøl,
Applica Consulting

The Next Generation of CC

Challenges and Solutions of
Distributed Systems Composition


Tsun-Te Tsui, Telecom Technology
Center

09:30-10:00

Update on Italian Scheme
Massimiliano Orazi, FUB

Update on US Scheme
Carol Houck, NIAP, US

Evaluation Methodology for
Random Number Generator -
Update of German Scheme Doc
.


Wolfgang Killmann,
T-Systems GEI

Unofficial Part 4 of the CC

Lisa Vincent,
SAIC Acc. Testing & Eval. Lab.

10:00-10:30

Update on US Scheme

Carol Houck, NIAP, US

Effective evaluations outside the EAL frameowrk: Vertical
Assurance Packages & -Profiles


Jose E. Rico, Epoche & Espri

An Attack Surface based Approach to Evaluation

Helmut Kurth,
atsec info.sec.corp.

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-11:30

CC in the 21st Century

Appropriate Assurance:
Fitting like a Glove, Not a Tent


Tony Boswell, SiVenture

Design and Development of a
Knowledge-based Tool to
support ST Developers on
acquisition of Cryptographic
Requirements


Gillermo H.R.Caceres,
Grad School of Engineering,
Soka University

How the CC intersects and compares
with other security evaluation
programs and what it means for the
rest of us


Lachlan Turner,
DOMUS IT Security Laboratory

11:30-12:00

CC vs. ISO/IEC 27001:2005:
How to use an
ISO/IEC 27001:2005
Certified Information Security
Management System (ISMS)
in a CC Evaluation.


Jean-Yves Bernard,
Thales ITSEF

EAL6 Evaluation – Challenges
in Consistency Verification
between Security Policy Model
and other ADV classes
documents


Sun-Mi Kim, Korea Info Sec Agency

Enterprise Security Management
Protection Profiles:
An Implementation Plan


Brickman Joshua, CA Inc. and
Eric Winterton, Booz | Allen

12:00-12:30

OSPP: A Flexible Approach to
Operating Systems Security


Miriam Serowy, BSI

Developer Tools and
Techniques, Part I:
ALC_TAT reformulation


Miguel Bañòn, Epoche & Espri

Lessons learned while Evaluating
Windows Vista and Server 2008 using
the CC and alternative approaches


Michael Grimm, Microsoft Corp.

12:30-13:00

The public domain and the CEM Attack Potential mismatch

Jose F. Ruiz, Epoche & Espri

Developer Tools and
Techniques, Part II. Application
to SW: CAPEC


Robert Martin ,
MITRE Corporation

Common Criteria Development
Lessons from the ISMS World


Mike Nash, Gamma Secure
Systems.Limited

13:00-14:30 Lunch
14:30-15:00

CC in the 21st Century

Walking by the Physical
borderline: Vulnerability
Analysis of Hardware TOE’s with Security Boxes


Marino Tapiador, CCN

Tools, Techniques and Experience

Optimizing ADV/AGD
evidence for CC 3.1


Peter van Swieten,
Brightsight BV

The Next Generation of CC

Making a Better PP

James Arnold, SAIC

15:00-15:30

Public verifiability challenges CC paradigm in the context of e-voting and beyond

Roland Vogt, DFKI

Policies vs. Threats: clarifying
the Security Target


Albert Dorofeev, Sony SCE

Incorporating user-oriented
Security into CC


Robin Sharp,
Technical University of Denmark

15:30-16:00

Physical protection:
Anti-tamper mechanisms
in CC security evaluations


Chamorro Alvaro,
Epoche & Espri

Taking White Hats to
the Laundry: How to
Strengthen Testing in CC


Apostol Vasilev,
atsec info. sec. corp.

Vulnerability Analysis Taxonomy:
Achieving completeness in
a systematic way


Javier Jesús Tallon,
Epoche & Espri, S.L

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break
16:30-17:00

CC Schemes Around the
World: Some Lab Perspectives


Eve Pierre, SAIC

Why source code when having
binaries? Applying reverse
engineering in Common
Criteria evaluations below
EAL4.


Trifon Giménez,
Epoche & Espri, S.L

Protection of
Critical Infrastructure

Trusting Virtual Trust

Jeremy Powell, atsec info.sec.corp.

17:00-17:30

CC and EU

CC within the context of the EU Privacy Seal (EuroPriSe)

Wolfgang Peter, TÜViT

Taming the Complexity
of the CC


Wouter Slegers,
Your Creative Solutions

Evidence based Evaluations
Chances and Challenges


Helmut Kurth, atsec info.sec.corp
19:30-22:30 Gala Dinner
Certificate Award Ceremony


24 September 2009

Time Track1 (Nord-Norge) Track2 (Rica Hall II) Track3 (Rica Hall I)
09:00-09:30

CC and EU

Building successful
communities to interpret
and apply CC


Tony Boswell, SiVenture

Vendors and CC

Sony FeliCa: Smartcard CC Evaluation Experience with Five Schemes

Hiroaki Hamada,
Sony Corp.

Evidence based Evaluations

Semantic Techniques for the CC

Erin Connor,
EWA Canada

09:30-10:00

E-Health and
Trustworthy IT

The use of CC within the
German health system


Markus Mackenbrock,
BSI Germany

Secure Software Development
for Higher CC Evaluation
Assurance Levels


Shanai Ardi, Dept. of Computer
and Info.science, Linkøping Univ.

Evaluation and Certification results and vulnerability analysis in USB Storage Drive Management System

Hyeon Mee Pak, KISA

10:00-10:30

An innovative Composition
Approach by the German
Health Care market


Hans-Werner Blissenbach, TÜVIT and Mr. Marcel Weinand of BSI

How much!! The cost impact
of different approaches to
generating deliverables


Adam O’Brien, Oracle Corp.

A Comparison of Security Standards

Marcus Streets, Thales nCipher

10:30-11:15 Coffee Break
11:15-12:15

Closing Panel (Rica Hall):
Summary of Events at the ICCC

Summary of Events.
David Martin, Scheme Director. CESG, UK

Speech.
Kjell W. Bergan, Scheme Director, Norwegian National Security Authority (NSM) / SERTIT

12:15-12:45

Closing Plenary

MC Chair

12:45-13:00

Announcement of the 11th ICCC

13:15-14:45 Lunch
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