ICT Forum
2013 Conference

Paul will talk about long term vast scale navigation. What things must we do, what questions must we pose, to have a robot navigate precisely over days, weeks and hundreds of miles? How might a robot get better at doing that over time and in teams? Can we envision life-long-learning for a robot? What sensors and representations are apt? And of course - why might we want a robot to have such competencies? Could that be valuable? Of course it could…..and it will end up looking car shaped. Cars  Above all the thing that makes this possible is computing. Lots and lots of computing.

**  A few static slides would not do this talk justice. You can watch substantially the same talk using this link:

http://www.ox.ac.uk/about_the_university/university_year/oxford_london_lecture/

There is little doubt that we face cyber attacks which emanate from the inside of enterprises. Many feel that the level of attacks and resulting losses are vastly under-reported, and that the level of threat we are witnessing is only set to rise. This talk will provide an overview the research being conducted into new techniques for insider-threat detection by Oxford researchers and their partners at Leicester and Cardiff. It will include highlights from recent survey work exploring perceptions and common practice, as well as an overview of early findings of human behavioural indicators and the detection system being developed by the project.

20 slides, 20 seconds each. The Pecha Kucha format ensures a fast moving and invigorating pace as we take a brief look at:

Tom Anstey:     One year in - where are we with information security?

 

Carl Marshall:     Rapidly developing a secure data collection environment.

 

Penny Schenk:     Using Creative Commons images.

 

Lyn Waddington:     eSSO and other IAM developments

The current IAM strategy and the road map and projects for the next three year

 

Jeremy Rowntree:     A novel remote live lecture broadcast technique.

 

David King:     Building the new mobile Oxford.

 

Sarah Lawson:     Stuffing your Digital Safe.

 

Peter Smith:     Using telecommunications data to fight crime legally and effectively.

 

Mark Duller:     OpenBSD Desktop: More than a firewall, OpenBSD as a secure Desktop.

 

Selection of breads, wraps, baps, rolls
Selecton of fillings to include Tuna, Brie & Cranberry, Prawn and Chicken
(Separate all Meat, Fish and Veggie)
Crudites, crisps

Chicken Goujon with dip
Vegetable Dim Sum with dip
Lamb Koftas with dip
Cheese Puff Pastry Bites

Cut fruit and small cakes

Drinks & nibbles