The 14th annual Security at University of Michigan IT (SUMIT) was held on Thursday, October 25. If you could not attend in person, or if you want to see it again, you’re in luck: Videos and photos of all SUMIT 2018 presentations are available to watch from the SUMIT 2018 website (and listed below). Presentations from previous SUMIT conferences are also available on the events page.
SUMIT is an annual symposium designed to raise awareness and educate the community about important cyber security and privacy issues. This free event is hosted every October during National Cyber Security Awareness Month and presents a rare opportunity to hear nationally recognized experts discuss the latest cyber security and privacy topics and trends. See an earlier post for event photos and more detail about the speakers and their topics.
Opening Remarks & Welcome
Ravi Pendse, Vice President for IT and CIO, U-M
The Physics of Embedded Security: Tickling Sensors with Malicious Sound Waves and RF
Kevin Fu, associate professor, College of Engineering, U-M
Keeping a Low Profile?: Technology, Risk and Privacy among Undocumented Immigrants
Allison McDonald, Ph.D. candidate, College of Engineering, U-M
Putting the Security Back into Cybersecurity
Cindy Cohn, executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation & U-M aluma
DataSifter: Sharing of Sensitive Information via Statistical Obfuscation
Ivo Dinov, professor, School of Nursing and Medical School, U-M
Panel Discussion: Evolving National and International Norms of Security and Privacy
Denise Anthony, professor, School of Public Health, U-M; Barb McQuade, professor from practice, Law School, U-M; Florian Schaub, assistant professor, School of Information and College of Engineering, U-M
Information about each presentation and a biography of each presenter is available at the SUMIT 2018 event page.
