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Linux Security Summit North America 2019

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8:00am PDT

Registration Indigo North Foyer

9:00am PDT

Tutorial: How to Write a Linux Security Module - Casey Schaufler, Intel* Sapphire D

10:30am PDT

Coffee Break Sapphire Ballroom (4th Floor)

10:50am PDT

Kernel Self-Protection Project - Kees Cook, Google* Sapphire D

11:25am PDT

Making Remote Attestation Useful on Linux - Brandon Weeks & Matthew Garrett, Google* Sapphire D

12:00pm PDT

It's Coming From Inside the House: Kernelspace Fault Injection with KRF - William Woodruff, Trail of Bits* Sapphire D

12:30pm PDT

Lunch (Attendees on Own)

2:00pm PDT

Using and Implementing Keyring Restrictions for Userspace - Mat Martineau, Intel * Sapphire D

2:35pm PDT

syzkaller Update and Open Problems - Dmitry Vyukov, Google* Sapphire D

3:10pm PDT

Binary Policy with IMA and AppArmor - Eric Chiang, Google Sapphire D

3:40pm PDT

Coffee Break Sapphire Ballroom (4th Floor)

4:00pm PDT

Subsystem Update: State of SELinux, 2019 - Paul Moore, Cisco* Sapphire D

4:10pm PDT

Subsystem Update: AppArmor Update 2019 - John Johansen, Canonical Sapphire D

4:20pm PDT

Subsystem Update: tpm2-Software Update and Highlights - Philip Tricca, Intel Sapphire D

4:30pm PDT

Subsystem Update: Seccomp, Yama, and LoadPin - Kees Cook, Google* Sapphire D

4:40pm PDT

Subsystem Update: Linux Integrity Status Update - Mimi Zohar, IBM* Sapphire D

4:50pm PDT

Subsystem Update: LSM Stacking - What You Can Do Now and What's Next - Casey Schaufler, Intel Sapphire D

4:55pm PDT

Subsystem Update: The 2019 Smack Update - Casey Schaufler, Intel* Sapphire D

5:00pm PDT

Lightning Talks Sapphire D

5:30pm PDT

Closing Remarks - James Morris, Microsoft Sapphire D