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June 8, 2005
Downloadable
Schedule . All slides from the event
are now available at the schedule page
News coverage: A WEIS paper
measuring the market effects of vulnerability disclosures is the
subject of a SecurityFocus
article.
Scholarships:I3P provided
several student registration scholarships and multiple travel
scholarships for students. All scholarships have been awarded.
Congratulations to the recipients, and thanks to I3P.
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Fourth
Workshop on the Economics of Information Security
was held on the campus of
Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
2 - 3 June 2005
The Fourth Workshop on the Economics of Information Security addressed
the problems of privacy security using the tools, techniques, and concepts
of economics. Theoretical and practical aspects of computer security
and economics, proposals for legal mechanisms, empirical examinations
of fielded systems, and reports on experiments were presented. Computer
scientists, scholars of law, economists, accountants, policy analysts,
and social scientists contributed.
Papers and presentations can be found in the schedule
section of this website. Notes from the Workshop are available at
allan.friedmans.org/conferences.
My thanks to all who contributed. I would like to thank the authors
and presentors for providing excellent content. I would like to thank
my students Alla Genkina and, in particular, Allan Friedman. I owe my
thanks to the members of the program committee. Thanks as well to the
organizer, Lori Uhland of Rare Events.
--L Jean Camp
Chair
WEIS '05
WEIS06: The Fifth Workshop on the Economics of Information
Security will be held at the University of Cambridge, England, 26-28
June 2006. The initial call for papers is available here
Workshop Information
No longer available
Support for WEIS05 was provided in part by:
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