Talks

• Implementation and Evaluation of Privacy-Preserving Protocols
  Felipe Saint-Jean
  

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  Thesis defense at Yale University (July 2010)
  
  
• Accountability in International Data Exchange
  Joan Feigenbaum
  

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  Keynote talk at the Inco-Trust Workshop in New York (May 2010)
  
  
• Design and Analysis of Efficient Anonymous‐Communication Protocols
  Aaron Johnson
  

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  Thesis defense at Yale University (July 2009).
  
  
• Theory and Application of Extractable Functions
  Ramzi Ronny Dakdouk
  

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  Thesis defense at Yale University (July 2009).
  
  
• Approximate Privacy: Foundations and Quantification
  Joan Feigenbaum
  

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  Distinguished Lecture at Boston University, UMass Amherst, and Northwestern University (May 2009).
  
  
• Modeling and Analysis of Anonymous-Communication Systems
  Joan Feigenbaum
  

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  Invited talk at the Women in Theory Symposium in Princeton (June 2008).
  
  
• Clustering Algorithms for Random and Pseudo-random Structures
  Pradipta Mitra
  

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  Thesis defense at Yale University (April 2008).
  
  
• Distributed Systems of Simple Interacting Agents
  Hong Jiang

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  Thesis defense at Yale University (April 2007).
  
  
• Pass-Efficient Algorithms for Clustering
  Kevin Chang

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  Thesis defense at Yale University (April 2006).
  
  
• Cyber Rights and the Constitution
  Mike Godwin

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  Yale Portia group seminar (February 2006)
  
  
• Title: .NET Framework Security: Lessons Learned from Five Years of Shipping Partially Trusted Code
  Brian LaMacchia

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  Keynote Talk at Stevens/Columbia/IBM Research Security and Privacy Day (November 14, 2005)
  
  
• Privacy-Preserving Data Mining in the Fully Distributed Model
  Rebecca N. Wright

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  The MADNES Workshop on Secure Mobile Ad-hoc Networks and Sensors in Singapore (September 21-22, 2005).
  
  
• Privacy-Enhancing k-Anonymization of Customer Data
  Rebecca N. Wright

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  The CS-Statistics Workshop On Privacy and Confidentiality in Bertinoro, Italy (July 9-15, 2005).
  
  
• Massive Data Streams in Graph Theory and Computational Geometry
  Jian Zhang

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  Thesis defense at Yale University (June 2005).
  
  
• PORTIA Project Site Visit: Talks and Posters
  PORTIA PIs, graduate students, and postdocs
  

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  Presented at Stanford University to an NSF site-visit team (May 2005).
  
  
• The Use of Commercial Databases for National Security: Privacy, Evaluation, and Accuracy
  Rebecca N. Wright
  

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  Given at the National Academy of Sciences, at the 10th Panel Meeting of the Science, Technology, and Law Panel, Washington DC (March 2005).
  
  
• A Paradigm Shift in Policing - From Law Enforcement to CyberPolicing
  Nimrod Kozlovski
  Overview talk about online policing and law enforcement, suitable for a general audience.

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  Yale Computer Science Department seminar (April 2005).
  
  
• Privacy in Context
  Helen Nissenbaum
  Introduction to the concept of "Contextual Integrity".

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  Australian National Univ. (March 2005); earlier versions given at Univ. of New South Wales and Univ. of Ottawa.
  
  
• Progress on the PORTIA Project
  Joan Feigenbaum
  Progress report in the middle of year two of the project.

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  Rutgers CS Dept. Colloquium (March 21, 2005); earlier version given at NYU in October 2004.
  
  
• Towards Privacy in Public Databases
  Cynthia Dwork
  Technical talk about protecting individual privacy while publishing databases.

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  Grace Hopper Conference on Women in Computer Science, Chicago (October 7, 2004).
  
  
• Secure Computation of Surveys
  Raphael Ryger
  Technical talk about the implementation of secure function evaluation for surveys, focusing on Taulbee salary data.

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  EU Workshop on Secure Multiparty Computation, Amsterdam (Oct. 7, 2004).
  
  
• Client-side Defenses Against Web-based Identity Theft
  Dan Boneh
  Overview of anti-phishing work in the PORTIA project

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  Stevens Institute of Technology Computer Science Department Seminar (October 13, 2004)
  
  
• 'Securitizing' the Internet - A Socio-Political Analysis
  Nimrod Kozlovski
  

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  Visiting lecturer, Oxford Internet Institute, Summer Doctorate Program, July 2004
  
  
• The PORTIA Project
  Rebecca Wright
  An introduction to the goals and progress of the PORTIA project

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  DIMACS/PORTIA Working Group on Privacy-preserving Data Mining (March 17, 2004)
  
  
• Sensitive Information in a Wired World
  Joan Feigenbaum
  Overview of the PORTIA Project suitable for a law-and-technology audience.

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  Univ. of Michigan STIET Project (April 8, 2004). Supersedes earlier versions given at Yale Law School and NYU Law School in December of 2003.
  
  
• Policy Languages and Enforcement
  John Mitchell
  A technical talk about issues in distributed access control, role-based trust management, and policy-language design.

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  The Fourth IAPP Annual Privacy and Data Security Summit (February, 2004)
  
  
• Private Analysis of Data Sets
  Benny Pinkas
  A technical talk about new results on private computation of intersections and K'th ranked elements.

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  Cambridge Research Lab, HP Labs (November 20, 2003). Cryptography and Information Security Group, MIT (November 21, 2003). DIMACS Working Group on Privacy/Confidentiality of Health Data (December 12, 2003).