2nd Annual Workshop
“Economics and Information Security”
“Economics and Information Security”
May 29-30, 2003
Robert
H. Smith School of Business
Center for Public Policy and Private Enterprise
University of Maryland
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“2nd Annual Workshop on
Economics and Information Security”
University of Maryland
Economics and Information Security”
Robert H. Smith School of Business
University of Maryland
1412 Van Munching Hall
Rouse Room
College Park, MD 20742
Rouse Room
College Park, MD 20742
May 29-30, 2003
Agenda
| Thursday, May 29th | |||
| 8:00A - 9:00A | Continental Breakfast | ||
| 9:00A - 9:10A | Opening Remarks | ||
| 9:10A - 10:30A | Session 1 - Trusted Computing and DRM | ||
| Chair - Ross Anderson, University of Cambridge | |||
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Cryptology
and Competition Policy-Issues with 'Trusted Computing Ross Anderson, Cambridge University |
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How
Much is Stronger DRM Worth? Stephen R. Lewis, University of Cambridge |
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Trusted
Computing, Peer-to-Peer Distribution, and the Economics of Pirated
Entertainment Stuart E. Schecter, Harvard University Rachel A. Greenstadt, Harvard University Michael D. Smith, Harvard University |
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| 10:30A - 11:00A | Morning Break | ||
| 11:00A - 12:00P | Session 2 - Security Intrusion | ||
| Chair - Bruce Schneier, Counterpane Internet Security | |||
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Quantifying
the Value of IT Security Mechanisms and Setting Up an |
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Evaluating
Damages Caused By Information Systems Security Incidents Fariborz Farahmand, Georgia Institute of Technology Shamkant B. Navathe, Georgia Institute of Technology Gunter P. Sharp, Georgia Institute of Technology Philip H. Enslow, Georgia Institute of Technology |
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| 12:00P - 1:30P |
Lunch and Luncheon Speaker |
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| Session 3 - Privacy Policies | |||
| Chair - Hal Varian, University of California, Berkeley | |||
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The
Paradoxical Value of Privacy Paul Syverson, Naval Research Laboratory |
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Why
We Can't be Bothered to Read Privacy Policies Models of Privacy Economics as a Lemons Market Tony Vila, Harvard University Rachel Greenstadt, Harvard University David Molnar, Harvard University |
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Paying
for Privacy: Consumers and Infrastructures |
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| 3:10P - 3:30P | Afternoon Break | ||
| 3:30P - 4:45P | Session 4- Round Table Discussion on Options & Security | ||
| Chair - Andrew M. Odlyzko, University of Minnesota | |||
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Hal Varian, University of California at Berkeley | ||
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Lawrence Gordon, University of Maryland | ||
| 4:45P - 5:30P | Refreshments | ||
| 6:30P - 8:00P | Dinner | ||
| Friday, May 30th | |||
| 8:00A - 9:00A | Continental Breakfast | ||
| 9:00A -10:00A |
Session 5 -Guest Speaker |
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| 10:00A - 10:30A | Morning Break | ||
| 10:30A - 12:00P | Session 6 - Alternative Approaches to Security Processes | ||
| Chair - L. Jean Camp, Harvard University | |||
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Losses,
Gains, and Hyperbolic Discounting: An Experimental Approach to Information
Security Attitudes and Behaviors Alessandro Acquisti, University of California, Berkeley Jens Grossklags, University of California, Berkeley |
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Making
Security Manifest Allan Friedman, Harvard University L. Jean Camp, Harvard University |
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Evaluating
Security Systems: A Five-Step Process Bruce Schneier, Counterpane Internet Security |
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| 12:00P - 1:30P | Lunch and Luncheon Speaker Dean Howard Frank, University of Maryland |
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| 1:30P - 2:15P | Session 7 - Asymetric Information Aspects of Information Security | ||
| Chair - William Lucyshyn,
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and University of Maryland |
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The
Economic Consequences of Sharing Security Information Esther Gal-Or, University of Pittsburgh Anindya Ghose, Carnegie Mellon University |
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Economic
Aspects of Controlling Capital Investments in Cyberspace Security for Critical Infrastructure Assets Lawrence A. Gordon, University of Maryland Martin P. Loeb, University of Maryland William Lucyshyn Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and University of Maryland |
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Interfering
in e-Contracting Patrick Legros, Université Libre de Burxelles Andrew F. Newman, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University and University College London |
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| 2:50P - 3:10P | Afternoon Break | ||
| 3:10P - 4:30P | Session 8 - Practical Cases and Problems | ||
| Chair - Martin Loeb, University of Maryland | |||
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Security
and Lock-In: The Case of the U.S. Cable Industry Tom Lookabaugh, University of Colorado Douglas C. Sicker, University of Colorado |
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We
Want Security But We Hate It. The Foundations of Security Technoeconomics
in the Social World Mauro Sandrini, Teramo University |
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How
and Why a More Secure Technologies Succeed in Legacy Markets: Lessons
from the Success of SSH Nicholas Rosasco University of Maryland, Baltimore County David Larochelle, University of Virginia |
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| 4:30P - 5:30P | Refreshments | ||