Karen Goertzel wrote:
There are these:
ISC(2) Secure Software Conference Series - >
https://www.isc2.org/PressReleaseDetails.aspx?id=650
ESSoS - http://distrinet.cs.kuleuven.be/events/essos/2012/
SecSE - http://www.sintef.org/secse
SSIRI - http://paris.utdallas.edu/ssiri11/
All conferences are not created equal - ESSOS, SecSE and SSIRI are all academic, peer-reviewed conferences/workshops, and probably do not have the same "sex appeal" as BlackHat. Even in academic communities it seems that there are few that appreciate the difference between "security features" and "secure features" (judging by some submissions we get to SecSE).
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conferences. I'm in the process of updating some research on how and
where software security assurance is being taught by colleges and
universities, and what I'm finding is that the topic has been pretty
much marginalised into an aspect of information assurance - i.e., it's
being taught mostly to postgraduates who are majoring in IA and
I think you're right - to take our local university, NTNU; they have a course on software security, but it's an elective offered to postgraduates in the final year before they start their MSc thesis, which probably means that only those students who already have a special interest in security will choose it.
-Martin
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