Webinar "A Perspective on Software Analysis and Layered Hard Problems" by Samuel Mulder from Sandia National Labs
Daniel Tauritz
Auburn Cyber Research Center (ACRC) Inaugural Distinguished Lecturer Webinar
Title: A Perspective on Software Analysis and Layered Hard Problems
Abstract: Lessons learned from 19 years of multi-disciplinary cyber security research at Sandia National Labs - Why does security research so often fail to have an impact? How do we put software analysis on a firmer scientific foundation? An overview of the GroundTruth project and working on layered hard problems using the RAMSeS model.
Short Bio: Samuel Mulder is a Principal Member of Technical Staff at Sandia National Labs. He currently leads the GroundTruth project, focused on establishing a stronger scientific basis for research in static program analysis, and develops the Oxide framework to extract and compare features from commercial and open reverse engineering tools, providing a unified feature layer for machine learning and other applications. Samuel received his PhD in 2004 from the University of Missouri-Rolla, with a dissertation using Adaptive Resonance Theory neural networks on combinatorial optimization problems. He has worked in cyber security for the last 19 years, with a focus on adversarial analysis and reverse engineering. He has also worked in a cognitive science group and is a frequent collaborator on multidisciplinary teams using machine learning, game theory, human factors research, and biologically-inspired learning algorithms.
When: Thursday April 29, 2021 9:30-10:30 AM CST
Webinar URL: https://auburn.zoom.us/j/83741869324
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Dr. Mulder’s below announced seminar was recorded; you can view his tour de force analysis of foundational issues in cyber security at: