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  • Jae
    S
    Lim

    Professor of Electrical Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    Contact

    MIT Room
    36-653
    Phone
    (617) 253-8143
    jslim@mit.edu
  • Abel Sanchez - 2019 ICT Conference

    April 16, 2019Conference Video Duration: 36:35

    Situational Awareness Tool for Cyber Security Event Prediction and Quantification (SAFFRON)

    SAFFRON is a risk modeling and data analytics tool that allows energy delivery OT operators to better understand the risks associated with cyber threats. At present they do not have the capability to fully understand the risks associated with the cyber threats of today and tomorrow – risks that will continue to grow as Information Technology (IT) and Operations Technology (OT) networks increasingly integrate. It is important to have a better understanding of these risks, costs, and potential consequences. This aggregation of risk data will inform EDS OT operators in understanding how risk changes as the software deployed changes, and support actions (i.e., identify corrective actions that reduce the risk.) Similarly, risk computation will support operators in equipment replacement and procurement by quantifying device risk and impact on the network. SAFFRON has developed a risk model and data analytics tool, along with the necessary algorithms that identify risk tolerance and strategy for assessing, responding to, and monitoring cyber security risks. Foundational validated research is presingly neededed to develop risk models and visual analytics that are understandable to OT operators and leads to or even suggests corrective action. The tool uses a simulation model of the physical/IT system and acts as a proxy for the physical infrastructure.
     
    2019 MIT Information and Communication Technologies Conference
  • June-18-20-Alex-Slocum

    June 18, 2020Conference Video Duration: 73:57
    June-18-20-Alex-Slocum
  • August 10 2020 Alex Slocum

    August 10, 2020Conference Video Duration: 74:56
    August 10 2020 Alex Slocum

     

  • Catherine
    E
    Clark

    Associate Professor of French Studies
    Primary DLC
    History

    Contact

    MIT Room
    E51-185B
    Phone
    (617) 324-2428
    clarkce@mit.edu
  • SENSE.nano 2019 - D. Fox Harrell

    September 30, 2019Conference Video Duration: 17:16

    Virtuality, Storytelling, and Self

    The MIT Center for Advanced Virtuality (MIT Virtuality for short) pioneers innovative experiences using technologies of virtuality — computing systems that construct imaginative experiences atop our physical world. Our approach to engineering and creative practices pushes the expressive potential of technologies of virtuality and simulates social and cognitive phenomena, while intrinsically considering their social and cultural impacts. This talk focuses on an important aspect of such technologies: virtual selves. Indeed nearly early everyone these days uses virtual identities, ranging from accounts for social media and online shopping to avatars in videogames or virtual reality. Given the widespread and growing use of such technologies, it is important to better understand their impacts and to establish innovative and best practices. In this talk, Harrell explores how our social identities are complicated by their intersection with extended reality technologies, videogames, social media, and related digital media forms. With an emphasis on equity, Harrell will explore how virtual identities both implement and transform persistent issues of class, gender, sex, race, ethnicity, and the dynamically construction social categories more generally.

    2019 SENSE.nano Symposium
  • 2020 Leo Celi

    July 2, 2020Conference Video Duration: 60:21
    2020 Leo Celi
  • Neha
    Narula

    Director, Digital Currency Initiative
    Primary DLC
    MIT Media Lab

    Contact

    MIT Room
    NE18-CIC 2ND FLOOR
    narula@media.mit.edu

    Assistant

    Assistant Name
    Ashley Jacobson
    Assistant phone number
    (727) 318-2266
    jacobsal@media.mit.edu
  • Klaus-Jürgen
    Bathe

    Professor of Mechanical Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    Contact

    MIT Room
    3-356
    Phone
    (617) 253-6645
    kjb@mit.edu
  • Mr. Peter A Bouchard

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