IFIP Working Group 10.4 Dependable Computing and Fault Tolerance 82nd Meeting Old Town Alexandria, VA, USA June 23-26, 2022

Meeting Host

Chris J. Walter, WW Technology Group, USA

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Program-at-a-Glance and Contents

Workshop on Intelligent Vehicle Dependability and Security

WorkshopCoordinators

Jay Lala, Raytheon, US   John Meyer, University of Michigan, US   Carl Landwehr, George Washington University, US   Charles Weinstock, Carnegie Mellon University, US   Homa Alemzadeh, University of Virginia, US   Cristina Nita-Rotaru, Northeastern University, US   Wilfried Steiner, TTTech, AT

Introduction

Day 1 - Session 1

Day 1 - Session 2

Day 1 - Session 3

Day 2 - Session 4

Day 2 - Session 5

Research Reports

Business Meeting

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Introduction to the Meeting

08:25 Meeting Start: Introduction to the meeting and workshop Jay Lala, Raytheon Technologies, US

Day 1 - Session 1

09:00 Automotive Cyber-Security - from standards to regulations Christoph Schmittner, Austrian Institute of Technology, AT
09:45 Cyber-Attacks Against AI Stack in Autonomous Driving and Intelligent Transportation Alfred Chen, UC Irvine, US

Day 1 - Session 2 (Panel - Cyber Attacks on Safety-Critical AV Functions: Technology & Policy)

11:40 Cybersecurity for Connected and Autonomus Vehicles Kristie Pfosi, Director, Cybersecurity, Aptiv, US
11:50 Autonomous Vehicles: Surviving Cyber Attacks - Legal Issues William Widen, Professor of Law, Univ of Miami School of Law, US
12:00 Cross-Collaborating to Secure Autonomous Ground Vehicles and Other Emerging Technologies Against the Threats of  Tomorrow Benjamin Gilbert, Cybersecurity Advisor (CSA), US Department of Homeland Security, US

Day 1 - Session 3

16:00 Security for Software-defined Vehicle Robert Kaster, Bosch, US
16:45 CyberShield - An Approach to Defeat Malware in Edge Computers using Hardware Diversity Brock LaMeres, Montana State University, US

Day 2 - Session 4

08:00 How to defend connected intelligent vehicles: Transferring established Information Security best practices to the vehicular world Miriam Gruber, Jan Lange, Volkswagen, DE
08:45 Detection is not enough: Low-cost Attack Recovery for Autonomous Robotic Vehicles Karthik Pattabiraman, Univ of British Columbia, CA
09:45 Design and Assessment of Safe Autonomous Vehicles Saurabh Jha, IBM Research, US

Day 2 - Session 5 (Summary and Discussion)

Day 1 - Session 1 John Meyer, University of Michigan, US
Day 1 - Session 2 Wilfried Steiner, TTTech Group, AT
Day 1 - Session 3 Carl Landwehr, University of Michigan, US
Day 2 - Session 4 Homa Alemzadeh, University of Virginia, US

Research Reports

Strengthening the SPIRE id provisioning workflow Andrey Brito, Federal University of Campina Grande, BR
iReview: an Intelligent Code Review Evaluation Tool Using Biofeedback Henrique Madeira, University of Coimbra, PT
Resilient Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Thomas E. Carroll, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, US
Serverless Cloud Engineering and On-Device Computation for Complex Machine Learning Workloads: Fast and Furious for your Hardest Data Analytics Tasks Somali Chaterji, Purdue University, US
Towards Cyber Resilient Autonomous Vehicle Ecosystems: a historical perspective Paulo Verissimo, KAUST, SA
Reliable Operation of Machine Learning Models in Autonomous Driving Systems Lishan Yang, George Mason University, US
Context-aware Assurance in Cyber-Physical Systems Xugui Zhou, University of Virginia, US

Business Meeting

82nd IFIP WG 10.4 Meeting - Business Meeting Marco Vieira, University of Coimbra, PT