[HGI-News-de] HGI Kolloquium am Donnerstag 5.11 - Galapagos: Application-Dependency Discovery in Services Research

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Mi Nov 4 09:52:57 CET 2009


Hallo,

im Rahmen des HGI Kolloquiums "Aktuelle Themen der IT-Sicherheit" wird 
am kommenden Donnerstag der folgende Vortrag angeboten:

Prof. Birgit Pfitzmann:
* Galapagos: Application-Dependency Discovery in Services Research *

Termin:
Donnerstag, der 05. November um  11.00 Uhr (*s.t.*)
Raum: IC 4/38

Interessierte sind herzlichst eingeladen!


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Abstract:
Many enterprises perform data-center transformations, consolidations,
and migrations to reduce costs and make IT greener.
These projects start with a discovery phase where infrastructure
and applications are analyzed to detect software and data dependencies
across
different servers.

Galapagos is a project at IBM Research for performing this discovery,
with a focus on minimizing the overall time and risk for this important
engagement phase. We describe technology choices resulting from this
focus,
some of the rather surprising, and we show discovery and use case results
from
some real engagements.

Galapagos is also an example of Services Research, i.e., research for
IT services providers, which is a new and growing area in industrial
research.
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Vorankündigung: 12. November 2009: Georg Becker(EmSec), Constructive use 
of side-channels - 19. November 2009: Mathias Herrmann(CITS), Attacking 
Power Generators Using Unravelled Linearization -­ 26. November 2009: 
Stefan Heyse(EmSec), Coding based crypto for embedded devices: 
Performance, Sidechannels and Countermeasures -­ 14.Januar 2010: 
Wilfried Karden(Innenministerium NRW), Wirtschaftsspionage - 4. Februar 
2010:Florian Kerschbaum(SAP), Security Challenges in Supply Chain 
Management


Informationen über die nächsten geplanten Vorträge im Rahmen des HGI 
Kolloquiums sind auch im Web zu finden:
http://www.hgi.rub.de/hgi/hgi-seminar/aktuelles


Viele Grüße,
Georg Becker und Timo Kasper



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