Threat Analyses for Voting System Categories A Workshop on Rating Voting Methods VSRW 06 8-9 June 2006 Partially Funded by NSF
	Home Call for Submissions Submit a paper  Schedule Registration Accepted Papers Workshop Format Location Technical Committee Contact: vote@gwu.edu NIST Threat Analysis Workshop		Invited Speakers Josh Benaloh - Microsoft Resarch Topic "The Cryptographic Approach to Verifiable Elections:  A New Perspective on a Quarter Century of Research" Matt Bishop - University of California, Davis Topic: "e-Voting Machines: Measuring What?" David Chaum -Votegrity Topic: To Be Announced Lillie Coney - Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) Topic: "Election Administration: The Importance of Privacy that is Assured by Transparency" Douglas Jones - University of Iowa Topic : "Connecting work on Threat Analysis to the Real World" Eric Lazarus - DecisionSmith Topic:It is detailed work! Some considerations relevant to achieving excellence in threat analyses forcategories of voting systems. Lawrence Norden - Brennan Center for Justice Topic "Brennan Center Threat Analysis of Voting Systems" Avi Rubin - Johns Hopkins University Topic: "Security Issues in Electronic Voting" Alan Sherman - University of Maryland, Baltimore County Topic: "A study of vote verification technologies"