Service
I try to be involved in the community. Here are some of the ways I do this.
Editorial Boards
- The ISC International Journal of Information Security (note: I’m on the Advisory Board, not the Editorial Board); here’s the current flyer (in PDF)
Conferences
- Jan. 2012: HICSS, Digital Forensics: Education Research, and Practice minitrack; co-chair
- Feb. 2012: NDSS Symposium 2012; program committee
- July 2012: LASER 2012; organizing committee, program committee co-chair
- Sep. 2012: NSPW 2012; steering committee, financial aid co-chair
- Conferences that have passed
Professional Organizations
- ACM (Association for Computing Machinery)
- IEEE Computer Society
- IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers)
- Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education
- Usenix Association
Technical Advisory Boards
University Matters
- Institutional representative to the I3P (Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection); also Member at Large of the I3P Executive Committee (2013–2015)
- Outreach liasion for UC Davis for the Usenix Association
- Chair of the Campus Committee for Information Technology
Civic Matters
- Member, Electronic Recording Delivery Act (ERDA) Advisory Committee, Office of the Attorney General, California
- Member, National Visiting Committee, ATE Center, Cyber Security Education Consortium
- Co-author, paper on election forensics
- Testimony before the California State Senate Elections and Reapportionment Committee on SB 1723 on May 7, 2004 [PDF]
Other Stuff
- Letter to the EAC (Aaron Burstein and Joe Hall wrote this; I was one of the signers. Normally, I don't sign things like this, but the misstatement of the results of the Top to Bottom Review seemed to me so egregious that I felt I had to)
- Letter in support of a proposed exemption to the DMCA (J. Alex Halderman wrote this; I was one of the signers)
- Shot by the Silver Bullet
- Letter to the Editor, Davis Enterprise, July 2, 2006