[ Last changed: 21st June 1995 ]
Security Group Seminar, 13th June 1995
- Speaker:
- Shaw Chuang, University of Cambridge
- Date:
- Tuesday 13th June 4.15pm
- Place:
- Room TP4, Computer Laboratory
- Title:
- SECURING ASYNCHRONOUS TRANSFER MODE
Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) is often described as the technology
that will allow total flexibility and efficiency to be achieved in
tomorrow's high speed, multi-service, multimedia networks. There has
been an enormous amount of research activity in this area. However
security issues for the ATM networks were much ignored in the past.
ATM networks introduce unique security concerns that must be
addressed to ensure confidentiality and integrity of data. This talk
will give an outline of the issues in securing the ATM networks and
report on the on-going research effort in the area.
PostScript version of slides
Security Group Seminar, 13th June 1995 / Mark.Lomas@cl.cam.ac.uk