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SUMMARY:2nd International Workshop on Cyber Security in High Performance C
 omputing (S-HPC 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Invited Talk:  Thoughts on Security for CXL-3.x-GFAM Clusters 
 with Embedded Computing\n\nMulti-host clusters built with CXL memory modul
 es (enabled by the CXL 3.0 standard) provide a for an opportunity for powe
 r efficient computing.  Enabling near data computing is not without it sec
 urity challenges.  This presentation identifies several security issues wo
 rthy of architectural considera...\n\n\nCraig Warner (Micron Technology In
 c)\n---------------------\nClosing Remarks\n\nPurushotham Bangalore (Unive
 rsity of Alabama, Birmingham)\n---------------------\nDistinguished Speake
 r:  The ‘S’ in HPC Stands for Security\n\nHPC systems are designed to meet
  peak performance and scalability goals but today’s security guidance and 
 tools are designed for enterprise infosec. This means that it is quite dif
 ficult to secure HPC resources without impacting performance goals.  In th
 is talk, we will examine the key securit...\n\n\nRyan Adamson (Oak Ridge N
 ational Laboratory (ORNL))\n---------------------\nWelcome\n\nAndres Marqu
 ez (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL))\n---------------------\n
 Analyzing the Performance Impact of HPC Workloads with Gramine+SGX on 3rd 
 Generation Xeon Scalable Processors\n\nBoth 3rd generation Xeon scalable p
 rocessors and Gramine 1.0, which potentially improves the performance of I
 ntel SGX, were released in 2021. In this paper, we provide the first perfo
 rmance analysis of HPC workloads with Gramine and SGX on 3rd generation Xe
 on scalable processors. Our analysis starts...\n\n\nShinobu Miwa (Universi
 ty of Electro-Communications, Japan) and Shin'ichiro Matsuo (Georgetown Un
 iversity)\n---------------------\nRMF for HPC and RDT&E\n\nRickey Gregg (D
 epartment of Defense High Performance Computing Modernization Program (DoD
  HPCMP)), Phillip Tartaglia (U.S. Army Research Lab DoD Supercomputing Res
 ource Center (ARL-DSRC) SDREN ISSM), Ian Lee (Lawrence Livermore National 
 Laboratory (LLNL)), James Waterman (Department of Defense High Performance
  Computing Modernization Program (DoD HPCMP)), Albert Reuther (MIT Lincoln
  Laboratory), and Gary Key (Department of Defense High Performance Computi
 ng Modernization Program (DoD HPCMP))\n---------------------\nInvited Talk
 :  Information Security Controls Prioritization – SABSA for HPC\n\nThe SAB
 SA (Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture) model is a useful gen
 eric means of exploring users’ preferences for reducing residual risks to 
 acceptable levels given budgetary (financial, resource, time frames etc.) 
 constraints while traceably supporting business objectives.\n\nThis...\n\n
 \nNicolas Erdody (Open Parallel Ltd. Multicore World) and Duncan Hall (IEE
 E Computer Society)\n---------------------\nS-HPC 2023 – Afternoon Break\n
 \nTag: Distributed Computing, Security\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop 
 Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: nael abu-ghazaleh (University of California, R
 iverside); Kevin J. Barker (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL));
  Yang Guo (National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)); Andres 
 Marquez (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)); and Sean Peisert (
 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL); University of California, Da
 vis)
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