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2019

A Horse's Rump and CybersecurityJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 17(4):4-6, 2019. [doi]

2018

Cybersecurity and Privacy Issues in Brazil: Back, Now, and Then [Guest Editors' Introduction]Daniela Seabra Oliveira, Jeremy Epstein, James F. Kurose, Anderson Rocha. ieeesp, 16(6):10-12, 2018. [doi]

2017

Privacy is Context DependentJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 15(2):5-6, 2017. [doi]

An NSF View of Multimedia Privacy and Security: Extended AbstractJeremy Epstein. ccs 2017: 19-20 [doi]

2016

Reflections of an NSF Program OfficerJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 14(2):3-6, 2016. [doi]

2015

The Whole Is Less than the Sum of the PartsJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 13(2):3-5, 2015. [doi]

Weakness in Depth: A Voting Machine's DemiseJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 13(3):55-58, 2015. [doi]

2014

Panel Summary: The Future of Software RegulationBenjamin Edwards, Michael E. Locasto, Jeremy Epstein. nspw 2014: 117-126 [doi]

Phishing Our EmployeesJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 12(3):3-4, 2014. [doi]

2013

Are All Types of Internet Voting Unsafe?Jeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 11(3):3-4, 2013. [doi]

2012

Reflecting on Some Past PredictionsJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 10(2):7-10, 2012. [doi]

Can We Be Too Careful?Jeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 10(2):3-5, 2012. [doi]

Lost TreasuresDan Thomsen, Jeremy Epstein, Peter G. Neumann. ieeesp, 10(6):17-19, 2012. [doi]

2011

Applying a Reusable Election Threat Model at the County LevelEric Lazarus, David L. Dill, Jeremy Epstein. uss 2011: [doi]

2009

A Survey of Vendor Software Assurance PracticesJeremy Epstein. acsac 2009: 528-537 [doi]

2008

Information Assurance Technology Forecast 2008Steven M. Bellovin, Terry V. Benzel, Bob Blakley, Dorothy E. Denning, Whitfield Diffie, Jeremy Epstein, Paulo Veríssimo. ieeesp, 6(1):16-23, 2008. [doi]

Security Lessons Learned from Société GénéraleJeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 6(3):80-82, 2008. [doi]

2007

Electronic VotingJeremy Epstein. Computer, 40(8):92-95, 2007. [doi]

2006

Fifteen Years after TX: A Look Back at High Assurance Multi-Level Secure WindowingJeremy Epstein. acsac 2006: 301-320 [doi]

Software Security and SOA: Danger, Will Robinson!Jeremy Epstein, Scott R. Matsumoto, Gary McGraw. ieeesp, 4(1):80-83, 2006. [doi]

Why applying standards to Web services is not enoughJohn Viega, Jeremy Epstein. ieeesp, 4(4):25-31, 2006. [doi]

2000

Using Operating System Wrappers to Increase the Resiliency to Commercial FirewallsJeremy Epstein, L. Thomas, Eric Monteith. acsac 2000: 236-245 [doi]

1999

Architecture and Concepts of the ARGuE GuardJeremy Epstein. acsac 1999: 45-54 [doi]

1996

Using Fortezza For Transparent File EncryptionJeremy Epstein, Tim Williams. acsac 1996: 140-147 [doi]

1995

NetWare 4 as an example of role-based access controlJeremy Epstein, Ravi S. Sandhu. rbac 1995: [doi]

1994

Editorial: a view of cryptography in TCSEC productsJeremy Epstein. acsac 1994: 308-309 [doi]

1993

A High Assurance Window System PrototypeJeremy Epstein, John McHugh, Hilarie K. Orman, R. Pascale, Ann B. Marmor-Squires, B. Danner, C. Martin, M. Branstad, J. Benson, D. Rothnie. jcs, 2(2-3):159-190, 1993.

User interface for a high assurance, windowing systemJeremy Epstein, Rita Pascale. acsac 1993: 256-264 [doi]

1992

1991

A prototype B3 trusted X Window SystemJeremy Epstein, John McHugh, Rita Pascale, Hilarie K. Orman, Glenn S. Benson, Charles R. Martin, Ann B. Marmor-Squires, Bonnie P. Danner, Martha A. Branstad. acsac 1991: 44-55 [doi]

1990

A Trusted X Window System Server for Trusted MachJeremy Epstein, Marvin Shugerman. mach 1990: 141-156

A prototype for Trusted X labeling policiesJeremy Epstein. acsac 1990: 221-230 [doi]

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