[IP] National Academies' Workshop, Electronic Voting
An upcoming National Academy of Science Workshop on "Building Certifiably
Dependable Systems" that will have a session on Electronic Voting
Systems. The workshop is open to all participants.
The National Academies have an ongoing study on building certifiably
dependable systems. It is addressing system certification and examining
application domains (including electronic voting) and their approaches to
software evaluation and assurance. The National Academies are holding a
workshop on April 19-20 at Georgetown University Center on Reservoir Road
to survey a variety of perspectives and to promote dialogue between the
research community and government and industry practitioners who develop
safety-critical systems.
Session F of this workshop will be dedicated to a Case Study: Electronic
Voting - What role does software play in voting? - What properties fo the
software might be certified? - What would the certification process be? Who
would be involved; What credibility would it have; who has to be trusted? -
Is this case study typical or unique in some ways?
Point of contact for this workshop is Lynnette Millett: lmillett@xxxxxxx
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