Raquel Hill's guest appearances

Raquel Hill

CERIAS Weekly Security Seminar - Purdue University

Up2Me Radio 

Angie Smith

Ian Farrar

Diane Gardner

David Katz

Ryan Henry

Michelle Collins

Cory Doctorow

Rudy Reyes

Doug Smith

Larry Ponemon

Michelle Hodges

George Heron

Evander Holyfield

Jason Gregory

Laura Thomas

OwlTail

Kathy Hood

Welcome to the Kathy Hood Show with Special Guest Raquel HillTopic: Serve and Do Good!  A Part of the Taking Authority-Unleash Your Power SeriesIn this episode Host Kathy and Special Guest Raquel talk about Raquel's journey in discovering her spiritual gifts and how they have impacted her life and empowered her to be the best version of who she truly is.Meet Raquel: Raquel has a passion for community and the experience to back it up. Her entrepreneurial spirit and out of the box thought processes have contributed to her success in a variety of roles in the community and the corporate world. A transplant from New Jersey, Raquel currently calls Atlanta, Georgia home.  Raquel has played key roles in assisting local small businesses and non-profits with change management and developing infrastructure. Her list of accomplishments includes: creating strategy and the branding of several local businesses, successfully managing a grass-roots political campaign, and an event management company all while finding time to teach community-based dance programs. Her proudest moment to date is raising her son, a graduate of Georgetown University, living in Alexandria, who works for a major consulting firm in the DC area.The opinions expressed durng this broadcast is for inspirational, information and motivational purposes.To learn more about the show, host, guests and to subscribe visit the Kathy Hood Show Page at www.up2meradio.comConnect with us on social media on Facebook at Up2Me Radio, Instagram at Up2Me.Radio and Twtter @up2meradio

Welcome to the Kathy Hood Show with Special Guest Raquel Hill Topic: Serve and Do Good!  A Part of the Taking Authority-Unleash Your Power Series In this episode Host Kathy and Special Guest Raquel talk about Raquel's journey in discovering her spiritual gifts and how they have impacted her life and empowered her to be the best version of who she truly is. Meet Raquel: Raquel has a passion for community and the experience to back it up. Her entrepreneurial spirit and out of the box thought processes have contributed to her success in a variety of roles in the community and the corporate world. A transplant from New Jersey, Raquel currently calls Atlanta, Georgia home.  Raquel has played key roles in assisting local small businesses and non-profits with change management and developing infrastructure. Her list of accomplishments includes: creating strategy and the branding of several local businesses, successfully managing a grass-roots political campaign, and an event management company all while finding time to teach community-based dance programs. Her proudest moment to date is raising her son, a graduate of Georgetown University, living in Alexandria, who works for a major consulting firm in the DC area. The opinions expressed durng this broadcast is for inspirational, information and motivational purposes. To learn more about the show, host, guests and to subscribe visit the Kathy Hood Show Page at <a href="http://www.up2meradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.up2meradio.com</a> Connect with us on social media on Facebook at Up2Me Radio, Instagram at Up2Me.Radio and Twtter @up2meradio

The Kathy Hood Show with Special Guest Raquel Hill

Given the proliferation of malware, the integrity of embedded communication systems is becoming a growing concern. Recent compromises to systems such as ATMs and network switches and routers provide evidence of the potential security problems of embedded communication systems. Trusted communication channels that pass sensitive information should only be established after the integrity of the remote system can be assured. Security hardware, such as the Trusted Computing Group's (TCG's) Trusted Platform Module (TPM) provides a mechanism to measure and authenticate the integrity of individual machines. This device can be readily found in many laptops today, however we are unaware of its use as a mechanism for providing or denying communication access to services based on the integrity of remote systems.  In this work, we propose PlugNPlay Trust, an integrity framework which is a drop-in solution for providing a hardware root of trust for embedded applications. The PlugNPlay Trust design exploits the static nature of embedded communication systems and independently provides remote attestation and identity verification for the host application using the TPM. This framework, coupled with the attestation and dynamic firewall exception services we authored, enables remote parties to confirm the integrity of embedded communication systems, thereby limiting the effects and the proliferation of malware in compromised systems. Although there are preexisting technologies for interfacing with the TPM directly, we implemented the first prototype for allowing or denying access to networked services based on the trustworthiness of a remote system. The PlugNPlay framework simplifies the integration of existing TPM related tools and provides a ready to use platform for trusted computing research. About the speaker: Raquel Hill is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science in the School of Informatics and Computing. Her primary research interests are in the areas of trust and security for distributed and pervasive computing environments. Dr. Hill's research is funded by the Center for Applied CyberSecurity Research (CACR). She holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in Computer Science from Georgia Tech and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Harvard University.

Given the proliferation of malware, the integrity of embedded communication systems is becoming a growing concern. Recent compromises to systems such as ATMs and network switches and routers provide evidence of the potential security problems of embedded communication systems. Trusted communication channels that pass sensitive information should only be established after the integrity of the remote system can be assured. Security hardware, such as the Trusted Computing Group's (TCG's) Trusted Platform Module (TPM) provides a mechanism to measure and authenticate the integrity of individual machines. This device can be readily found in many laptops today, however we are unaware of its use as a mechanism for providing or denying communication access to services based on the integrity of remote systems. In this work, we propose PlugNPlay Trust, an integrity framework which is a drop-in solution for providing a hardware root of trust for embedded applications. The PlugNPlay Trust design exploits the static nature of embedded communication systems and independently provides remote attestation and identity verification for the host application using the TPM. This framework, coupled with the attestation and dynamic firewall exception services we authored, enables remote parties to confirm the integrity of embedded communication systems, thereby limiting the effects and the proliferation of malware in compromised systems. Although there are preexisting technologies for interfacing with the TPM directly, we implemented the first prototype for allowing or denying access to networked services based on the trustworthiness of a remote system. The PlugNPlay framework simplifies the integration of existing TPM related tools and provides a ready to use platform for trusted computing research. About the speaker: Raquel Hill is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science in the School of Informatics and Computing. Her primary research interests are in the areas of trust and security for distributed and pervasive computing environments. Dr. Hill's research is funded by the Center for Applied CyberSecurity Research (CACR). She holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in Computer Science from Georgia Tech and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Harvard University.

Raquel Hill, PlugNPlay Trust for Embedded Communication Systems