Current Program (still being updated):

9:00-9:20am	20 min	Opening statements, introductions
9:20-10:30am	70 min	Session I. Quantum Cryptography and Homomorphic Encryption. Maire O’Neill, Tanja Lange, Yoshinori Aono, Andreas Hülsin. This session will discuss some of the latest research on practical post-quantum cryptographic primitives including advanced primitives such as homomorphic encryption and proxy re-encryption. Talk 1: State of Multivariable Cryptography. Bo-Yin Yang, Academia Cinica, Taiwan Talk 2: A review of Practical Homomorphic Encryption Máire O’Neill, CSIT, Queen's University Belfast Talk 3: Practical hardness estimation of LWE and application for PRE Yoshinori Aono, NICT, Japan Talk 4: XMSS: Practical Hash-based signature scheme Andreas Hülsin, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
10:30-10:50am	20 min	Break
10:50-12:15pm	75 min	Session 1 Continues DISCUSSION
12:15-1:15pm	60 min	Lunch
1:15-2:45pm	90 min	Session 2: Implementation and deployment challenges. This session will focus on the discussion on implementation of cryptography and innovative use cases especially for light weight cryptography. Discussion leaders: D J Johnston (Intel), Dan Bernstein, Tanja Lange Talks: Randomness (Dan & Tanja) Intel’s DRNG after two years in the field (DJ)
2:45-3:10pm	25 min	Break
3:10-4:40pm	90 min	Session 3. Privacy, surveillance, regulatory environment, societal concerns. This session will focus on non-technology issues that are important for the development and deployment of cryptography. Discussion leaders: Claire Vishik,  Ruben  Niederhagen (Eindhoven), Yvo Desmedt (University of Dallas), others TBA Talks: A proposal for personal clouds (Yvo) Dual EC – a standardized back door (Ruben) Other TBA
4:40pm-5pm	20 min	Closing remarks, future workshops, adjourn