Berkeley Lab and Collaborators Seek New Security Paradigm
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Authors: Thomas Sorensen, Bob Sorensen
Publication Date: October 202021
Length: 7 pages
In September 2021, the 77th HPC User Forum took place virtually. This update summarizes a presentation from that virtual conference given by Dr. Sean Peisert, computer security research lead and staff scientist and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He provided insights on security in high-performance computing environments, specifically about how emerging technologies and research can advance cybersecurity as an enabling capability as opposed to an impedance to optimal performance or other barrier for users.
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