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 Bob
Blakley
Chief Scientist, Security and Privacy, IBM Tivoli Software
Bob Blakley is chief scientist for Security and Privacy at IBM Tivoli
Software.He is general chair of the 2003 IEEE Security and Privacy Conference
and has served as General Chair of the ACM New Security Paradigms Workshop.
He serves on the National Academy of Science’s study group on Authentication
Technologies and Their Privacy Implications. He was named Distinguished
Security Practitioner by the 2002 ACM Computer Security and Applications
Conference (ACSAC), and serves on the editorial board for the International
Journal of Information Security (IJIS).
Bob Blakley was the editor of the OMG CORBA security specification, and
is the author of "CORBA Security: An Introduction to Safe Computing
with Objects", published by Addison-Wesley. Blakley was also the
editor of the Open Group’s Authorization API specification and the OASIS
Security Services Technical Committee’s SAML specification effort. Blakley
has been involved in cryptography and data security design work since
1979 and has authored or co-authored seven papers on cryptography, secret-sharing
schemes, access control, and other aspects of computer security. He holds nine patents on security-related technologies.
Blakley received an A.B. in classics from Princeton University, and a
master’s degree and Ph.D. in computer and communications sciences from
the University of Michigan.
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