ObjectSecurity Monthly Update

01 March 2007

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News & Press Releases

SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF 2-YEAR AD4 PROJECT: SECURITY IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTORL
On 26/27.2, the EU FP6 AD4 project was successfully completed with a workshop and the final review at the ENAV Ciampino CRAV (Italian air traffic control agency). In this project, air traffic control simulation systems were securely integrated in order to demonstrate the secure and robust integration of operational ATC systems.

U.S. STRATEGIC PARTNER
Our strategic partner in the North American market is now Promia, Inc., a security solutions and tools provider to government and industry. Cambridge, UK, and San Francisco, CA, 15 February 2007

WASHINGTON D.C. VISIT NEXT WEEK
ObjectSecurity will present their work on SecureMDA automatic policy generation at the OMG Software Assurance Workshop, 4-8 March 2007, Washington D.C., USA. Please contact us to arrange a meeting in the Fairfax, VA, area during that time

QINETIQ SOA ANALYSIS FOR UK MOD
ObjectSecurity is working on a service oriented architecture analysis project for the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) as a QinetiQ subcontractor, Cambridge, 28 February 2007

EU FP7 PARTNERING
ObjectSecurity is involved in a significant number of FP7 R&D proposals at the moment. Please contact us if you are looking still for an SME partner that brings in our expertise (security, middleware, modelling, security policy).

NEW SERVICES PAGES: SOA + MODEL DRIVEN SECURITY
We are currently in the process of putting more details about our capabilities on our website. Please have a look, especially at the new service oriented architecture (SOA) and model driven security (MDS) pages.

MICO CORBA IPv6 SPONSOR OPPORTUNITY
ObjectSecurity will release an IPv6 enabled version of the MICO CORBA open source implementation in the near future. IPv6 is the next generation internet protocol which is becoming the standard for many companies and government agencies. Please contact us if you would like to know more.

TRAINING WORKSHOPS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SAN FRANCISCO
ObjectSecurity now offers a variety of workshops that help application engineers to build robust, secure, and manageable distributed systems. Open workshops are offered in Cambridge (UK), San Francisco (CA, USA) Munich (Germany), and Prague (Czech Republic).

PRODUCT SUITE DEMO STILL AVAILABLE
ObjectSecurity has demonstrated SimulateWorld, SecureMiddleware, OpenPMF, and ObjectWall to various interested parties over the last couple of weeks. Please check our video clip webpage to see the demo in action.

OBJECTWALL RESELLERS WANTED
ObjectSecurity is looking for resellers of their ObjectWall IIOP firewalls. Please contact us if you are interested.

Events - meet ObjectSecurity face-to-face at these events

OMG SOFTWARE ASSURANCE WORKSHOP
ObjectSecurity will present their work on SecureMDA automatic policy generation at the OMG Software Assurance Workshop, 5-7 March 2007, Washington D.C., USA. Please contact us to arrange a meeting or to get the slides.

PASSENGER TERMINAL EXPO 2007
ObjectSecurity will present a paper at the Passenger Terminal Expo 27-29 March 2007, Barcelona, Spain. Contact us to arrange a meeting or to get the slides.

ITEC2007 2007
ObjectSecurity will attend the ITEC2007 simulation expo in Cologne, Germany, 24-25 April 2007.

CODE GENERATION 2007
ObjectSecurity will present a paper at the Code Generation Conference, 18-20 May 2007, Cambridge, UK. Contact us to arrange a meeting.

ECIW07 ELECTRONIC WARFARE WORKSHOP
ObjectSecurity will present their work at ECIW07, 2-3 July 2007, Shrivenham, UK.

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