| Encryption Techniques and Signal Processing | |
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| Zenzen, Fran ORGANIZER: Zenzen, Fran | |
| Highly Available Networks and Assured Information Sharing require advanced security mechanisms to be designed in from the start. The evolution of net-centric warfare enabled mission and communication systems brings the need for comprehensive and cost-effective information assurances throughout the battlespace, from forward to rear to strategic. This session will focus on several advanced signal processing, coding and waveform encryption techniques being developed to better secure the operational environment for the warfighter while providing the secure agility and flexibility needed to support the wide number and types of missions that today's military is faced with in a constantly changing threat environment. | |
| Dr. Fran Zenzen is Program Manager at General Dynamics C4 Systems in Scottsdale, AZ working battle management programs. She holds a BSEE from Lehigh University, an MSEE from Syracuse University, and an MBA and PhD (Industrial Engineering) from Arizona State University. She is also a Master Six-Sigma Statistical Blackbelt awarded by Motorola Corporation in 1999. Fran is an adjunct professor at ASU in the area of Six-Sigma Blackbelt, Engineering Statistics, and Reliability Engineering. She is an editor for Quality Engineering, the current Arizona President of IIE and a member of several other technical societies including IEEE, ASQ, INFORMS, and SWE. | |