The schedule for the 2009 SELinux Developer Summit has been announced. The event this year will be held on the 20th of September in Portland OR, as part of LinuxCon, and feature a mix of formal presentations and collaborative sessions.

The 2009 SELinux Developer Summit has been announced, and will take place on the 20th of September in Portland, Oregon as part of LinuxCon. The Call for Participation calls for talk and developer session proposals, with the primary topics of extensibility and usability. All those planning to attend are asked to join the event mailing list so the organizers can estimated numbers and provide any event updates.

The schedule for the 2008 SELinux Developer Summit has been published. The one-day event will be held in Ottawa in July as an OLS mini-summit, and consist of a series of discussion panels with presentations.

The Call for Participation (CFP) for the 2008 SELinux Developer Summit has been announced. Proposals for presentations, panels, discussions and lightning talks will be accepted until the 18th of April.

The SELinux Developer Summit for 2008 has been announced. It will be held in Ottawa on the 22nd of July in conjunction with the Linux Symposium. This will be an open event for developers of SELinux and Flask/TE projects, as well as those with a strong technical interest. For more details, see the SELinux Developer Summit page.

The slides and papers from the 2007 SELinux Symposium have been posted online. They are available in PDF format alongside each talk.

The agenda for the 2007 SELinux Symposium has been announced. Registration for the event, which will be in Baltimore from March 12-16 is also now open. Case studies and Work in Progress talks may still be submitted.

The SELinux Symposium has posted its dates and the call for papers for 2007. More information can be found at the press release.

Via Frank Meyer, the slides and papers from the Symposium are now posted online here, along with a summary of the developer summit.

Stephen Smalley has announced an SELinux BOF (Bird of Feather) session for this year’s Ottawa Linux Symposium.

Actually, there are three more security-related BOFs:

• The State of Linux Security
• Cryptographic Subsystems in Linux
• The kernel key management facility: where are we, and where to go