| Incident Command for IT: What We Can Learn from the Fire Department | LISA '05 | Brent Chapman |
| Automatic PC Desktop Management with Virtualization Technology | LISA '05 | Monica Lam |
| What's the Worst That Could Happen? | LISA '05 | Peyton Engel |
| Network Black Ops: Extracting Unexpected Functionality from Existing Networks | LISA '05 | Dan Kaminsky |
| Internet Counter-Intelligence: Offense and Defense | LISA '05 | Lance Cottrell |
| Preventing Child Neglect in DNSSECbis Using Lookaside Validation (DLV) | LISA '05 | Paul Vixie |
| Picking Locks with Cryptology | LISA '05 | Matt Blaze |
| How Sysadmins Can Protect Free Speech and Privacy on the Electronic Frontier | LISA '05 | Kevin Bankston |
| Wireless Security | LISA '05 | Michael H. Warfield |
| Weblogs, Wikis, and RSS for System Administrators | LISA '05 | Jonas Luster |
| Using Your Body for Authentication: A Biometrics Guide for System Administrators | LISA '05 | Michael R. Crusoe |
| Silly Network Management Tricks | LISA '05 | Terry Slattery |
| LISA Game Show | LISA '05 | Rob Kolstad, Dan Klein |
| Computer Security in the Real World | USENIX Security '05 | Butler W. Lampson |
| Human-Computer Interaction Opportunities for Improving Security | USENIX Security '05 | Ben Shneiderman |
| Homeland Security: Networking, Security, and Policy | USENIX Security '05 | Douglas Maughan |
| Von Neumann's Universe: Digital Computing at the Institute for Advanced Study, 1945-1958 | USENIX ATC '05 | George Dyson |
| Computer Simulations of Thermal Convection and Magnetic Field Generation in Stars and Planets | USENIX ATC '05 | Gary Glatzmaier |
| DDoS Defense in Practice and Theory | USENIX ATC '05 | Eddie Kohler |
| Massively Multi-player Games and the Systems That Love Them | USENIX ATC '05 | Mark Wirt |
| 10–20x Faster Software Builds | USENIX ATC '05 | John Ousterhout |
| Mac OS X Tiger: What's New for UNIX Users? | USENIX ATC '05 | Dave Zarzycki |
| Enhancing Network Security through Competitive Cyber Exercises | USENIX ATC '05 | Colonel Daniel Ragsdale |
| Linux and JPL's Mars Exploration Rover Project: Earth-based Planning, Simulation, and Really Remote Scheduling | USENIX ATC '05 | Scott Maxwell, Frank Hartman |
| Possible Futures for Software | USENIX ATC '05 | Vernor Vinge |
