First off we have Waqas Nazir talking about a new approach to stopping software vulnerabilities in his talk Eliminate Vulnerable Code - Why should you care? We also have Rigel will give a brief overview of IP issues in health and medicine, and draw parallels between PhRMA's role in global health, the scientific publishing lobby's role in access to knowledge issues, and the RIAA and MPAA's role in free culture and technology in his talk Imaginary Property, Access, and Monetizing Disease. Finally there's Vincent Zimmer reviewing some of the rationale behind UEFI Secure Boot, platform threats, and the challenges in building industry-standard firmware in UEFI Secure Boot and challenges in platform firmware.