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Track 2: Security
The Security Track will address all
the security aspects of design, implementation, deployment,
architectures and modelling of heterogeneous wired
and wireless computer networks, of the virtualization
technology, as well as of the pervasive computer applications.
It will also provide dynamic forums for researchers,
students and professionals to present their research
results and development in these areas and will offer
the opportunity for a more focused exchange of ideas
and presentation of on-going research relevant to
information and system security.
Topic areas of interest of this track include,
but are not limited to:
- Authentication protocols and services authorization
- Data and system integrity and confidentiality
- Availability of secure services
- Key Distribution and management, PKI and security
management
- Trust models and Trust establishment
- Identity management, authentication and access
control
- Deployment and management of computer/network
security policies
- Monitoring Design for security, distributed Intrusion
Detection Systems & Countermeasures
- Single and multi-source intrusion detection and
response
- Traffic filtering and Firewalling
- IPv6 security, IPSec, Virtual Private Networks
(VPNs)
- Privacy, contract agreements, and payment systems
- Revocation of malicious parties
- Prevention, Detection and Reaction Design
- Light-weight cryptography
- Quantum Cryptography and QKD
- Applications of Cryptography and Cryptanalysis
in communications security
- Mobile code security & Security management
- Secure PHY, MAC, Routing and upper layer protocols
- Secure Cross layer design
- Secure naming and addressing (Privacy and anonymity)
- Network security metrics and performance evaluation
- Security modelling and protocol design
- Smart cards and secure hardware
- Biometric security: technologies, risks and vulnerabilities
- Information hiding and watermarking
- Vulnerability, exploitation tools, and virus/worm
analysis
- Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks
and countermeasures
- Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems
- Web, e-mail , m-commerce, e-business and e-commerce
security
- Testbeds, performance evaluation and formal specification
methods
- Virtualization for security and reliability
Security Program co–chairs
Maryline Laurent, Institut Telecom, Telecom SudParis, France
Nicolas Sklavos, Technological Educational Institute of Patras, Greece
Security Program Committee
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