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The Industry and Government Track of the 14th ACM Computer and Communications Conference seeks novel and innovative reports of experiences in security product development and deployment of products to meet system security goals. In addition, reports on the scope and content of current sponsored research programs in information security are of interest.
The track will foster active discussion of practical experiences in the imaginative or large scale deployment of security solutions in organizational contexts and the relationship of these experiences to current research initiatives. Particularly of interest are lessons learned and deficiencies in existing products or systems that might identify areas in which research is needed. Government or commercial requirements for future systems are also relevant. Technical characteristics of novel products may be of interest, but marketing pitches are verboten! As one of the most influential conferences in the area, CCS affords industry and government the opportunity to gain the attention of a capable and energetic set of researchers.
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Authentication Case studies of computer and systems security design Database and system security Embedded systems security Intrusion detection Physical security Security issues in administration of large computer systems |
Access control Commercial and industry security DoS detection and mitigation Enterprise security policies Intellectual-property protection Privacy and anonymity Security management |
Accounting and auditing Cryptographic protocols Digital rights management Experimental studies of impact of tools and processes Key management Secure networking Security measurement and modeling |
Applied cryptography Data/system integrity e-business/e-commerce Information warfare Mobile code security Security verification Smart cards and secure PDAs |
For this track, we are soliciting panel and presentation proposals. Proposals accepted for the program will be made accessible prior to the conference. The track may include invited speakers as space and interest permit. Submission format and other instructions are available soon.
A position paper or full presentation is appropriate. The paper should include sufficient motivation and detail to focus and depth of presentation. Detailed proposals or presentations are highly recommended and will receive preferential treatment. Expected speakers should be identified. All submissions should be received by August 3rd, 2007 and sent to ccsit-chair@cse.psu.edu. Word, .pdf, and powerpoint submissions will be accepted.
Program Co-chairs (Research Track): Sabrina De Capitani di Vimercati, University of Milan, Italy
Paul Syverson, Naval Research Laboratory, USA
Program Chair (Industry and Government Track): Patrick McDaniel, Penn State
University, USA
General Chair: Peng Ning, NC State University, USA
Publicity Chairs: Radha Poovendran, University of Washington, USA
Publication Chair: David Evans, University of Virginia, USA
Tutorials Chair: Wenliang (Kevin) Du, Syracuse University, USA
Treasurer: Sencun Zhu, Penn State University, USA
Workshops Chair: Vijay Atluri, Rutgers University, USA
| Sushil Jajodia (Chairman), George Mason University, USA | Carl A. Gunter, University of Illinois, USA |
| Pierangela Samarati, University of Milan, Italy | Ravi Sandhu, George Mason University, USA |
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Dave Dorenbos, Motorola, USA Yong Guan, Iowa State University, USA Trevor Jim, AT&T Research, USA Gary McGraw, Cigital, USA
Patrick Traynor, Pennsylvania State University, USA |
David Du, National Science Foundation, USA Hugh Harney, SPARTA, USA Brian LaMachia, Microsoft, USA Shubho Sen, AT&T
Research, USA |
