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 Welcome to
WETICE-2007
Twelfth International Workshop on:
Security Technologies (ST)
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Information on
Security Technologies (ST) Workshop
Data and systems in the information age are
highly dependent on the networks and information
infrastructure to support their business and workflow
activities. Technical challenges exist in many areas
to support a secure ubiquitous, distributed infrastructure
and Internet networking environment. including
challenges in Role Based Access Control, Application
of Principle of Least Privilege in a distributed
environment, single-user sign-on and credential
authentication/ authorization in a distributed
application setting. In addition to such
technical challenges, social awareness and legal
framework are far from adequate in provide the
necessary support for such business model. The aim
of this workshop is to bring in experts from those
diverse areas in order to address the above
challenges in a consorted effort.
This workshop will focus on the problems and
challenges relating to security technologies that
support secure computing and information sharing in
collaborative architectures. We aim to bring
together principal players from the security
community working in the area of networks, systems
and information security as well as non-technical
areas such as social and legal aspects of enterprise
security.
Papers are requested for submission on Security
Issues in Collaborative Enterprise Technologies.
Topics to be discussed include but are not
restricted to the following areas described below.
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Information on
All WETICE-2007 Workshops
WETICE is an
annual, international forum for state-of-the-art
research in enabling technologies for collaboration.
WETICE-2007 will consist of a number of workshops on different topics
related to collaboration technology.
What sets WETICE
apart from larger conferences is that the workshops
are kept small enough to promote fruitful
discussions on the latest technology developments,
directions, problems, and requirements. Each
workshop will include paper presentations and
working group discussions, keynote sessions and a
final joint session to summarize each groups'
findings.
All submitted papers will be peer-reviewed by a minimum of three people.
The accepted papers and the summary report produced
by each group will be published in the
post-conference proceedings and directly mailed to
the registered authors by the IEEE Computer Press
after the conference.
Please note that each accepted paper must have at least one author
register and present the paper at WETICE-2007 to get
the paper published in the Proceedings.
All submitted papers are limited to 6 (six) total
pages in length.
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Important
Dates/Deadlines |
| Deadline for
Workshop Proposals |
November 3, 2005 |
| Response to the
Workshop Proposers: |
November 21, 2005 |
| Deadline for paper
submission to
individual workshops |
February 24, 2006 |
| Decision to paper
authors: |
April 7, 2006 |
| Final version of
accepted papers due
to IEEE: |
May
26, 2006 |
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Advance Registration
discount and
deadline
On-site registration
after this date |
June 2, 2006 |
| WETICE-2006
Workshops and
On-site
registration: |
June
26-28, 2006 |
| Workshop Chairs'
final reports to
IEEE: |
July
2, 2006 |
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Please
Submit All Papers for ST Workshop to the following
address:
dpg@jpl.nasa.gov
with WETICE06
included in the title. Additional
Instructions from IEEE are
provided for the submission.
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ST Workshop Primary Topics |
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Security Models
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Security Frameworks
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Security Processes and Policies
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Privacy Models and Protections
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Security Technologies
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Security Applications
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Secure Grid Computing
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Security in Peer-to-Peer Collaborations
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Specialized Topics |
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Trust and Privacy in
Collaboration
- The work and
efforts of IETF security groups
- Security of
collaborative applications
- Distributed
database security
- Trust in
distributed systems
Inter-Organizational Risk Management
- Enterprise
security risk management
- Integrating
security in the system and software life
cycles
- Malicious code and
mobile code
- Preventive
security
- Social aspects of
security
- Legal aspects of
privacy and security
- Digital rights
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Authorization and
Digital Signatures
- Cryptography
- Software
Certification
- Global key
infrastructure
- Public Key
Infrastructures
- Secure
transactions
- Enterprise
security identity management
Communications and Multimedia Security
- Security protocols
for the Internet
- Secure
applications and environments
- Intrusion
detection and management
- Network security
- Security protocol
design and analysis
- Secure multimedia
communications
- Secure web-hosting
collaboration
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WETICE General Chair
Prof.
Nahid Shahmehri of Linkoping University, Sweden
WETICE
Finance Chair
Ramana
Reddy, West Virginia University, USA
WETICE
Location
University of Manchester, England
WETICE
Organizer
Sumitra Reddy, West Virginia University, USA
Inquiries
Please
send all WETICE general inquiries to
smreddy@mail.wvu.edu
Please
send all inquiries regarding the Security
Technologies for Collaborative Architectures
Workshop to the Program Chair:
Workshop Program Committee:
Joanne Bechta Dugan, University of
Virginia, USA
Jesper Johansson, Microsoft, USA
Himanshu Khurana, NCSA, University of Illinois, USA
Peter Reiher, University of
California at Los Angeles, USA
Marc Rennhard,
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
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