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Welcome to WETICE-2005
Tenth International Workshop on:
Security Technologies (ST)
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Information on Security Technologies (ST) Workshop
Networks and Systems in the information age are becoming increasingly
dependent on their information systems to support their business and
workflow activities. Technical challenges exist in many areas to support a
ubiquitous, distributed infrastructure and Internetworking
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.
Information on All WETICE-2005 Workshops
WETICE is an
annual, international forum for state-of-the-art research in enabling
technologies for collaboration.
WETICE-2005 will consist of a number of workshops on different topics
related to collaboration technology. The ongoing workshops are listed here.
In addition to the ongoing workshops, there will be new workshops. Please
see the Call
for Proposals for the topics.
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.
Details of each workshop can be found on
its individual web page located from the main WETICE Home Page.
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 should have at least one author register and
present the paper at WETICE-2005 to get the paper published in the
Proceedings.
All submitted papers are limited to 6 (six) total pages in
length.
Important Dates/Deadlines
NEW
Deadline for paper submission to individual workshops: February 25, 2005
Decision to paper authors: March 18, 2005
Final version of accepted papers due to IEEE: May 9, 2005
Advance
Registration discount and deadline: To
Be Announced Later
(On-site registration after this date)
WETICE-2005 Workshops and On-site registration: June 13-15, 2005
Workshop Chairs' final reports to IEEE: July
8, 2005
Please Submit All Papers for ST
Workshop to the following address: dpg@jpl.nasa.gov with WETICE05 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
- Security Frameworks
- Security
Processes and Policies
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- Security Technologies
- Security
Applications
- Secure Grid
Computing
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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, privacy and
protection
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
Linkoping University, Sweden
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:
Gail Joon Ahn, UNC
Charlotte, USA
Joanne Bechta Dugan, University of Virginia, USA
Jesper Johansson,
Microsoft, USA
Himanshu Khurana, NCSA,
University of Illinois, USA
Fumio Mizoguchi, Tokyo Institute
of Technology, Japan
Peter Reiher, University of California at Los Angeles,
USA
Marc Rennhard, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology,
Switzerland
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