Submission Guidelines
We accept files in .docx/.doc/.pdf/Latex Pdf format - as per the call for papers schedule.
Papers should be thoroughly checked and proofread before submission. After you have submitted your article you are unable to make any changes to it during the refereeing process—although if accepted, you will have a chance to make minor revisions after refereeing and before the final submission of your paper.
Formatting Guidelines
Paper content must be original and relevant to one of the many conference topics.
Authors are required to ensure accuracy of quotations, citations, diagrams, maps, and tables.
Figures and tables need to be placed where they are to appear in the text and must be clear and easy to view.
Papers must follow format according to the template which will be sent to accepted papers.
Topics of interest for submission include but are not limited to:
Security And Risk Management
The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information;
Security governance principles
Compliance requirements
Difficulties with information security law and regulation
IT policies and procedures
Risk-based management concepts
Asset Security
Managing requirements
Data security restrictions
Safeguarding privacy
Asset's retention
Categorization and possession of data
Security Architecture And Engineering
Engineering processes using secure design principles
Fundamental concepts of security models
Security capabilities of information systems
Assessing and mitigating vulnerabilities in systems
Cryptography
Designing and implementing physical security
Communications And Network Security
Protecting network parts
Protecting communication channels
The use of layout values in network design and their protection
Identity and Access Management
Physical and logical access to assets
Identification and authentication
integrating third-party identification services with identity as a service
Authorization mechanisms
The identity and access provisioning lifecycle
Security Assessment and Testing
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
Disaster recovery
Business continuity plans
Awareness training for clients
Security Operations
Understanding and supporting investigations
Requirements for investigation types
Logging and monitoring activities
Securing the provision of resources
Foundational security operations concepts
Applying resource protection techniques
Incident management
Disaster recovery
Managing physical security
Business continuity
Software Development Security
Examining hazard evaluation
Detecting weaknesses in source codes