International Conference on Information Security and Digital Forensics 2009

September 7-8, 2009
City University London

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Description and Objectives

This International Conference on Information Security and Digital Forensics aims to develop and bring together diverse community from the academia, research, industry and government those interested in identifying and understanding several security and identity challenges across the globe, to address better the gap which exists in the digital economy. Through this conference we aim to explore security and identity frameworks and solutions in order to protect the next generation of Information Technology applications.

The conference will be used as a forum to identify and present several security, privacy, identity and forensics challenges across the globe to address better the ‘gap in the digital economy market’ and thus to develop further an appropriate security and identity framework and solutions to protect the next generation of IT applications. The conference seeks for original research papers, industrial papers and proposals for demonstration in the context of ‘Digital Identity, Information Security and Digital Forensics’.

Technical Program of the conference.

Keynote speakers [View complete profile]

• Professor Ross Anderson FRS – University of Cambridge
        Information Security: where computer science, economics and psychology meet
   
• Professor Fred Piper – Royal Holloway, University of London
        Cryptography: From Black Art to Popular Science
   
• Professor N. Balakrishnan – Indian Institute of Science Bangalore
        
• Professor Rajat Moona – Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
        e-Payment: Challenges and Opportunities

Invited speakers [View complete profile]

• Mr. Andrew Moloney - Marketing Director, EMEA - RSA The Security Division of EMC
• Dr. Martin Koyabe - Senior Researcher - BT
• Mr. Ed Gibson - Chief cyber Security Advisor - Microsoft
• Prof. Chris Mitchell – Royal Holloway, University of London
• Prof. David Chadwick – University of Kent
• Prof. David S. Wall - University of Leeds
• Prof. Ian Walden - Queen Mary University of London
• Dr. Mukesh Mohania - Senior Manager - IBM Research Labs
• Mr. Paul King - Senior Security Advisor–Cisco Systems
• Mr. Peter Jaco - Chief Executive Officer- OrbisIP Ltd
• Prof. Rajanish Dass - Indian Institute of Management Ahmadabad (IIMA)
• Prof. R.K. Shyamasundar - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
• Prof. Steven Furnell - University of Plymouth
• Prof. Bill Roscoe - University of Oxford
• Mr. Brendan Rizzo - Data Protection Consultant - McAfee , Inc.
• Mr. Steve Swain - CEO - Security Innovation and Technology Consortium Ltd (SITC)
• Dr. Richard Chisnall - Director - QinetiQ Ltd
• Prof. Sanjeev Sofat - Punjab Engineering College
• Prof. S.K. Ghosh - IIT Kharagpur
• Prof. Chittaranjan Hota - BITS, Hyderabad
• Prof. Dhiren Patel - IIT Gandhinagar
• Mr Anurana Saluja - AVP: Information Security Assurance & Audits -Infosys Technologies
• Prof. Mark Nixon - University of Southampton
• Dr. Andrea Zisman - City University London
  

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Conference Tracks

• Technology perspectives
• Legal and regulatory issues
• Business and managerial issues
• Social and economic implications

• Security in Information Flow
• Security and Privacy in Pervasive/Ubiquitous Computing
• Mobile Communication Security
• Security Modeling and Architectures
• Peer-to-Peer Security
• Authentication and Access Control
• Biometrics Authentication
• Identity Management
• Identity Theft & Online Fraud
• Intrusion Detection
• Cyber Warfare and Terrorism
• Cyber Legislation
• Digital Fraud
• Electronic Money Laundering
• Computer Forensics
• Mobile Device Forensics
• Intellectual Property Theft and Watermarking
• Trust Models and Trust Management

Paper Submission

For paper formatting instructions, please follow the guidelines included in the Springer's LNICST Author's Kit. A number of submissions relevant to the conference topics are welcomed from academia, industry, and government organizations. The length of submitted articles varies according to the type of the paper:

Standard Papers, not exceeding 8 pages, describe a mature piece of work, typically a finished project with available full results.

Short Papers, not exceeding 4 pages, describe an ongoing piece of research, typically at a work-in-progress stage, that can already demonstrate a promising research direction and show originality.

Submission Guidelines

Papers should be electronically submitted through the EasyChair system using the following instructions:

• Register for an EasyChair account. Upon registering, you will obtain a username and a password. The registration confirmation email will be emailed to you. If you don't receive the registration email within 5 minutes then please check your spam mail folder.
• Click on the provided link in the email and enter the secret word
• Login to the EasyChair using your new account. Please make sure that you are in the Home page of IS & DF 2009.
• Click on New Submission tab
• Enter the title, abstract, key words for your paper and manuscript of your paper.
• You will receive an email once the submission is complete.

If you find any difficulties in paper submission with EasyChair system then please email dasun.weerasinghe [at] city.ac.uk with attaching the menu script.

Copyright form: http://www.epsrc-identity.net/copyright.doc

Deadline for the camera ready copy is 20 Aug 2009. Please send the camera ready copy in Microsoft Word format with completed copyright form.

Important Dates

• Conference - 7-8 Sep 2009

Venue

Great Hall
College Building
City University
Northampton Square
London, EC1V 0HB

Accommodations

• Thistle City Barbican
• Crowne Plaza Hotel
• LES: Rosebery Hall

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