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Cybersecurity is the set of technologies, processes and practices designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data from attack, damage or unauthorized access. In a computing context, security includes both cybersecurity and physical security.
After the first successful edition of CSNet 2017 in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), the second edition CSNet 2018 in Paris (France), the third edition CSNet 2019 in Quito (Ecuador), CSNet 2020 in Lausanne (Switzerland) (Online), the fifth edition of CSNet conference will be held in Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) next October 12-14, 2021.
The driving theme at CSNet 2021 is Cyber Security in Networking. The technological disruption is generating an impact on society and leading to a new industrial revolution. This social and industrial change presents new technological environments constituted by ubiquitous systems and large amounts of information, which requires a change in the way how cybersecurity is applied. The use of big data, machine learning, data science, data mining, strengthens the cognitive skills of security analysts to face new forms of cybersecurity attacks. This new trend, called cognitive security, poses new challenges for researchers and companies to seek proactive security proposals according to this technological change.
The CSNet 2021 conference program will be split into the following tracks:
Track 1: Cyber Security in Vehicular Networks
Track 2: Cyber Security of Virtual infrastructures
Track 3: Blockchain
Track 4: Cyber Security of Critical Infrastructures
Track 5: Network security
Track 6: Usability-Security track
Track 7: Forensic track
Track 8: Cyber Security for the Navy
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Attacks on Virtualized Systems
- Balancing Trust and Control
- Blockchain technology and CyberSecurity
- Cell Phones vulnerabilities
- Cloud of Security
- Cognitive Security
- Concealing Malware (Trojan Horses-Root kits-Logic Bombs)
- Cyber-attacks Cloud-oriented vs Cyber defense Cloud-oriented
- Cybersecurity
- Data Center Network Control, Security and Optimization
- Demilitarization Zone (DMZ)
- Designing a Security Policy
- Disaster recovery plan
- Enterprise Wireless Security
- Hardware-Based Attacks
- Host Network Intrusion Prevention Systems
- Industrial control system information security
- Infection Malware
- Integrated Network Security Hardware
- Internet Content Filters
- Internet security issues
- Network and operating system administration for security purposes
- Network Attached Storage (NAS)
- Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS)
- Network security design
- Organizational Security Policies
- Secure Network through Network Design
- Security in Internet of Things
- Security in Fog/edge Computing
- Security of Virtual Machines
- Security, trust and privacy challenges
- Smart City Security
- Smart Grid security
- Cyber Physical System (CPS) security
- Software-Based Attacks
- System security for wired and wireless networks
- Virtual firewalls
- Privacy and responsibility in digital age
- Cybersecurity and human rights
Submission Guidlines:
Submitted papers must represent original material that is not currently under review in any other conference or journal, and has not been previously published.
All submissions should be written in English with maximum of eight (8) printed pages (in Two-Column IEEE Conference Format), including text, figures and references.
Papers should be submitted through EDAS: https://edas.info/N28090
CSNet 2021 is technically co-sponsored by IEEE, IEEE ComSoc
All accepted & presented papers will be published in IEEE Xplore
Best papers will be considered for fast-track publication in the Annals of Telecommunications (Springer, ISI-indexed)
At least one author is required to register, at the full rate, to present accepted papers at the conference and for the paper to appear in the conference proceedings.
Best papers will be considered for fast-track publication in the Annals of Telecommunications (Springer, ISI-indexed)