[ISN] ACSAC Tech Blitz Call for Papers

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                                    Call For Papers
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         21st Annual Computer Security Applications Conference
                              Technology Blitz Session
                                 December 5-9, 2005
                                 Tucson, Arizona

                 http://www.acsac.org/sub/tb.html

ACSAC is an internationally recognized forum where practitioners, 
researchers, and developers in information system security meet to learn 
and to exchange practical ideas and experiences.

The Technology Blitz Session is a fast-paced forum for disseminating 
leading edge security solutions quickly without the necessity for lengthy 
dissolution. Each abbreviated work is be summarized in a 10 minute 
presentation followed by a 5 minute question and answer period during the 
conference. Thus, allowing for rapid articulation and immediate feedback 
from academic and industrial colleagues.

Prospective authors are invited to submit extended abstracts for peer 
review. Accepted abstracts and presentation slides and will be published on 
the ACSAC web site after the conference.

Successful Technology Blitz extended abstract submissions represent the 
most current activities in practical security research and are no more than 
2-3 pages in length using a standard IEEE format (about 1800 words in 
length).  Papers should describe only the main technical innovations, any 
accomplishments to date and lessons learned.

Important Dates
    * Open submissions                   Now
    * Submission due date                September 9
    * Acceptance notification            October 16
    * Conference presentations           December 6

Detailed submission information is at:

    http://www.acsac.org/sub/tb.html

Technology Blitz topic areas include, but are not limited to the following 
list. Special consideration will be given to extended abstracts that 
discuss system implementation, deployment and lessons learned.

    * Access control
    * Applied cryptography
    * Audit and audit reduction
    * Biometrics
    * Certification and accreditation
    * Database Security
    * Denial of service protection
    * Defensive information warfare
    * Electronic commerce security
    * Enterprise Security
    * Firewalls and other boundary control devices
    * Forensics
    * Identification and Authentication
    * Information Survivability
    * Insider threat protection
    * Integrity
    * Intellectual property rights protection
    * Incident response planning
    * Intrusion detection and event correlation
    * Middleware and distributed systems security
    * Operating systems security
    * Privacy
    * Security engineering
    * Security management
    * Security services
    * Security standards and their application
    * Wireless Security

Session Committee (tbc_chair at acsac.org)
    - Paul Jardetzky, Independent Consultant (Chair)
    - Jeremy Epstein, webMethods
    - Timothy Roscoe, Intel Research
    - Pierangela Samarati, University of Milan

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