IEEE International Workshop on Secure and Resource-Efficient Edge Computing 2017(SecureEdge 2017 ) 
Aug 21 - 23, 2017, Helsinki, Finland

Edge computing is one of the most recent approaches towards the extension of cloud computing capabilities to the edges of the network. It combines elements of Information Technology (IT) and telecommunication networking, hence extending cloud computing capabilities and IT services to the edges of cellular networks. This minimizes network congestion and also improves the overall performance of the network.

The main idea of edge computing is bringing the cloud processing, storage and caching closer to the edge of the network as well as to the users. Other similar approaches are Cloudlets, Fog, Mobile Edge Computing (MEC), as well as their hybrids. Edge computing provides many advantages, such as improved QoS (lower latency, higher throughput), improved security and privacy, improved scalability and resource-efficiency as well as improved management through virtualization.

Topics:

• Theoretical analysis for edge computing systems
• Edge computing architectures and solution design patterns
• Virtualization for edge computing systems and networking
• Modeling and performance analysis for edge computing
• Service provisioning and migration in edge computing/li>
• Multimedia service provisioning on edge computing
• Peer-to-Peer (P2P) in edge computing
• Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) and Fog Computing
• Edge computing for Internet of Things (IoT)
• Cognitive Edge computing and the Blockchain
• Virtual Private LAN Services in edge computing
• Mobile edge cloud system and network design
• Storage, data, and analytics for edge computing design and networking
• Software Defined Networking (SDN) for edge computing
• Network Function Virtualization (NFV) for edge computing
• Sensor network key management protocols
• Privacy-preserving data processing
• Identity-defined networking
• MEC security architectures for 5G Networks
• Security and privacy management for edge cloud systems
• Security requirements and security principles in edge computing
• Authentication and access management in edge computing
• Edge computing security business and technical use cases
• Security auditing and security monitoring
• Regulatory impacts on security
• Resilience, fault tolerance in edge computing
• Performance optimization for edge computing applications
• Green edge computing systems and networking
• Scalability, performance, and load balance
• Real-time resource reporting and monitoring for edge computing management
• Quality of service on edge computing applications, including reliability, availability
• Validations and Testbeds
• Surveys on edge computing systems

IMPORTANT DATES:

• Submission Deadline : April 15, 2017  
• Author Notification :May 15, 2017
• Proceedings Version : June 10, 2017

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