IEEE Cyber Security & Resilience

July 26–28, 2021, Rhodes Palace Hotel, Conference Hall

Scope

IEEE Cyber Security & Resilience comes with new threats and cyber-attacks that exploit their inherent complexity and heterogeneity. These attacks have a significant negative impact on the operation of various services in critical sectors, like energy, transport, and communications, which provide the vital functions that our societies depend upon.

The conference focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of the security, privacy, trust, and resilience of networks, systems, and services as well as novel ways for dealing with their vulnerabilities and mitigating sophisticated cyber-attacks.

Topics of Interest

• Big data security and analytics
• Blockchain and DLT security
• Cloud-edge security and privacy
• Cyber-security and artificial intelligence
• Cyber-threat intelligence
• Distributed systems security
• Game-theoretic security
• Forensics
• Identity management and access control
• Insider Threats
• Lightweight cryptography
• Malicious cryptography
• Malware detection and remediation
• Moving target defense
• Network intrusion detection and mitigation
• Post-quantum security
• Privacy and data protection
• Security Visualisation
• Smart contracts security
• Software security
• System and data integrity
• Trust management systems
• Trusted execution environments
• Web services security and trust
• AI for cyber resilience management
• Bio inspired self-adaptive cyber resilience
• Byzantine fault tolerant protocols
• Cyber-attack resilient architectures
• Cyber-range platforms
• Cyber-risk assessment methods
• Cyber-risk forecasting and mitigation
• Cyber-security training
• Cyber-threat adaptive capacity in IoT
• DLT architectures for cyber resilience
• Dynamic risk management
• Fault tolerant architectures
• Foundations of cyber resilience
• Gamification in cyber-security
• Human factor in cyber resilience
• Operational recovery and continuity
• Preparation and adaptation strategies
• Safety-critical applications
• Service-oriented security platforms
• Software defined network security
• Automotive cyber security
• Autonomous systems cyber security
• CPS attack modeling
• Criticial infrastrucutre security
• Cyber-physical attacks
• Digital twins and cyber-security
• eHealth security
• Embedded systems security
• Harware security
• Industrial control systems security
• Industrial IoT security and privacy
• Intelligent transportation systems security
• IoT and cloud forensics
• Mobile applications security
• Privacy by design and IoT
• SCADA cyber-security
• Security-as-a-service solutions
• Sensor network security
• Side-channel attacks
• Smart cities security platforms
• Smart grid security
• Virtualization security

Paper Submission

Authors are invited to submit papers through conference Submission System