Scope

Scope: Security and reliability have become a major concern for service-oriented applications as well as for communications systems and networks. Prospective authors are encouraged to submit papers addressing the automated configuration of security policies in the context of dynamic, heterogeneous and mobile environments. Aiming at secure and interoperable networks and systems, major challenges related to policy conflict detection and resolution must be addressed. Papers related to autonomous assessment and intrusion mitigation are particularly invited for submission.

The workshop is structured in two tracks: a research track and an industrial track.
Topics

The SETOP Workshop seeks submissions that present research results on all aspects related to spontaneous and autonomous security. Submissions by PhD students are encouraged. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to the following:

Security policy deployment
Self evaluation of risk and impact
Distributed intrusion detection
Autonomous and spontaneous response
Trust establishment & lightweight cryptography
Selfish behavior and collaboration enforcement
Security in autonomous ad hoc networks
Security in sensor & RFID networks
Security of Next Generation Networks
Security in Cloud Computing
Security of Service Oriented Architectures
Security of opportunistic networks
Privacy in self-organized networks
Secure localization & context aware ubiquitous computing
Secure interoperability and negotiation
Self-organization in secure routing
Identity management, modeling and validation of security