The Cyber Security Symposium: Public-Private Partnerships is an opportunity for academic researchers, software and system developers from industry and government to meet and discuss state of the art, and state of practice research, technologies, and processes related to cyber security. The symposium seeks submissions from academia, industry and government presenting novel research, case studies, and best practices on all practical and theoretical aspects of cyber security.

We are interested in papers with topics including, but not limited to:

- Network Security
- Secure Coding Practices
- Software Analysis
- Security Policies
- Economic impacts of security
- Privacy
- Sociological and Human factors aspects of security
- Security of critical infrastructures
- Case studies of improvement in system security

Electronic Submission

We are accepting 2 types of papers:
- Full Research Papers (up to 10 pages)
- Extended Abstracts (up to 4 pages), these can be position papers, discussions of new technologies from industry, or discussions of current hot topics/needs in cyber security

See conference web site for more details