The 2017 International Workshop on Big Data & Information Security (IWBIS) is an international forum that is designed to examine key critical innovations on the research of Big Data and Information Security areas hosted by Faculty of Computer Science, Universitas Indonesia. This second Big Data and Information Security International Conference by Universitas Indonesia wants to make a strong relationship between academics, engineers scientists, and also professionals to present their ideas and experiences in the fields of Big Data and Information Security.

The proceeding of IWBIS 2016 have been included in IEEE XPLORE database and have been indexed by SCOPUS.


IEEE IWBIS 2017 welcomes paper submissions on innovative work from researchers in academia, industry and government describing original research work in Big Data and Information Security. Papers related to this conference theme including but not limited to the following technical areas, are invited:

Big Data :
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1. Data capture and storage;
2. Search, sharing, and analytics;
3. Big data technologies;
4. Data visualization;
5. Architectures for massively parallel processing;
6. Data mining tools and techniques;
7. Machine learning algorithms for big data;
8. Cloud computing platforms;
9. Distributed file systems and databases;
10. Scalable storage systems

Information Security:
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1. Authentication and access control;
2. Anonymity and privacy;
3. Cryptographic protection;
4. Digital forensics;
5. Human factors in security;
6. Multimedia security;
7. Network and mobile security;
8. Security management and policies;
9. Hardware and physical security;

This year, we will hold the event at Ambhara Hotel, Jakarta on September 23-24, 2017

Important Dates

June 16, 2017 Final Deadline of Full Paper Submission
July 31, 2017: Notification of Acceptance
August 18, 2015: Camera Ready Paper Submission

IWBIS No-Show policy

The IEEE has implemented policies to exclude authors who do not present their paper from further distribution of their publication, such as exclusion from IEEE Xplore. Such papers will be archived at IEEE but will not be indexed or appear in IEEE Xplore.