-------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht -------- Von: Syed Hassan Ahmed sh.ahmed@IEEE.ORG Gesendet: 18. Februar 2019 23:43:05 MEZ An: tccc-announce@COMSOC.ORG Betreff: [TCCC-ANNOUNCE] ACM MobiHoc Workshop on Secure Cities [Call for Papers]

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2nd ACM MobiHoc Workshop on Networking and Cybersecurity for Smart Cities (Securing Smart Cities) to be held on July 02-05, 2019 at Catania, Italy.

https://www.sigmobile.org/mobihoc/2019/workshop-Secure-Cities.html

Scope: Cities have been incorporating new technologies for several years, but lately, the rate of technology adoption has increased and cities around the world are becoming connected and smarter. Furthermore, a plethora of networking technologies and connectable devices made it more convenient to build smart ecosystems and connected commodities that can help us predict the Smart Cities to become reality very soon. The key applications could be ranging from Smart Campuses for education, connected Hospitals for better treatment and medical information sharing among doctors & patients, Smart Watering & Gardening systems at the city level to preserve natural resources, smart fishing, Smart & connected transportation systems, and many more to name. Moreover, the Internet of Things (IoT) can bring noticeable efforts to connect various entities yet those efforts are prone to cyber-attacks. Likewise, every new technology and innovation brings new challenges and problems. In this workshop, we are focusing on networking and cybersecurity-related problems that currently affect or will affect cities in general around the world, whether considered smart or not. These problems would impact the city government, residents, and the businesses and other organizations that conduct business there. Keeping in mind the new technologies and life in a smarter city, let’s consider what could happen if one or more technology-reliant services don’t work. What would be commuting looks like with non-functioning traffic control systems, no street lights, and no public transportation? How would citizens respond to an inadequate supply of electricity or water, dark streets, and no cameras? What if garbage collection is interrupted in the summertime and stinks up the streets? We believe it would be unpleasant and cause a lot of chaos in any city.

We expect this workshop to be one of the key steps towards gathering researchers and developers to get under one roof and pave through the policy-making and providing interesting insights of the following topics, but not limited to:

Topics include, but not limited to:

- Networking and Security Framework for Smart Cities - Cyber Security Challenges, Issues, and Solutions - Poor or Nonexistent Security Issues - Encryption Issues - Privacy Issues in Smart Cities - Cybersecurity Policies and Standards - Computer Emergency Response Maneuvers - Protection Against Large and Complex Cyber Attacks - Patch Deployment Issues - Secure integration of IoT /CPS and other networks - Intrusion Detection/Prevention Techniques - Secure Data Storage, Communications, and Computing - Heterogeneous System Modeling for Smart City Security - Insecure Legacy Systems - Simple Bugs with Huge Impact - Cyber Attack Emergency Plans - Susceptibility to Denial of Service - Privacy issues in Intelligent Transportation - Cyber Forensics & Challenges - Big Data Analytics for Smart Cities Security

Important Dates: April 1, 2019 Submission deadline May 5, 2019 Acceptance notification May 12, 2019, Camera-ready deadline July 2, 2019 Workshop day

Workshop Co-Chairs - Syed Hassan Ahmed, Georgia Southern University, USA - Danda B. Rawat, Howard University, Washington D.C., USA - Jaime Lloret, UPV, Valencia, Spain - Min Song, Stevens Institute of Technology, USA

For paper submission to ACM SmartCitySecurity 2019, please visit https://mobihoc19secure-cities.hotcrp.com/

In case of any questions, please feel free to contact us at sh.ahmed@ieee.org

Thanks and Regards, Hassan

--------------------------------------------- Syed Hassan Ahmed, Ph.D., SMIEEE Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Director, Wireless Internet and Networking Systems (WINS) Lab, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 30460, USA. IEEE VTS Liaison to IEEE Young Professionals ACM Distinguished Speaker (2018-Present) Personal: www.hassanonline.us | Lab: www.winslab.net ---------------------------------------------

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