In 2018, the International Conference on Cyber Conflict will be 10 years young! To celebrate this milestone, we are offering the cyber security community the opportunity to shape the focus of our anniversary conference. Instead of setting a predefined core topic for this conference, we invite our trusted research community to submit original research papers on their choice of the most topical and current cyber security issues, from technical, legal, policy, strategy or military perspectives. With your valuable contribution we will present the world’s premier cyber defence conference for the tenth time.
CyCon is organised by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence. Every year, over 500 decision-makers and experts from government, military and industry from all over the world approach the conference’s key theme from legal, technology and strategy perspectives, often in an interdisciplinary manner.
CyCon 2018 submissions can address topics such as:
Cyberspace governance
The role of international organisations in cyber security
The changing role of states in cyberspace
The evolution of the Internet of Things and its implications
Norms and standards to enhance security in cyberspace
The new generation of national cyber security strategies
Cross-border dependencies, trans-border access to data
The nature of current and future cyber attacks
Non-state actors
State-sponsored operations in cyberspace (incl. APTs and proxy actors)
Military doctrine development, cyberspace as a domain of warfare
Offence, defence and deterrence in cyberspace; active/responsive cyber defence
Cyber capabilities, forces and weapons
Autonomous cyber weapon systems
Cyber terrorism
Vulnerability disclosure
Cyber-physical systems security
Critical infrastructure protection (incl. data diode, IDS, industrial protocols and smart grids)
Malware and botnets
Hardware and software vulnerability mitigation
Blockchain
Future applications of quantum computing
Big data, cloud and mobile computing security
Artificial intelligence and cognitive cyber security (incl. data mining and machine learning)
Cyber threat intelligence
Situational awareness and security metrics (incl. security visualization)
Attribution and digital forensics
Digital trust and authentication
May 29
2018
Jun 01
2018
Abstract Submission Deadline
Abstract Notification of Acceptance
Draft paper submission deadline
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
Final Paper Deadline
Registration deadline
2016-10-21 United States Washington,USA
2016 International Conference on Cyber Conflict
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