Introduction
Software Protection techniques aim to defend the confidentiality and integrity of software applications that are exposed to an adversary that shares the execution host and access privileges of the application. This is often denoted as protection against MATE (Man-At-The-End) attacks. This is an area of growing importance. For industry, in many cases the deployment of such techniques is crucial for the survival of their business.
The aim of SPRO workshop is to bring together researchers and industrial practitioners both from software protection and the wider software engineering community to discuss software protection techniques, evaluation methodologies, and practical aspects such as tooling. The objective is to stimulate the community working in this growing area of security, and to increase the synergies between the research areas of software protection engineering and their practical deployment.
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Important date
Submission Topics
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mathematical foundations for secure CPS
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control theoretic approaches to secure CPS
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security architectures for CPS
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security and resilience metrics for CPS
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metrics and risk assessment approaches for CPS
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privacy in CPS
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network security for CPS
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game theory applied to CPS security
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security of embedded systems, IoT and real-time systems in the context of CPS
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human factors and humans in the loop
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CPS reliability and safety
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economics of security and privacy in CPS
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intrusion detection in CPS
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CPS domains of interest include but are not limited to:
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health care and medical devices
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manufacturing
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industrial control systems
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SCADA systems
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robotics
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unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
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autonomous vehicles
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transportation systems and networks
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abstract theoretical CPS domains that involve sensing and actuation
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Important Date
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Oct 28
2016
Conference Date
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Aug 03 2016
Draft paper submission deadline
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Oct 28 2016
Registration deadline
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