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December 2006

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CFP: The Third International Symposium on Information Assurance and Security (IAS'07)
by Frank Siebenlist 13 Dec '06

13 Dec '06

FYI - Regards, Frank. --------------------- Call for Papers The Third International Symposium on Information Assurance and Security (IAS'07) http://www.ias07.org/ August 29-31, 2007, Manchester, United Kingdom Overview: Information assurance and security has become an important research issue in networked and distributed information sharing environments. Finding effective ways to protect information systems, networks and sensitive data within the critical information infrastructure is challenging even with the most advanced technology and trained professionals. The International Symposium on Information Assurance and Security aims to bring together researchers, practitioners, developers, and policy makers involved in multiple disciplines of information security and assurance to exchange ideas and to learn the latest development in this important field. Topics: Previously unpublished work offering novel research and application contributions in any aspect of information assurance, security and privacy are solicited for submission to the IAS'07 symposium. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following: - Agent and Mobile Code Security - Anonymity and User Privacy - Authentication and Identity Management - Authorization and Access Control - Biometrics Security and Applications - Computer Forensics - Cryptographic Protocols - Data Integrity and Privacy - Database Security - Denial of Service and Intrusion Detection - Distributed System Security - E-Commerce and E-Government Security - Fraud Control - Information Warfare and Cyber-terrorism - Intellectual Property Protection - Internet and Web Services Security - Key Management and Recovery - New Ideas and Paradigms for Security - Operating System Security - Secure Hardware and Smartcards - Secure Software Technologies - Security Education and Training - Security Management and Strategy - Security Models and Architectures - Security Verification, Evaluations and Measurements - Trust Negotiation, Establishment and Management - Ubiquitous Computing Security Paper Submission: Papers should be original and contain contributions of theoretical, experimental or application nature, or be unique experience reports. The page limit is 6 pages in IEEE 8.5" x 11" two-column format with fonts not smaller than 10 points. Each paper should contain up to 5 keywords. Electronic submission in the PDF or Word format is required. Papers will be evaluated for originality, significance, clarity, and soundness. Except for invited papers, all papers will be reviewed by at least three independent reviewers. Conference Proceedings: Accepted papers will be published by IEEE Computer Society Press. Selected papers presented in the conference will be considered for publication in a special issue of an international journal. Best Paper Awards: The IAS'07 Program Committee will select one winner for the Best Paper Award (all regular papers are eligible) and one winner for the Best Student Paper Award (to be eligible, the student must be the sole author of the paper, or the first author and primary contributor. A cover letter to the General Chair/Program Chair must identify the paper as a candidate for this competition at the time of submission). The award winners will each be presented with an award certificate and a direct payment of £200 at the conference, and an invitation to submit an extended version of the award-winning paper for the consideration of publication in an international journal, JIAS. Key Deadlines: Paper Submission Deadline: March 20, 2007 Author Notification: May 20, 2007 Camera Ready Submission Deadline (6 pages): June 20, 2007 Author Registration Deadline: June 20, 2007. Workshop Proposal Submission Deadline: February 10, 2007. Workshop Proposal Notification: February 15, 2007. Panel/Tutorial Proposal Submission Deadline: April 20, 2007. Proposal Notification: May 20, 2007 Instructions for workshop proposals: IAS'07 invites workshop, panel and tutorial proposals. A workshop proposal should include the following items: (1) Title of the workshop. (2) Scope and Topics. (3) The workshop chair (or co-chairs) with a brief biography. (4) Contact information (email address and phone number). (5) Expected number of attendees. Additional notes for the workshops: - The organisers of a workshop can decide their own paper submission and notification deadlines. - Each workshop should have at least ten papers. - A list of accepted papers (Authors, Titles, Email addresses and Review Results) must be sent to the IAS'07 Program Chair (ias07(a)cs.man.ac.uk) by May 20, 2007. - IAS'07 will provide administrative support for workshop room booking, registration, and publication. All papers accepted by the workshops will be published in the IAS'07 proceedings. - All other workshop related matters, such as collect, review and accept papers, should be planned and organised by the workshop organisers, independently of the IAS'07. Workshop organisers should make sure that the papers be reviewed by at least three reviewers. Financial support for workshop chairs: If workshops are constructed successfully (with at least ten papers), their organisers (one organiser per workshop) will get: - Free registration, - Free accommodation (up to 3 nights). Contacts: Further enquiries regarding matters related to IAS'07 can be sent to the Conference Local Organising Chairs: Ms Bryony Quick; or Mr Iain Hart; Email: ias07(a)cs.man.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)161 275 6130 Fax: +44 (0)161 275 6204 -- Frank Siebenlist franks(a)mcs.anl.gov The Globus Alliance - Argonne National Laboratory

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[ogsa-wg] Proposed agenda for Dec. 14 call
by Hiro Kishimoto 13 Dec '06

13 Dec '06

Hi all, The following is a proposed agenda for OGSA-WG telecon on Dec. 14th Thursday from 7am - 9am (CST). ** attention: new international number ** Dial-in numbers for Thursday: Free: +1-888-452-0308 Intl/Toll: +(210) 234-7446 PIN: 71815 See more information: - https://forge.gridforum.org/sf/go/wiki1477 Screen share service will be provided. URL: http://ogsa.glance.net Session key: 1214 See more explanation: https://forge.gridforum.org/sf/go/wiki1584 1) Early discussion (20 min) Note taker assignment Roll call Telecon minutes approval (Dec. 11) - http://forge.gridforum.org/sf/go/doc14057 Action Items status review (see the bottom of this email) Agenda bashing 2) Information/data modeling (Ellen and Tom, 40 min) > > From Nov. 9 am F2F. > AI-1109am-a: Ellen and Tom will review the error code/faults issue > further with a view to put a proposal forward to DMTF. > (EJS) I had short discussion with DMTF person on this and will > close with Tom Maguire on this when I meet with Tom on Tues 12/12. > > > From Nov. 9 pm F2F. > AI.11.09.pm-a: Ellen and Tom to write up a "Information Model > profile document: BES Container" > (EJS) Meeting with Tom Maguire on this item Tues 12/12. > > > From Nov. 10 am F2F > AI-1110am-a: Ellen to look into WS-Policy and relationships to > what has been defined so far > Tom to Look at how to avoid overlap with WS-Policy > group > (EJS) Meeting with Tom Maguire on this item Tues 12/12. 3) OGSA security discussion (Alan Sill and Andrew Grimshaw, 30 min) Very simple one-to-one, OGSA Basic Security Authentication Profile proposal. OGSA-AuthN-WG charter proposal. http://www.ggf.org/gf/group_info/charter.php?review&group=OGSA-AuthN-WG 4) OGSA workflow discussion (Andrew, 30 min) Minutes from Nov. 30th call > - Mark runs the group through the slides "Workflow thoughts" > provided by Andrew, Steve and Mark > - OGSA could either pick a specific Workflow language, and > alienate everybody else > - Alternatively, OGSA could pick none and create a new one, > and also alienate everybody else > - Orchestration and workflow must be separated > - OGF is best served with simplicity > - The proposal is as follows > -- stay away from language and API specification > -- Tightly scope WFDL (Workflow Definition Language) > -- Ensure reasonable mappings from existing systems into WFDL > -- Toos support > -- Reuse as much existing as possible > - WFDL is XML based and describes directed graphs > - Nodes are WFDL, ord JSDL > - Nodes have labelled input and output > - Mark walks the group along a sample WFDL instance document > - Jay: This example is a dataflow graph, not a workflow graph > -- Mark: Example 2 demonstrates other kinds of dependencies than > data dependencies > - Jay: Dependencies should be expressed as resources produced and > resources consumed > - The group discusses Jays suggestion > - Jay points out that the Workflow effort should be very carefully > evaluated against the current other efforts related to JSDL > - Chris: Defining (yet another) WF language is probably a bad idea > -- This would, among others, add delay > -- Andrew: As pointed out on the slides earlier, picking a > particular WF language or creating one is a matter of "choose your poison". > -- Fabio: We probably should focus first on listing the requirements the > languuage should meet > -- Jay: I believe it is possible to combine this workflow effort with current > efforts for JSDL and Information modelling > - The group discusses possible further steps from here on > - Andrew: After this first initial investigation, does OGSA think that the WF > issue is important enough to set forth a design team now, or postpone for > the moment > - Andrew proposes to set up a separate phone connference with a specific WF agenda > -- Jav and Michel support the idea > - The group discusses the appointment for the next WF call > - Jay proposes to use OGSA's Gridforge wiki to collect people's requirements, > dependencies, favourite existing WF solutions, etc. together to get an overview > on what's necessary and what's not. > -- The group reaches rough consensus to picck up this idea https://forge.gridforum.org/sf/go/doc14042 4) Wrap up (10 min) AOB <*NEXT CALL*> https://forge.gridforum.org/sf/go/wiki1477 Dec. 18 (Mon) EGA reference model(Hiro Kishimoto and Paul Strong) Roadmap document (Chris Jordan) Jan. 11 (Thu) Information/data modeling (Ellen and Fred) OGSA workflow (Andrew Grimshaw) Jan. 15 (Mon) EGA reference model(Hiro Kishimoto and Paul Strong) DMTF document review (Ellen Stokes) Jan. 18 (Thu) OGSA security (Alan Sill and Andrew Grimshaw) OGSA workflow (Andrew Grimshaw) Jan. 22 (Mon) EGA reference model(Hiro Kishimoto and Paul Strong) Roadmap document (Chris Jordan) Jan. 25 (Thu) OGF19 prep (Tom and Hiro) <*ACTION ITEMS*> https://forge.gridforum.org/sf/go/wiki1569 > From Dec. 11 call AI-1211a: Hiro to check with Takuya for any last minute changes and submit "BP - Secure Channel" for publication AI-1211b: Hiro will arrange for the management software demo session not to conflict with any OGSA session at OGF19 > From Nov. 30 call AI-11.30a: Michel to talk with Tom and Ellen on how to go about documenting his current proof of concept in the Info model Arch doc. > From Nov. 9 pm F2F. AI.11.09.pm-a: Ellen and Tom to write up a "Information Model profile document: BES Container" AI.11.09.pm-c: Andrew to produce a document drafting the definition of QoS AI.11.09.pm-d: Andrew to contact the HPCP WG regarding future involvement to create profile(s) on, e.g. BES, JSDL etc. > From Oct. 30 call. AI-1030a: Ellen will contact the DAIS-WG chairs and request they arrange a review DSP0225 > From Sept. 15 OGSA F2F AI-0915d: Tom will post BP base faults issue to tracker > From Aug. 17 call AI-0817a: Dave Berry and Jay Unger will approach groups (GIN, Globus, etc) that have implemented practical grids and start a discussion on how they handle data: - how data is treated as a resource that can be scheduled - how transfers are modeled - how files are advertised - how applications find files (query, by knowledge,?) (Due Oct. 9) > From July 20 F2F - EGR-WG (Ravi) will contact Geoffrey Fox and invites him to contribute use cases. - Andreas to go through the minutes and formulate a reply mail to Geoffrey on each artifact covered in these minutes. Postponed: Until next reference model call (Dec. 11th): AI-1023c: Tom volunteered to review Hiro's HPC Cluster use case slides and make appropriate changes to indicate where the CIM Profile would fit in and how it would link into the Reference Model. AI-1023d: Paul will add more items to list on slide 6 of the HPC Cluster use case AI-1023g: Hiro will look at other parts of slide 5 and identify further possible refinements of this use case. ---- Hiro Kishimoto

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