Track Information
Information Systems Security and Information Privacy Protection
This Track aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners working on information systems security, information security, security controls, incident management and business continuity, as well as, information privacy, privacy enhancing tools, data minimization and personal data protection issues of information systems and digital services. The Track also targets to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to discuss, and present work on, emerging ideas and trends in the areas of information security and privacy engineering in software development, as well as the development of security and privacy tools. Behavioral studies concerning information security policy compliance, security and privacy perceptions, adoption of security controls and privacy enhancing tools are also welcome.
We welcome research articles, conceptual articles, case studies, and position papers that tackle interesting aspects of information security and privacy with a diverse range of theoretical lenses and methodologies. The conference invites manuscripts including, but not limited to, the following topics:
- Information security and privacy requirements engineering
- Information security and privacy in Web-based applications and services
- Information security policies
- Access control, authentication and authorization
- Information security and privacy management in organizations
- Risk analysis and risk management issues
- Personal data and privacy impact assessment
- Information privacy by design and by default
- Cultural issues in information security and privacy
- Information security and privacy in social networks
- Information security and privacy in pervasive computing and IoT
- Information security and privacy in mobile applications
- Information security and privacy in database systems
- Information security and privacy in e-commerce and e-government
- Privacy enhancing tools, anonymization and pseudonymization
- Ethics, legal and social aspects of digital systems
- Miscellaneous security and privacy issues
Track Chairs
Aggeliki Tsohou, Ionian University, Department of Informatics, Greece (email at: atsohou@ionio.gr)
Vasiliki Diamantopoulou, University of the Aegean, Department of Information and Communication Systems Engineering, Greece (vdiamant@aegean.gr)