IoT S&P 2017 (Workshop on Internet of Things Security and Privacy) is an academic conference held in Dallas, Texas, USA on 2017-11-03. The paper submission deadline is 2017-08-11. Acceptance notifications are sent on 2017-09-07.
Motivated by an increasing number of attacks and information leaks, IoT device manufactures, cloud providers, and researchers are working to design systems to secure to control the flow of in- formation between devices, to detect new vulnerabilities; and to provide security and privacy within the context of user and the devices. While researchers continue to tackle IoT security and privacy, many questions remain open. Further, with the growing adoption of IoT devices, we will see a growth in the number of security and privacy issues. The goal of the First ACM CCS Workshop on IoT S&P is to bring together academic and industry researchers from the security and communication communities to design, measure, and analyze secure and privacy enhancing systems for IoT devices.
We encourage the submission of work-in-progress papers in the area of design, implementation, management, and deployment of secure and private IoT frameworks as well as measurement and analysis of the privacy and security of existing IoT devices and packages. We look for submissions of previously unpublished work on topics including, but not limited to, the following:
•Security and privacy issues in IoT
•Network architectures and protocols for scalable, robust, secure, and privacy enhancing IoT
•Network services and management for IoT
•Measurement of IoT privacy leakage
•Measurement of Industrial IoT
•Usable security and privacy frameworks for home networks
•Threat Models and Attack Strategies in IoT
•Intrusion and Malware Detection
•Security Architectures for the IoT Stack
•System and Data Integrity
•Identity and access management in IoT
•Trustworthiness in IoT
•Secure Operating Systems in IoT
•Automated armoring and patching
•Cross-layer IoT security
•IoT ecosystem-level security analysis
•Clean-slate IoT security design
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