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CALL FOR PAPER
SYSCAN=9205
SYMPOSIUM ON SECURITY AND ASIA NETWORKING 2005
18-19 AUGUST 2005
SINGAPORE
SYSCAN=9205
The Symposium on Security for Asia Network aims to be a very different=20
security conference from the rest of the security conferences that the=20
information security community in Asia has come to be so familiar and=20
frustrated with. SyScAN intends to be a non-product, non-vendor biased=20
security conference. It is the aspiration of SyScAN to congregate, in=20
Singapore, the best security experts in their various fields, to share=20
their research, discovery and experience with all security enthusiasts=20
in Asia.
This two-day symposium would be held in a relaxed and informal=20
atmosphere, allowing all participants to enjoy themselves whilst=20
expanding their knowledge on information security. The conference is=20
single tracked and speakers are allocated an hour each for their=20
presentation.
SPEAKERS PRIVILEGES
The airfare and accommodation expenses of all selected speaker will be=20
covered by the conference organizer on a reimbursement basis. Receipts=20
for airfare must be produced. The organizer will also provide breakfast,=20
lunch and dinner to all speakers during the conference.
CFP SUBMISSION
CFP submission must include the following information:
1) Brief biography including list of publications and papers=20
published previously.
2) Proposed presentation title, synopsis and description.
3) Contact Information (full name, alias, handler, e-mail, postal=20
address, phone,
fax, photo, country of origin, special dietary requirement).
4) Employment and/or affiliations information.
5) Any significant presentation and educational experience/background.
6) Why is your material different or innovative or significant or an=20
important tutorial?
All submission must be in English in either MS Office or OpenOffice or=20
PDF format. Please send submission to [email protected]. Submission must be=20
done no later than 8th May 2005.
IMPORTANT DATES
Final CFP Submission =96 8th May 2005
Notification of Acceptance or Rejection =96 1st June 2005
Final Accepted Presentation Material Submission =96 31st July 2005
TOPICS
The focuses for SyScAN=9205 are as follow:
Vulnerabilities
Exploits Technologies
Telecommunication and Mobile Security
Forensic
The scopes of the focus are broad and include, but not restricted to the
following areas:
Vulnerabilities
Assessment and Analysis
=95 Reverse Engineering
=95 Automated Tools
Operating Systems, Applications, Networks
=95 Windows, Linux, BSD, AIX, Unix
=95 .NET, Java
=95 Network Protocols
=95 Secure OS Techniques and Development (e.g. Selinux, grsecurity, RSBAC=
etc)
Exploit Technologies
=95 Exploiting IDS, AV, Hardened OS
=95 Application Exploits - macros, scripts, etc.
=95 Virus, Worms, Malware and Trojans
=95 Database Exploits
=95 Tools
=95 Shellcode techniques and development (e.g. IMPACT, CANVAS, MOSDEF,=20
Metasploit etc)
=95 Rootkit techniques and development (e.g. kernel rootkit development,=20
detection & prevention)
Telecommunication and Mobile Security
=95 Mobile Devices - mobile phones, PDAs, etc.
=95 Bluetooth and WLAN
=95 3G, GPRS, GSM and CDMA
=95 VoIP Security
=95 Telecommunication Systems =96 PSTN etc
Forensic
=95 Automated Tools
=95 Anti-Forensic Techniques and Developments
New Technologies
=95 Events Correlations
=95 Incidence and Response
=95 Infrastructure Security
=95 New or Alternative Security Methodologies
=95 Networks, Systems and Application Security
Others
=95 Information/Cyber Warfare
=95 Information/Cyber Terrorism
=95 Enterprise Security Management
=95 Compliance Management
OTHER INFORMATION
Please feel free to visit SyScAN=9204 website to get a feel what this=20
conference is all about =96 SHARE AND HAVE FUN!
Also lookout here for the latest update on SyScAN=9205.
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