Call for Papers

Conference Program Topic Guidelines will include but not be limited to:

Critical Infrastructure Protection:

• Developing CI Policy, including as NSM22 and CIRCIA
• CNI Threat and Vulnerability Analysis
• Energy Infrastructure Security
• Transport Infrastructure Security
• Telecomms Infrastructure Security
• International and National Agency Co-operation
• Emergency Preparedness and Response Coordination
• Identity Management & Access Control
• The Human Factor – Operator Protection
• Information exchange and interoperability
• Securing Waterside and Maritime Infrastructure – Whether that’s Oil and Gas Refineries, LNG, Ports, Power Stations
• Ariel Assets – What’s the Future? – Fixed Wing, Rotor Craft, UAV’s, Satellites
• Perimeter Security – Do long perimeters mean weak security?
• Flooding – Prevention is better than the cure, but we also need the cure!
• Planning for Disaster – Risk Management and Resilience
• Surveillance Systems – How Do We Manage Multiple Systems?
• Human Assets – Selection, Training, Motivation
• PPPs
• Critical Communications
• Emerging and Future Threats, Identification and Management
• Security and Resilience in Design
• Modelling, Simulation and Metrics
• Standardisation for Improving CIP Solutions

Critical Information Infrastructure Protection / Cyber Security:

• Cyber security aspects on critical infrastructures (e.g. energy, telcos, transport, banks, health)
• CIIP Policy
• Cyber security strategies
• Alerting systems and information exchange platforms for cross-border NIS cooperation
• Integrated situational awareness; Data collection, abstraction, visualisation
• Governance models, practices and escalation procedures for cyber crisis management
• International NIS cooperation for incident management and response
• Legal aspects of NIS cooperation and information sharing
• Industrial Control Systems / SCADA security / ICS-CERT
• Incident reporting
• Information sharing
• Public Private co-operation
• Critical applications security