Scope

The infrastructure of large cities is getting more and more vulnerable to natural and man-made disasters. Complex ICT infrastructures, critical dependencies and unforeseen cascading effects can aggravate single hazard events to a threatening crisis of whole infrastructures. With the dense population and the critical dependency on infrastructures, such crises become a serious threat to the safety and security of citizens and industries. When the "unforeseen" happens, public security comes to its limits. Whether cyber, natural or industrial disasters - effective risk management must be a continuous process that recognizes new threats and opportunities, in particular in relation to new technological evolutions.

Internet of Things (IoT) will have an enormous impact on our future infrastructures. In the context of safety and security this is at the same time a challenge (How can we design IoT infrastructures secure and resilient?) and an opportunity (How can we use IoT for better safety and security?).

In particular in urban environments, the increasing deployments of IoT technologies and the rise of sensored and automated cities are opening up new avenues of threads and opportunities towards public safety and security. Although, there have been a number of deployment of diverse IoT systems, our understanding of these systems and their implications in the context of safety and security has just scratched the surface.

Topics

The Second International Conference on Safety and Security with IoT (SaSeIoT 2015) aims to explore these dynamics within the scope of IoT in the context of Safety and Security. The conference solicits original and inspiring research contributions from technology experts, researchers, designers, practitioners in academia, authorities and industry, and promises to offer a highly interactive forum to share knowledge, experiences, and best practices primarily in the following main application oriented themes:


•    Ensuring the resilience and security of IoT dependent infrastructures

The topics of interest in this theme include, but are not limited to:

- Models, methods and tools for testing IoT infrastructures
- Design of resilient IoT infrastructures
- Detection, prevention, response and mitigation of cyber threats to IoT
- Trust and identity management in IoT
- Security protocols in IoT
- Risk analysis and management for IoT infrastructures
- Threat modeling in IoT
 
•    Using IoT for crisis and emergency management

The topics of interest in this theme include, but are not limited to:

- IoT for threat and hazard detection
- IoT for situation-awareness
- IoT for crisis and emergency response
- IoT for command & control
- IoT for emergency forces

•    Privacy in IoT
•    Security and IoT Cloudification

Paper submission

• Regular Papers should be up to 12  pages in length. Short papers up to 4 pages in lenght. Complete formatting and submission instructions can be found on the conference web site.
• Papers will be judged on originality, correctness, clarity and relevance. Submitted papers must be original work, and may not be under consideration for another conference or journal.
• Submission of the paper implies agreement of the author(s) to attend the conference and present the paper if accepted.
• For additional information please see here.

Publication

All accepted papers will be published by Springer. The proceedings will be available both in
book form and via the SpringerLink digital library.

Special Issue of International Journal

A special issue of ACM/Springer Mobile Networks and Applications

https://www.springer.com/engineering/signals/journal/11036
will be organized after the conference containing selected best papers of the conference.
 

Best papers will be invited to publish also in the EAI Endorsed Transactions on Security and Safety .

Important dates:

Full Paper Submission deadline

15 July 2015              We received many requests to extend the deadline recently. We have decided to extend the submission deadline to July 31, 2015