ISI IEEE 2019 - The 17th IEEE International Conference on Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI)

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Category ISI IEEE 2019

Deadline: April 10, 2019 | Date: July 01, 2019-July 03, 2019

Venue/Country: China

Updated: 2019-03-27 17:54:27 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

The annual IEEE International Conference on ISI (IEEE ISI) is a leading conference in security informatics domain, which was started in 2003 in Tucson, Arizona. Since then, the conference has been hosted in Atlanta, San Diego, New Brunswick, Taipei, Dallas, Vancouver, Beijing, Seattle, Washington DC, the Hague, Baltimore and Tucson. Over the past 16 years, the IEEE ISI Conference has evolved from its traditional orientation of intelligence and security domain towards a more integrated alignment of multiple domains, including technology, humans, organization, and security. The scientific community has increasingly recognized the need to address intelligence and security threats by understanding the interrelationships between these different components, and by integrating recent advances from different domains. This year, the IEEE ISI conference will be held in Shenzhen, China.

CONFERENCE THEME & TOPICS

The conference theme is AI-Enabled Analytics. In addition to the main academic conference, multiple satellite events centered around the AI-enabled analytics theme will be organized as well.

We invite academic researchers in the field of Intelligence and Security Informatics and related areas as well as law enforcement and intelligence experts, and industry consultants and practitioners in the field to submit papers and workshop proposals.

ISI 2019 will be organized in four main tracks focusing on:

Security Analytics and Threat Intelligence

Data Science and Analytics in Security Informatics

Human Behavior and Factors in the Security Applications

Organizational, National, and International Issues in Counter-terrorism and other Security Applications

Submissions may include systems, methodology, test-bed, modeling, evaluation, and policy papers. Research should be relevant to informatics, organization, public policy, or human behavior in applications of counter-terrorism or protection of local/ national/ international security in the physical world and/or cyberspace. See specific topic suggestions below.

TOPICS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

Security Analytics and Threat Intelligence

Threat pattern models and modeling tools

Real-time situational awareness

Intrusion and cybersecurity threat detection and analysis

Cyber-physical-social system security and incident management

Computing and networking infrastructure protection

Crime analysis and prevention

Forecasting threats and measuring the impact of threats

Surveillance and intelligence through unconventional means

Information security management standards

Information systems security policies

Mobile and cloud computing security

Big data analytics for cybersecurity

Resilient cyber infrastructure design and protection

Data Science and Analytics in Security Informatics

Data representation and fusion for security informatics

Criminal/intelligence information extraction

Data sharing and information visualization for security informatics

Web-based intelligence monitoring and analysis

Spatial-temporal data analysis for crime analysis and security informatics

Criminal/intelligence machine learning and data mining

Bio-terrorism tracking, alerting, and analysis

Digital forensics and computational criminology

Financial and accounting fraud analysis

Consumer-generated content and security-related social media analytics

Security-related social network analysis (radicalization, recruitment, conducting operations)

Authorship analysis and identification

Terrorism related analytical methodologies and software tools

Human Behavior and Factors in Security Applications

Behavior issues in information systems security

HCI and user interfaces of relevance to intelligence and security

Social impacts of crime and terrorism

Board activism and influence

Measuring the effectiveness of counter-terrorism campaigns

Citizen education and training

Understanding user behavior in that has potential security risks

Security risks about user behavior in information systems

Human behavior modeling, representation and prediction for security applications

Organizational, National, and International Issues in Counter-terrorism and other Security Applications

Best practices in counter-terrorism or security protection

Information sharing policy and governance

Privacy, security, and civil liberties issues

Emergency response and management

Disaster prevention, detection, and management

Protection of transportation and communications infrastructure

Communication and decision support for research and rescue

Assisting citizens' responses to terrorism and catastrophic events

Border security

Accounting and IT auditing

Corporate governance and monitoring

Election fraud and political use and abuse

SUBMISSION FORMAT AND PUBLICATION

We accept three types of paper submissions on suggested topics of the proposed tracks and related topics: long paper (max. 6 pages), short paper (max. 3 pages), and poster (1 page). Submission format is PDF. Consult the IEEE publications page at https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html for information on formatting. Papers will be submitted through the EasyChair submission and review system. The submission Web page for IEEE ISI 2019: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ieeeisi2019.

The accepted papers from ISI 2019 and its affiliated workshops will be published by the IEEE Press in formal Proceedings. IEEE ISI Proceedings are EI-indexed. Selected papers may also be considered for IEEE Intelligent Systems and ACM Transactions on Management Information Systems.