Workshop in Computer Security

 
 

Computer security is an important research topic which requires developments in several areas of AI, such as search, heuristics, pattern recognition, data mining, automated reasoning, expert systems, user modeling, etc. The objective of this workshop is to bring together researchers working on different aspects of computer security, including but not limited to intrusion detection, protocol verification, protocol repair, information flow control, etc. Potential attendees to this WS are academics and students working in these and other related areas in AI, as well as researchers working on statistics, in particular pattern recognition, signal processing, etc.

4th MICAI Workshop in Computer Security

November 9, 2010

Workshop Chairs:

  1. • Erika Sánchez (ITESM CEM)

  2. • Raúl Monroy Borja (ITESM CEM)

  3. • Carlos Mex-Perera (ITESM MTY)

Program Commitee:

  1. • Arnulfo Alanís (T. de Tijuana)

  2. • Juan J. Flores (U. Michoacana)

  3. • Dietter Hutter (DFKI)

  4. • Eduardo Lleida (U. of Zaragoza)

  5. • Francisco Rodríguez H (CINVESTAV)

  6. • Luis A. Trejo (ITESM CEM)

  7. • David E. Pinto (BUAP)

  8. • Salvador Venegas (ITESM CEM)

Organization

Important Dates:

Workshop date: November 9, 2010


Paper submission: October 16, 2010


Notification: October 24, 2010


CRC submission: October 30, 2010