Theme: Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for Cyber Incident Response in a fast paced Digital World
Conference will be held online / virtual due to COVID19
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June 15 – 19, 2020
Call for Papers
IEEE is the Technical Co-Sponsor (TCS) of the International Conference on Cyber Incident Response, Coordination, Containment & Control (Cyber Incident 2020) is an international refereed conference dedicated to the advancement of Cyber Incident Response, Coordination, Containment and Control.
The aim of the Cyber Incident 2020 is to encourage participation and promotion of collaborative scientific, industrial and academic inter-workings among individual researchers, practitioners, members of existing associations, academia, standardisation bodies, and including government departments and agencies. The purpose is to build bridges between academia and industry, and to encourage interplay of different cultures.
Cyber Incident 2020 invites researchers and industry practitioners to submit papers that encompass principles, analysis, design, methods and applications. All submitted papers are independently peer-reviewed. The conference is open to the public, so you can attend the event without presenting a paper. Registration for both authors and attendees (without presenting a paper) opens in March 2020. You are welcome!
The conference proceedings will be submitted for consideration for publishing and listing on the following bibliographic indexes:
- IEEE Computer Society Digital Library
- IEEE Xplore Digital Library
- DBLP Computer Science, and
- Others – e.g. Scopus, CiteSeerX, Computer Science Index, EI Compendex, Academic Search Complete, CiteULike, Google Scholar & Microsoft Academic Search.
The organisers will accept registration of up to 5 IEEE UK&I Student and YP Members at 75% discounted rate, and will offer up to 20% registration discounts for all IEEE, BCS, IET & IISP members.
Details
Cyber Incident 2020 is co-located with other conferences as part of Cyber Science 2020
- Posters will be presented during the conference.
- Industry track is available for discussing and publishing pilot and proof of concepts.
- Work in Progress track is available for preliminary work.
- Research Ideas track is available for ideas in early stages assessment.
- PhD Seminar track is available for discussing and publishing early PhD thesis research.
Paper Submission
The deadline for all paper submissions, that is, both full papers and extended abstracts for Poster, WIP, PoC, Research Idea and PhD Seminar presentations was 26th January 2020, but now the deadline has been extended to 6th March 2020.
All Industry track, Work in Progress track, Research Ideas track and PhD Seminar track will be published in the conference proceedings. Interested participants, please submit your proposal using the online submission system hosted by Easychair Conference Portal.
Full paper submission should be via Easychair Conference Portal.
Online Submission
The online submission process is now open!
Please prepare your paper according to the formatting guidelines (Word document/PDF template/LaTeX). Use the IEEE A4 paper type. Please note that it’ll be IEEE e-copyright, which must be completed for all accepted papers. We’ll send authors’ of accepted papers instruction on how to complete an IEEE e-copyright form.
Authors must use the online submission systems hosted by EasyChair Conference System to submit their papers. Please use/download the IEEE A4 paper template, and specify which conference your submission is to. If you don’t have an EasyChair account you will need to create one and then login in order to submit your papers. Please read the Submission Instructions before submitting your work in the system.
Submission Instructions
Both long (8 pages max., roughly 8,000 words) and short (4 pages max., roughly 4,000 words) paper submissions should be written in English and be submitted electronically via the EasyChair conference portal. Submission file formats are PDF and Microsoft Word using the IEEE A4 Paper template that can be found at the corresponding C-MRiC website. Authors wishing to present a Poster, Industry Proof of Concept (PoC), Work in Progress (WIP), Research Ideas, or PhD Seminar may submit a 2‐page extended abstract using the online submission systems hosted by EasyChair Conference System, which, if accepted, will appear in the conference proceedings.
Topics of Interest
- Cyber Incident Analysis
- Cyber Incident Triage
- Cyber Incident Correlation and Assessment
- Coordination
- Containment
- Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
- Timeliness
- Handling and Handling Process
- Reporting
- Escalation
- Cyber Incident Management
- Decision Control
- Emergence Services
- Preparedness
- Readiness
- Analysis
- Risk Management
- Conditionality
- Proportionality
- Prioritisation
- Decision Making
- Risk-Based Decision
- Human in the Loop
- Training
- Processes and Procedures
- Policy and Standards
- Emergency Services
- Chain of Custody
- Forensic Readiness and Investigations
- Cyber Incident Notification and Announcements
- Cyber Incident Management Tool
- Standardisation
- Framework and Methodology
- Expertise, Skills, Knowledge and Resource
- Maturity Model and Goal Setting
- Certification and Accreditation
- Memberships to Cyber Incident Responders, Incident Response Organisation
- Rule-Based Systems
- Expert Systems
- Adaptive Learning Systems
- Predictive Systems
- The use of Biometrics to aid Forensic Investigations
- Speak, audio and voice Recognition for forensics
- Correlation and cross-correlation for Incident Analysis
- Cross-Domain Analysis
- Cross-Channel Incident Analysis
- Multi-domain Analysis
- Digital Forensics Principles, Rules and Standards
- Digital Forensic Investigations
- Speak, audio and voice Recognition for forensics
- Chain of Custody
- Mobile Forensics
- Live data and live stream forensics
- Live Imagery Forensics
- Memory Forensics
- Browser and Cache Memory Forensics
- Cyber Incident Playbook
- Cyber Incident Management
- War-room exercises
- Attack Scenarios and Exercise
- Cyber Incident Response
- Command Controls – Bronze, Silver & Gold Command
- Cause of Action (CoA)
- Root Cause Analysis
- Data-Centric System Threat Modelling
- Attack Tree
- Exploits and Attack Modelling
- Attack Vector and Attack Surface
- Risk, Control and Control Objectives
- Analysing Threat Modelling
- Cyber Incident Management
- Business Continuity Plan and Measures
- Root Cause Analysis
- Security Metrics
- Threat Intelligence
Speakers
Important Dates
- Industry (Proof of Concept / Pilot) Submission –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - Extended Abstract (Work in Progress) –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - PhD Seminar Submissions –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - Research Ideas –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - Poster/Demo Submissions –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - Special Track Submissions –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - Workshops and Tutorials Submission –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - Full Paper Submissions –
January 26, 2020extended to March 6, 2020 - Notification of Full Paper/Abstract / Special Track Acceptance/Rejection –
March 26, 2020extended to April 17, 2020 - Camera Ready Paper Due –
April 14, 2020extended to May 8, 2020 - Participants Registration – March 26 – May 31, 2020
- Conference Date – June 15 – 19, 2020
Location
Moved to Online / Virtual
Programme Committee
- Cyril Onwubiko – Centre for Multidisciplinary Research, Innovation and Collaboration, UK
- Frank Wang – Computer Society, IEEE UK & Ireland
- Theo Lynn – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Janne Merete Hagen – Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Norway
- Nick Savage – University of Portsmouth, UK
- Eckhard Pfluegel – Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing, Kingston University, UK
- Theo Lynn – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Pierangelo Rosati – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Grace Kenny – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Patricia Endo – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Uwe Glässer – School of Computing Science, Simon Fraser University, Canada
- Arnau Erola – Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford, UK
- Tim D Williams – Cyber Security, London, UK
- Theo Lynn – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Pierangelo Rosati – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Xavier Bellekens – University of Strathclyde, Scotland, UK
- Theo Lynn – Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
- Arnau Erola – Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford, UK
- Michal Chorasm – Telecommunications and Computer Science, University of Science and Technology (UTP), Bydgoszcz, Poland
- Hayretdin Bahsi – Center for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security, Tallin University of Technology, Estonia
- Uri Blumenthal – MIT Lincoln Laboratory, MIT, USA
- Jens Myrup Pedersen – University of Aalborg, Denmark
- Uwe Glässer – School of Computing Science, Simon Fraser University, Canada
- Marios Anagnostopoulos – University of the Aegean, Greece
- Ciza Thomas – College of Engineering, India
- Stefanos Gritzalis – University of the Aegean, Greece
- Janne Merete Hagen – Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Norway
- Varun Dutt – Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, India
- Georgios Kambourakis – University of the Aegean, Greece
- Eliana Stavrou – Computing Department, UCLan Cyprus, Larnaca, Cyprus
- Tim D Williams – Cyber Security, London, UK
- Palvi Aggarwal – Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), USA
- Sean Mckeown – Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland, UK
- Arghir-Nicolae Moldovan – National College of Ireland (NCIRL), Ireland
- Domhnall Carlin – Queen’s University (QUB), Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
- Kim Tam – Plymouth University, UK
- Felix Heine – Hannover University of Applied Sciences, Germany
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