THE 4TH WORKSHOP ON INTERNET OF THINGS SECURITY AND PRIVACY (WISP)

The 4th Workshop on Internet of Things Security and Privacy (WISP) (in conjunction with Global IoT Summit 2022 and the IoT Week 2022

• 20-23 June 2022, Dublin, Ireland
• Global IoT Summit 2022 https://globaliotsummit.org
• IoTWeek 2022 https://iotweek.org

The enforcement of security and privacy notions are widely considered as the main barriers for the design and development of IoT-enabled scenarios. With the massive deployment of wireless communication technologies and the integration of IA techniques, IoT devices are becoming more autonomous and pervasive in our surrounding environment.

On top, the already increasing number and heterogeneity of IoT devices is further increasing needs on a harmonized security and privacy layer.

This aspect will be reinforced with the integration of 5G technologies to realize a data-driven society. In this context, current digital and physical infrastructures will be the target of potential attackers, in order to get access to the information provided by such devices. This trend toward hyperconnectivity also means an increase of security and privacy risks, since IoT systems will often operate on behalf of their owners by disclosing potentially sensitive data.. These concerns must be tackled by joint efforts involving manufacturers, regulatory bodies, policy makers and end users to increase trust in the future digital society. For that reason, there is a need to develop joint strategies addressing the identification and mitigation of security and privacy risks to promote the deployment of IoT systems on a broad scale.

IMPORTANT DATES:

• Deadline for paper submission: 2 May 2022
• Date for notification: 30 May 2022
• Camera Ready Submissions: 15 June 2022

TOPICS OF INTEREST:

We invite submissions on a wide range of research topics, spanning both theoretical and systems research, including results from industry and academic/industrial collaborations, related but not restricted to the following topics:

• Security and privacy challenges of interoperable and usable IoT
• Lightweight IoT security protocols and architectures
• Privacy enhancing and anonymization techniques in IoT
• Trust and identity management in IoT
• Privacy data protection in Smart Cities applications
• Secure discovery and authentication in IoT
• IoT security lifecycle and Data Governance models
• Security and privacy framework for IoT platforms
• Case studies of new or existing IoT security technologies
• Novel architectures, protocols, and applications for security and interoperability
• Testbeds, and experimental results in IoT domains
• Blockchain-based identity management and access control systems
• Smart contracts for enhancing trust and security in IoT
• Security and privacy aspects on the integration of LPWAN in IoT systems
• Incentive mechanisms for enhancing security and privacy
• Cognitive Systems for IoT platforms
• Formal models to represent IoT systems, attacks and vulnerabilities
• Automated IoT security testing
• Security certification and standardization activities

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS:

All papers should be submitted via EDAS https://edas.info/N28331

Full instructions on how to submit papers are provided on the Workshop

CO-CHAIRS:

• Dr Antonio Skarmeta, Universidad de Murcia, Spain, [email protected]
• Dr. Konstantinos Loupos, Inlecom Innovation, Greece, [email protected]

This workshop is supported by the following EC projects:

• ERATOSTHENES
• CyberSec4Europe
• ELECTRON
• SDN-microSENSE
• ARCADIAN-IoT

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