Call for Papers
Systems that are integrated in the global communication environment
such as the Internet require
protection against various attacks (buffer overflow, data gathering,
unauthorized file change,
denial of service etc.).
Changing buisssiness processes and threats are driving
new requirement for network security. Increasing bandwidth
and new application communication are
changing how protocols are used and how data is presented.
Intrusion detection systems are able to detect certain attacks and to
signal an event, but often
have a high number of false positives, which have to be manually
filtered for real security alarms.
AI methods are able to improve detection rate and to relieve user of
these systems from their
burden to trace all dubious events and application logs in detail.
Topics include but are not limited to:
- Knowledge Representation of Security Environments
- Knowledge Engineering of Security Rule Bases
- AI Planning for the Composition of Web Services
- Plannning and Development of Top-Secure Software
- Data Mining and Forensic Studies of Raw Data, Log and Event Files
- Detecting Vulnerabilities in Source and Object Codes
- Generating Exploits and Running Automated Attacks
- Modeling Security with AI Planning and Scheduling Technology
- Diagnosis and Plan Recognition
- Push-Button Automation for Security Analyses
- Intelligent Methods for Intrusion Detection
- Abduction of Attackers' Intensions, e.g. in form of Attack Trees
- Machine Learning for Signatures
- Artificial Immune System Algorithms
- Intelligent Security Assistance Systems
- AI Planning Algorithms for Improved Event Handling
- Anonymisation of Security Data
- Intelligent User Interfaces for Usable Security
- AI Methods for Decreasing False Positive Rate
We expect up to 8 pages AAAI style for technical papers,
and at least 2 pages papers for the presentation of
AI security tools and ongoing work.
Important Dates
Paper Submission:
(send eMail to one of the
co-chairs)
Deadline
Extended to 30th June 2009 midnight Pacific Time
Acceptance/Rejection
notification: July, 22nd
Extended to 29th July 2009
Squis 
