36th USENIX Security Symposium

36th USENIX Security Symposium is a conference dedicated to security of computer networks and systems.

Key Topics

• Cryptographic implementation analysis and construction, applied cryptography
• Cloud computing security
• Forensics and diagnostics for security
• Distributed systems security
• Human-computer interaction, security, and privacy
• Hardware security
• Malware
• Intrusion and anomaly detection and prevention
• Network security
• Mobile system security
• Privacy-enhancing technologies, anonymity
• Operating system security
• Public good - Research on security education and training, computer security law and policy, social values, surveillance, and censorship
• Programming language security
• Security applications
• Security analysis
• Security measurement studies
• Security economics, electronic commerce
• Storage security
• Security tools
• Wireless security
• Web security

Who should Attend

Practitioners, researchers, system programmers, system administrators, others interested in the security of computer networks and systems.