[UAI] Call for Papers for Special Journal Issue

From: Nong Ye (nongye@asu.edu)
Date: Wed Sep 05 2001 - 08:24:19 PDT

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    A Special Issue of Quality and Reliability Engineering International on:
    Computer Network Security

    NONG YE, Guest Editor
    Arizona State University

    The objective of this special issue is to promote research and
    development on statistical data analysis for computer network
    security. As we increasingly rely on computer network systems
    to support critical operations in defense, banking, telecommunication,
    transportation, electric power and many other systems, computer network =

    security must be maintained to assure the availability, integrity and
    confidentiality of computer network systems. Intrusions into computer
    network systems have presented significant threats to computer
    network security. Statistical data analysis is required to lay the
    foundation for preventing, detecting, tolerating, and responding to
    intrusions, and thus assuring computer network security.
    Special characteristics of computer network systems and data from
    those systems have presented considerable challenges and unique
    opportunities for researchers in the field of quality/reliability
    engineering to develop and advance theories and techniques of
    statistical data analysis for computer system security.
    Through this special issue, we wish to highlight the growing
    attention given to research into this new frontier.

    This special issue solicits papers reporting research work,
    case studies, and technology development that address
    quality/reliability problems for computer network security
    and statistical data analysis to tackle those problems.
    Some examples of quality/reliability problems for computer
    network security are listed below:
            Risk analysis and assessment to reveal vulnerabilities
          of computer network systems;
            Reliability analysis of program code;
            Process modeling and analysis to detect intrusions; and
            Design of redundancy for intrusion tolerance.
    Papers addressing other quality/reliability problems for computer
    network security are also welcome.

    Schedule:
    Submit the draft manuscript by: September 30, 2001
    Submit the final manuscript after review by: December 31, 2001
    Publication expected: March/April issue 2002

    Submittal:
    Authors should submit an original and two photocopies of their
    manuscript - with 12 point type, double spaced - to:
            Nong Ye, Associate Professor
            Department of Industrial Engineering
            Arizona State University
            Box 875906
            Tempe, Arizona 85287, USA
            e-mail: nongye@asu.edu
            work phone: [1] 480-965-7812

    Each submittal must:
            contain a cover letter with the contact information
    (contact name, postal address, e-mail address, and work phone number);
            follow the instructions in "Notes for Contributors" of
    Quality and reliability Engineering International which can be
    found at www.interscience.wiley.com;
            not be under consideration elsewhere.

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    Nong Ye, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Director
    Information and Systems Assurance Laboratory
    PO Box 875906
    Arizona State University
    1711 S. Rural Road, Goldwater Center, Room 502
    Tempe, Arizona 85287-5906, USA
    Phone: (480) 965-7812
    Fax: (480) 965-8692
    Email: nongye@asu.edu
    http://ceaspub.eas.asu.edu/ye/
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