Submission Categories:
• Regular papers: The submitted paper must describe previously unpublished work, focusing on novel ideas related to the theory, design and implementation of secure systems, and analysis/verification/empirical evaluation etc. of such system. Submissions will undergo a double
blind review process. Authors should take care that the submission does not carry any material linking to the identity of the authors to avoid rejection without review. Guidelines for the paper submission shall be uploaded on the website (https://www.isea-sp.org/) and paper submission shall be activated through EasyChair after August 20, 2018. Proceedings shall be published in Springer CCIS.
• Tutorials: One day will be dedicated to full and half-day tutorials on important and emerging topics. Proposals for full-day (6 hours duration) or half-day (3 hours duration) are invited. Tutorial proposals should contain (i) Tutorial title and short summary (in about 500 words), (ii) Name, affiliation and contact details of all the presenters, (iii) Target audience and prerequisites along with beneficial impact of the tutorial on the intended participants (in about 200 words), (iv) Detailed tutorial outline, delineated topic-wise description with time duration of each (in about 2000 words), (v) Short biographical sketch of each presenter (in about 200 words for each presenter).
• PhD forum proposals: Proposals are invited from PhD students working in various areas of information security to showcase their works. Selected works will be displayed as posters, and also be allotted some time for spot presentation.