The workshop aims to share experiences of developing and managing middleware from both technical and policy aspects. It also aims at bringing together application developers and middleware and security experts to identify areas of overlap and best practice so that the development of solutions can be simple and ideally modular in nature to ensure applications can be developed quickly and easily whilst conforming to middleware and security standards. This workshop started as the Middleware Architecture in the Internet (MidArch) workshop from 2007. After holding the 8th workshop, co-located with COMPSAC 2014, it was decided to change the workshop name as Middleware for Cyber Security, Cloud Computing and Internetworking (MidCCI), considering the change of the situation surrounding Internet middleware. This workshop carries over the aims from the past MidArch workshops.
The scope of the workshop includes but is not limited to:
Authentication, authorization, accounting and access management
Single sign on for Web services and non-web applications
Federations & trust fabrics (technologies and policies)
Wireless network roaming architectures
DNS and directory services
Hypervisor (VMware, Xen, KVM, ...)
Academic cloud
Cloud computing platform (OpenStack, CloudStack, ...)
Frameworks for distributed processing (Hadoop, Jubatus, ...)
Middleware for SDN and NFV (Open vSwitch, OpenFlow Controllers, ...)
Middleware for Information-Centric Networking
Middleware for overlay networking
Network simulators and emulators
Secure computing
Countermeasures against Advanced Attacks
E-mail digital signature and encryption (S/MIME, PGP, etc.)
PKI deployment issues
Security policies
Big data/Cloud/GRID access control and privacy protection
Implementation/Experiences of middleware.
06月10日
2016
06月14日
2016
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