IEEE 2013 International Workshop on Service Security and Assurance Perspectives (WOSSAP 2013)
Date: Jun 27, 2013 – Jul 02, 2013
Location: Santa Clara Marriott, CA, USA
One day workshop between June 27 and July 2, 2013, at Santa Clara Marriott, CA, USA (Center of Silicon Valley).
Held as part of the 2013 IEEE 9th World Congress on Services (IEEE SERVICES 2013).
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Current trends in the IT industry suggest that future software systems
will be very different from their counterparts today, due to greater
adoption of Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) and the popularization
of the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) paradigm.
These trends point to large-scale, heterogeneous ICT infrastructures
hosting applications that are dynamically built from loosely-coupled,
well-separated services, where key non-functional properties like
security, privacy, efficiency and reliability will be of increased and
critical importance.
Basic security protocols for Web Services, such as XML Security, the
WS-* series of proposals, SAML, and XACML, along with numerous on-going
activities targeting new SaaS scenarios, can provide a basic set of
building blocks enabling Web Services and Cloud Computing to operate
securely. While some of these building blocks are now firmly in place
and the on-going work progresses at a fast pace, a number of challenges
are still to be met for ensuring the security and trust of these
scenarios. One relevant aspect is the change in the underlying model of
application and service provision. Current trust models in relation to
application provision, deployment, operation and control are not
well-adapted for these scenarios. Actors, stakeholders,
responsibilities, capabilities, liabilities of traditional computing
scenarios, as well as their relations, have changed in these new
scenarios, requiring new trust relationships to be established and
verified at runtime during application set-up and operation.
In this line certification and other assurance approaches become crucial
for establishing the necessary trust relationships. Current
certification schemes, however, are either insufficient in addressing
the needs of such scenarios or not applicable at all and thus, they
cannot be used to support and automate run-time security assessment.
Likewise, novel testing mechanisms, engineering approaches, formal
modelling paradigms, monitoring models, runtime support infrastructures,
secure dynamic application building and service orchestration
approaches, etc. are needed in order to fill other gaps and to restore
the missing trust links in these new scenarios. The workshop will
provide a forum for presenting research results, practical experiences,
and innovative ideas in web services security.
Topics of interests of WOSSAP 2013 include, but are not limited to:
Security certification for services
Assurance mechanisms for services
The role of Trusted Computing in securing Web services
Frameworks for managing, establishing and assessing
inter-organizational trust relationships
Inter-organizational security policy alignment and reconciling
Trust negotiation mechanisms
Testing mechanisms and techniques for web services
Formal modeling of service-based systems
Privacy certifications for services
Secure and trusted service provisioning
Support for assurance, certification and accreditation
Secure dynamic application building and service orchestration
approaches
Semantics-aware Web service security and Semantic Web
Secure orchestration of Web services
Web services and cloud computing security
Access control
Engineering approaches
Monitoring models
Runtime support infrastructures
Important dates
Full Paper Submission Due Date: April 1st, 2013
Decision Notification (Electronic): April 10th, 2013
Camera-Ready Copy Due Date & Pre-registration Due: April 15th, 2013
Paper submission
Authors are invited to submit full papers (about 8 pages) or short
papers (about 4 pages) as per IEEE 8.5 x 11 manuscript guidelines
(download Word templates or LaTeX templates). The submitted papers can
only be in the format of PDF or WORD. Please follow the IEEE Computer
Society Press Proceedings Author Guidelines to prepare your papers,
respectively. At least one author of each accepted paper is required to
attend the workshop and present the paper. All papers must be submitted
via the confhub submission system for the SPE workshop.
First time users need to register with the system first (see these
instructions for details). All the accepted papers by the workshops will
be included in the Proceedings of the Ninth IEEE 2013 World Congress on
Services (SERVICES 2013) which will be published by IEEE Computer Society.
Workshop chairs
ERNESTO DAMIANI, University of Milan, Italy
MICHELE BEZZI, SAP, France
ANTONIO MANA, University of Malaga, Spain
Program committee
ARDAGNA, CLAUDIO, University of Milan, Italy
ABIE, HABTAMU, Norwegian Computing Center, Norway
MICHELE BEZZI, SAP, France
BOYD, COLIN, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
CUELLAR, JORGE, Siemens, Germany
DAMIANI, ERNESTO, University of Milan, Italy
DAVIDS, CAROL, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA
ENDICOTT-POPOVSKY, BARBARA, University of Washington, USA
FERNANDEZ, EDUARDO B., Florida Atlantic University, USA
GELENBE, EROL, Imperial College, United Kingdom_
GIORGINI, PAOLO, University of Trento, Italy
GRAWROCK, DAVID, Intel, USA
GUERGENS, SIGRID, Fraunhofer SIT, Germany
JUERJENS, JAN, TU of Dortmund, Germany
KIYOMOTO, SHINSAKU, KDDI R&D Labs, Japan
LAMBRINOUDAKIS, COSTAS, U. of Piraeus, Greece
LE METAYER, DANIEL, INRIA, France
LEVI, ALBERT, Sabanci University, Turkey
LOSAVIO, MICHAEL, U. of Kentucky, USA
LOTZ, VOLKMAR, SAP AG, France
MANA, ANTONIO, University of Malaga, Spain
MARTINELLI, FABIO, CNR-IIT, Italy
MARTINEZ-PEREZ, GREGORIO, U. of Murcia, Spain
MENICOCCI, RENATO, FUB, Italy
POSEGGA, JOAQUM, U. of Passau, Germany
PRESENZA, DOMENICO, Engineering, Italy
QUISQUATER, JEAN-JACQUES, U. Catholique De Louvain, Belgium
RAY, INDRAKSHI, Colorado State University, USA
RUDOLPH, CARSTEN, Fraunhofer SIT, Germany
SORIA-RODRIGUEZ, PEDRO, ATOS R&D, Spain
SPANOUDAKIS, GEORGE, City University, United Kingdom
STOELEN, KETIL, University of Oslo, Norway
WASHIZAKI, HIRONORI, Waseda University, Japan
WESPI, ANDREAS, IBM, Switzerland
YOSHIOKA, NOBUKAZU, National Institute of Informatics, Japan
ZULKERNINE, MOHAMMAD, Queen's University, Canada
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For additional information please visit
http://proteus.lcc.uma.es/wossap13
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One day workshop between June 27 and July 2, 2013, at Santa Clara Marriott, CA, USA (Center of Silicon Valley).
Held as part of the 2013 IEEE 9th World Congress on Services (IEEE SERVICES 2013).
**************************************************************************************************************************
Current trends in the IT industry suggest that future software systems
will be very different from their counterparts today, due to greater
adoption of Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) and the popularization
of the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) paradigm.
These trends point to large-scale, heterogeneous ICT infrastructures
hosting applications that are dynamically built from loosely-coupled,
well-separated services, where key non-functional properties like
security, privacy, efficiency and reliability will be of increased and
critical importance.
Basic security protocols for Web Services, such as XML Security, the
WS-* series of proposals, SAML, and XACML, along with numerous on-going
activities targeting new SaaS scenarios, can provide a basic set of
building blocks enabling Web Services and Cloud Computing to operate
securely. While some of these building blocks are now firmly in place
and the on-going work progresses at a fast pace, a number of challenges
are still to be met for ensuring the security and trust of these
scenarios. One relevant aspect is the change in the underlying model of
application and service provision. Current trust models in relation to
application provision, deployment, operation and control are not
well-adapted for these scenarios. Actors, stakeholders,
responsibilities, capabilities, liabilities of traditional computing
scenarios, as well as their relations, have changed in these new
scenarios, requiring new trust relationships to be established and
verified at runtime during application set-up and operation.
In this line certification and other assurance approaches become crucial
for establishing the necessary trust relationships. Current
certification schemes, however, are either insufficient in addressing
the needs of such scenarios or not applicable at all and thus, they
cannot be used to support and automate run-time security assessment.
Likewise, novel testing mechanisms, engineering approaches, formal
modelling paradigms, monitoring models, runtime support infrastructures,
secure dynamic application building and service orchestration
approaches, etc. are needed in order to fill other gaps and to restore
the missing trust links in these new scenarios. The workshop will
provide a forum for presenting research results, practical experiences,
and innovative ideas in web services security.
Topics of interests of WOSSAP 2013 include, but are not limited to:
Security certification for services
Assurance mechanisms for services
The role of Trusted Computing in securing Web services
Frameworks for managing, establishing and assessing
inter-organizational trust relationships
Inter-organizational security policy alignment and reconciling
Trust negotiation mechanisms
Testing mechanisms and techniques for web services
Formal modeling of service-based systems
Privacy certifications for services
Secure and trusted service provisioning
Support for assurance, certification and accreditation
Secure dynamic application building and service orchestration
approaches
Semantics-aware Web service security and Semantic Web
Secure orchestration of Web services
Web services and cloud computing security
Access control
Engineering approaches
Monitoring models
Runtime support infrastructures
Important dates
Full Paper Submission Due Date: April 1st, 2013
Decision Notification (Electronic): April 10th, 2013
Camera-Ready Copy Due Date & Pre-registration Due: April 15th, 2013
Paper submission
Authors are invited to submit full papers (about 8 pages) or short
papers (about 4 pages) as per IEEE 8.5 x 11 manuscript guidelines
(download Word templates or LaTeX templates). The submitted papers can
only be in the format of PDF or WORD. Please follow the IEEE Computer
Society Press Proceedings Author Guidelines to prepare your papers,
respectively. At least one author of each accepted paper is required to
attend the workshop and present the paper. All papers must be submitted
via the confhub submission system for the SPE workshop.
First time users need to register with the system first (see these
instructions for details). All the accepted papers by the workshops will
be included in the Proceedings of the Ninth IEEE 2013 World Congress on
Services (SERVICES 2013) which will be published by IEEE Computer Society.
Workshop chairs
ERNESTO DAMIANI, University of Milan, Italy
MICHELE BEZZI, SAP, France
ANTONIO MANA, University of Malaga, Spain
Program committee
ARDAGNA, CLAUDIO, University of Milan, Italy
ABIE, HABTAMU, Norwegian Computing Center, Norway
MICHELE BEZZI, SAP, France
BOYD, COLIN, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
CUELLAR, JORGE, Siemens, Germany
DAMIANI, ERNESTO, University of Milan, Italy
DAVIDS, CAROL, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA
ENDICOTT-POPOVSKY, BARBARA, University of Washington, USA
FERNANDEZ, EDUARDO B., Florida Atlantic University, USA
GELENBE, EROL, Imperial College, United Kingdom_
GIORGINI, PAOLO, University of Trento, Italy
GRAWROCK, DAVID, Intel, USA
GUERGENS, SIGRID, Fraunhofer SIT, Germany
JUERJENS, JAN, TU of Dortmund, Germany
KIYOMOTO, SHINSAKU, KDDI R&D Labs, Japan
LAMBRINOUDAKIS, COSTAS, U. of Piraeus, Greece
LE METAYER, DANIEL, INRIA, France
LEVI, ALBERT, Sabanci University, Turkey
LOSAVIO, MICHAEL, U. of Kentucky, USA
LOTZ, VOLKMAR, SAP AG, France
MANA, ANTONIO, University of Malaga, Spain
MARTINELLI, FABIO, CNR-IIT, Italy
MARTINEZ-PEREZ, GREGORIO, U. of Murcia, Spain
MENICOCCI, RENATO, FUB, Italy
POSEGGA, JOAQUM, U. of Passau, Germany
PRESENZA, DOMENICO, Engineering, Italy
QUISQUATER, JEAN-JACQUES, U. Catholique De Louvain, Belgium
RAY, INDRAKSHI, Colorado State University, USA
RUDOLPH, CARSTEN, Fraunhofer SIT, Germany
SORIA-RODRIGUEZ, PEDRO, ATOS R&D, Spain
SPANOUDAKIS, GEORGE, City University, United Kingdom
STOELEN, KETIL, University of Oslo, Norway
WASHIZAKI, HIRONORI, Waseda University, Japan
WESPI, ANDREAS, IBM, Switzerland
YOSHIOKA, NOBUKAZU, National Institute of Informatics, Japan
ZULKERNINE, MOHAMMAD, Queen's University, Canada
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For additional information please visit
http://proteus.lcc.uma.es/wossap13
========================================================