Presentation

The SBSeg Short Courses aim to address relevant topics that are generally not taught in the curricula of undergraduate courses, in addition to arousing interest in the area of security among academics and professionals, which may be of a practical or theoretical nature. Priority is given to current issues with the greatest potential to attract the interest of young students and professionals, in order to better qualify them for their research and/or job market. Each mini-course must be structured for a total of three hours of online presentation.

Important Dates

• Short Courses Registration: May 27, 2022

• Short Courses Submission: May 27, 2022

• Author Notification: June 10, 2022

• Camera-ready: July 22, 2022

• Event: September 12 to 15, 2022

Topics of Interest

The main themes are listed below but are not limited to these.

• Anonymity and Privacy
• Auditing and risk analysis in computer systems
• Security Characterization and Measurement
• Access control, authentication, biometrics, trust and, identity management
• Encryption and cryptanalysis: algorithms, protocols and applications
• Cryptotomes and distributed consensus mechanisms
• Computer and Criminal Forensics
• Secure hardware
• Intrusion detection, prevention, and response
• Standardization and security policies
• Protection of intellectual property and DRM
• Applications in security
• Security in operating systems
• Security in cloud computing environments
• Security in Internet of Things and embedded systems
• Security in computer networks
• Security in mobile networks and vehicular networks
• Security in web
• Secure Software
• Electronic voting

Instructions to Authors

Professors/researchers interested in teaching a short course must submit a proposal, written in Portuguese, containing between 3 and 5 pages (excluding CVs, item 6 below), with the following information::

1. Identification data - Title of the short course, authors, institution(s) and indication of the author who will present the course;
2. General data - Course objectives, treatment of the topic (for example: theoretical or practical; general results or in-depth analysis of specific aspects; presentation or comparison of technologies; formation of new skills or information, etc.) and desired profile of the audience;
3. Expected text structure (topics/chapters to be developed);
4. For each chapter/topic provided for in item 3, write a summary of its content and a forecast of the respective number of pages;
5. Main bibliography used in the preparation of the course;
6. Authors' summarized curriculum vitae (maximum one page per author).

All the information above must be contained in only one document (a file in PDF format) to be submitted exclusively through the system SBC JEMS . The following criteria will be considered in the evaluation: relevance and topicality of the theme for the event, technical quality of the proposal and experience of the proponents in the proposed theme. The best proposals on different topics will be accepted for presentation and publication. In order to ensure the diversity of the short courses offered, the selected proposals will deal with different themes.

The authors of the selected proposals must produce a text (book chapter) in Portuguese containing between 40 and 50 pages. The texts will be published, in the form of chapters, in the book "Minicursos SBSeg 2021". The model for publishing the book chapter is available on the SBC portal. It's important to check if the topic of your proposal has not already been published in the previous editions of the event (https://www.ceseg.org/mini-cursos), in this case your publication will not be accepted.

SBSeg 2022 will take place in the hybrid format (semipresencial), therefore, the presentations of the short courses accepted will occur locally or remotely. All short course articles accepted should be presented in a structured format for a total of three hours by at least 1 co-author of the article.

Coordination of Short Courses

Paulo André da Silva Gonçalves

UFPE

Márcia Henke

UFSM