Introduction
Large-scale commodity distributed systems are used in an
increasing number of domains: academic, research, and industrial
environments. At the same time, these systems are exposed to an
increasing number of attacks coming from inside or outside networks.
Therefore, mechanisms for increased security and reliability have
now become an essential requirement for scalable systems.
This technical area includes a variety of security and
reliability-related topics in emerging scalable systems such as
cluster computing, grid computing as well as p2p networks. The main
issues may include authentication, authorization, privacy,
confidentiality, auditing, firewalls, trust establishment, policy
establishment, fault-tolerant, and dynamics, scalability and
management aspects of all of the above.
Groups & Projects
TFIA,
Task Force on Information Assurance
Cluster
Security (Cluster-Sec) & On-Demand Secure Cluster Computing (ODSCC)
NVisionCC, a software tool for visually monitoring the security
of computing clusters
TinySec,
Link Layer Encryption for Tiny Devices
Related conferences
IEEE Security in Storage Workshop, SISW'05, SISW'07, in conjunction with the USENIX
Conference on File
and Storage Technologies (FAST) and in cooperation with the
International Association for Cryptologic Research (IACR), sponsored
by the IEEE Task Force on Information Assurance and the TC on Mass
Storage
IEEE International Workshop on Information Assurance, IWIA'06,
sponsored by TFIA and TCSE
IEEE International Workshops on Critical
Infrastructure Protection, (IWCIP.org)
International Workshop on Cluster
Security,
Cluster-Sec'05,
Cluster-Sec'06,
in conjunction with CCGrid
International Workshop on Storage Security and Survivability, StorageSS'05,
StorageSS'06, in conjunction
with ACM CCS.
Workshop on Information Assurance, WIA-2006,
Contact
Coordinator: Bin Xiao
Department
of Computing
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Office: PQ824, Mong Man Wai Building
Phone: (852) 2766-7270
Fax: (852) 2774-0842
Email: csbxiao@comp.polyu.edu.hk
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