SPCLOUD 2019 - 5th International Workshop on Security, Privacy and Performance in Cloud Computing (SPCLOUD 2019)

Cloud computing is transforming the way large-scale computation is performed. Dynamic scalability or “elasticity” provided by the cloud make high-performance computing accessible to everyone. However, cloud computing introduces new challenges with respect to security and privacy. Although virtualization addresses some of these concerns, it has a significant impact on performance: the actual gains in performance depend heavily on the predictability of physical and virtualized resources. Consequently, the balancing of performance against security and the adaptation of HPC or VLDB techniques to cloud computing are of strategic importance and will have long-lasting scientific impact.
The 8th SPCLOUD workshop brings together researchers and IT practitioners, to present new results and ongoing work on the themes of security, privacy, and performance in the cloud.
The SPCLOUD Workshop topics include (but are not limited to) the following:
Cloud Infrastructure Security
Security of Mobile Clouds
Security in Edge and Fog Computing
Cloud 3.0
Secure Cloud Systems for Scalable High-performance Computing
Distributed Clouds
Decentralized Applications (DApps)
Functions-as-a-Service (FaaS)
Autonomic Security in Cloud Computing
Secure Parallel Computing With Cloud-Based Systems
Interoperable Identity Management in Cloud and Edge Computing
Intercloud Security Issues and Considerations
Privacy Protection and Management in Cloud Platforms and Operations
Identification and Privacy in Clouds
Serverless Architecture
Smart contract and distributed ledger
Blockchain based security solutions
Blockchain in edge and cloud computing
Reliability and Security of Cloud Environments and Applications
Cryptography and Crypto-Protocols for Cloud Computing Systems
Very Large Databases and IoT in the Cloud: Transactions, Backup, Security, Scalability
Security and Virtualization
Performance Overhead of Virtualization
Risk Management in Cloud Computing Environments
Usability and Human Centered Security for Clouds
Trusted Big Data Sharing and Shared Technologies Issues
Untrusted Cloud Servers and Networks
Insecure Interfaces and APIs
Insiders Threats
Services Hijacking and Phishing
Security Models for New Services
Information Hiding in Cloud Computing
Forensics in the Clouds
Monitoring of Cloud Systems Performance, Alerts for Resource Consumption
Monitoring for Cloud-Based Applications Security
SPCLOUD welcomes submission of papers describing:
Experimental work to measure existing systems and applications
Industrial experience relevant to the Workshop’s themes
Theoretical work on specific new models
Software and hardware platforms from the angle of security and performance
Short papers describing ongoing work.
Submitted papers should highlight their application or relevance for Cloud and Edge computing.