FASES 2016 - Workshop on Future Access Control, Identity Management and Privacy Preserving Solutions in Internet Services (FASES 2016)

Workshop on Future Access Control, Identity Management and Privacy Preserving Solutions in Internet Services (FASES 2016).
Co-Organized by
EU-H2020-ReCRED (From real-world identities to privacy-preserving and attribute-based credentials for Device-centric Access Control)
and
EU-H2020-TYPES (Towards Transparency and Privacy in Online Advertising Business)
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to be held in conjunction with the ARES EU Projects Symposium 2016, held at the 11th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (ARES 2016 ñ http://www.ares-conference.eu).
August 31-September 2, 2016
Salzburg, Austria
With e-commerce and online advertising now exceeding 1 trillion USD per annum, the sharing economy on the rise, and the emergence of the Internet of Things, the design and implementation of novel solutions for privacy preservation, integrated identity management and reliable and user-friendly authentication and authorization mechanisms is more pressing than ever.
Current online services are opaque with respect to data gathering and processing and rely on the password-based concept (developed in the 60ís) do not meet the requirements and expectations of users and do not leverage the potential of existing technologies.
Although some important steps have been made in resolving fundamental challenges in these areas, new paradigms for transparency, privacy, authentication, authorization and access control are needed. The next generation online services need to facilitate robust access control, safe e-commerce and sharing transactions. At the same time such services should provide an adequate level of transparency on the utilization of user data as well as guarantee a privacy-preserving data processing, sharing and storage.
In this workshop we encourage the submission of original works describing more sophisticated solutions in the areas of data transparency, privacy, authentication, authorization and access control, aiming to define the common basis for the development of next generation of online services.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
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- Electronic identities.
- Authentication and authorization policies and techniques.
- Biometrics and behavioral authentication.
- Single sign on.
- Novel access control techniques.
- Cryptographic attributes and credentials.
- Trust and identity management.
- Privacy violation detection techniques.
- Privacy safeguarding solutions.
- Privacy-by-design-solutions.
- Personal data valuation tools.
- Legal, ethical and regulation issues.
- Testbeds, prototypes and experimental results.
Important Dates
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Submission Deadline April 30, 2016
Author Notification May 30, 2016
Camera Ready June 20, 2016
Conference August 31 ñ September 2, 2016
Submission Guidelines
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The submission guidelines valid for the workshop are the same as for the ARES conference. They can be found at http://www.ares-conference.eu.
Workshop chairs
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Christos Xenakis (Chair)
University of Piraeus, Greece
xenakis-AT-unipi.gr
Nikos Passas (Co-Chair)
University of Athens, Greece
passas-AT-di.uoa.gr
Francesco Bonchi (Co-Chair)
ISI Foundation, Italy, and Eurecat, Spain
francesco.bonchi-AT-isi.it
Technical program chairs
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Michael Sirivianos (Co-Chair)
Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus
michael.sirivianos-AT-cut.ac.cy
Angel Cuevas RumÌn(Co-Chair)
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
acrumin-AT-uc3m.es