[SystemSafety] Call for Papers - IET System Safety & Cyber Security Conference 2015

From: Carl Sandom < >
Date: Tue, 5 May 2015 12:13:57 +0000

Dear System Safety List Members,

Please consider submitting a paper abstract by 11 May 2015 (we only require a short abstract) for the IET System Safety & Cyber Security Conference:

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                                          CALL FOR PAPERS
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                IET SYSTEM SAFETY & CYBER SECURITY CONFERENCE

                                        20 - 22 October 2015
                      Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel, Bristol, UK
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                                 www.theiet.org/system-safety<http://conferences.theiet.org/system-safety/index.cfm?origin=committee>
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This is your chance to contribute to the programme of the largest conference for system safety and cyber security specialists held in the UK. System Safety and Cyber Security is also the only conference where both safety and security engineers can meet, network and share best practice between the two disciplines.

All papers will be peer-reviewed; and successful authors will present their work at the conference, as well as enjoying publication opportunities including indexing on IET Inspec and submitted for indexing on IEEE Xplore.

Technical scope

System Safety topics include:

• Defining measurable safety requirements
• Safety and systems engineering
• Hazard identification
• Independent safety auditing
• Safety and security

Cyber Security topics include:

• Adoption of security approaches
• Securing systems against adaptive persistent adversaries
• Taking a systems engineering approach to security and risk of systems
• Security guidance and emerging standards
• Supply chain threats and hazards

New for 2015 - Safety and security of automated and autonomous systems

We are pleased to introduce a theme of Safety and security of automated and autonomous systems, and welcome submissions covering:

• Certification and regulation of automated and autonomous systems
• Integration of automated, autonomous and conventional systems
• Human factors issues e.g. situation awareness and distributed cognition for both safety and security
• Case studies and lessons learned in the safety and security of automated and autonomous systems
• Practical approaches to assessing and dealing with the safety and security of complex systems
• New developments and approaches for the mutual assurance of both safety and security for complex systems
• Network Autonomy

See the full technical scope and submit your abstract by 11 May 2015 at www.theiet.org/system-safety<http://conferences.theiet.org/system-safety/index.cfm?origin=committee>

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