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ICGS3 2022 : 14TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GLOBAL SECURITY, SAFETY & SUSTAINABILITYConference Series : International Conference on Global Security, Safety, and Sustainability | |||||||||||||||||
Link: https://london.northumbria.ac.uk/icgs3-22/ | |||||||||||||||||
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Following the successful 13th ICGS3, we have much pleasure in announcing the 14th International conference on Global Security, Safety & Sustainability.
The proceedings of the 14th ICGS3 will be published by Springer ‘Advanced Sciences and Technologies for Security Applications’ series. 14th ICGS3-22 will take place virtually and soft copies of the proceedings will be sent to delegates after the event. Date: 7 – 8 September 2022 Location: Virtual Conference, with a blended format considered if COVID-19 situation improves 2020 will be remembered as a year of COVID-19 pandemic year with a profound impact on our lives and challenging times for governments around the world with technology as a backbone of tools to assist us to work remotely while in self isolations and in total lockdown. Every individual and organization are faced with the challenges of the adoption of technological change and understand that nothing will be the same for some time after and even when normality resumes. AI, blockchain, machine learning, IoT, IoMT, IIoT all are tested and applied at a very rapid turnaround as we go through the pandemic day after day. However, all this transformation can bring many associated risks regarding data, such as privacy, transparency, exploitation, and ownership. Since the pandemic in January 2020, governments, and organizations; small or large have seen an increase in cyber-attacks. Hackers, through reconnaissance and some network intrusions, targeting nation-states medical research facilities, healthcare organizations conducting research into the virus, financial sectors, and so on. Early in April 2020, the UK, and US security agencies sound COVID-19 threat alert“…Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Security Agency issued a joint warning that hacking groups associated with nation-state governments are exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic as part of their cyber operations…” The advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI), coupled with the prolificacy of the Internet of Things (IoT) devices are creating smart societies that are interconnected. The expansion of Big Data and volumetric metadata generated and collated by these mechanisms not only give greater depth of understanding but as change is coming at an unprecedented pace covid19 is drives the cultural changes and the public sector innovations to a new height of responsibilities. Further development and analysis of defence tactics and countermeasures are needed fast to understand security vulnerabilities which will be exploited by cybercriminals by identifying newer technologies that can aid in protecting and securing data with a range of supporting processes to provide a higher level of cyber resilience. The ethical implications of connecting the physical and digital worlds, and presenting the reality of a truly interconnected society, presents the realization of the concept of smart societies in reality. This Annual International Conference is an established platform in which security, safety, and sustainability issues can be examined from several global perspectives through dialogue between academics, students, government representatives, chief executives, security professionals, and research scientists from the United Kingdom and from around the globe. The TWO-days Virtual conference will focus on the challenges of complexity, the rapid pace of change, and risk/opportunity issues associated with the 21st-century lifestyle, systems, and infrastructures. List of TOPICS The list of topics includes (but are not limited to): Security in Connected world Smart Cities, and Societies Augmented Humanity and cyborgs Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) Security of Medical Data for Smart Healthcare SCADA and Ransomware Cyber War and Cyber Warfare, Cybersecurity Kill Chain Biohacking and bio-computing Threat/ Attack Vectors Predictive Control and Analysis of Cyber Attacks Attack Vectors & APTS (Advanced Persistent Threats) Digital Twins Cyber Threat Intelligence Intelligence Led penetration testing Blockchain and smart contracts Biometric Recognition Systems and Biometry Information Exchange Security Big data – from criminals angle and law enforcers angle 5G, 6G and Smart cities Vulnerability Assessments, Attack Pattern Recognition, Enterprise Architecture Security Cyber Intelligence and Operation Digital leadership and Governance Cyber-Crime Detection and Prevention Crime Information Intelligence Network Cyber Threat Intelligence Open-Source Intelligence Social Media governance Digital footprint, Deepfake Impact of technology on crime investigation (policing) Cyber Criminology Domestic Abuse in smart societies Cyber Criminology, Theories and Models, Psychology of the Cyber Criminals Criminal Data Mining, Threat Analysis and Prediction Victimisation, Radicalisation, social media, Terrorist Threats Cybercrime Justice Models Dark Web/ Darknet Ethics in Smart and AI driven societies Smart Societies and Data Exploitation Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Moral and Ethical implications of Digital Societies Privacy of Medical Data for Smart Healthcare Data Ownership, GDPR, Digital foot print, privacy and transparency IOT, IoMT, IoNT Insider Threat – The Human Element, Strategic Approaches to Security Information Systems Security Management Cyber Risk Management Modelling Approaches, Security and Systems Assurance Frameworks Cyber Resilience, Safety and Security Evaluation, Assessment and Certification Digital transformation and leadership IT Audit, Governance and Security, Risk Assessment, Methodologies and Tools Security and Privacy Architecture and Design for Software and Systems Human Aspects in Security and Privacy The Future of Digital Forensics and Anti-forensics |
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