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IEEE PAC 2017
The 1st IEEE Symposium on Privacy-Aware Computing
Washington DC, USA
August 1-3, 2017
http://sopac-conference.info/cfp.html
Sponsored by The IEEE Computer Society

Call for Papers

With the continuous proliferation of diverse Internet-based computing paradigms,
large amounts of data containing privacy-sensitive information are being
constantly published, collected, processed, and archived. This trend will be
further fueled up by the new development of IoT (Internet of Things)
technologies, smart cities, e-health, e-commerce, social and behavioral studies,
social networking, edge computing, and cloud computing. As a result,
fast-growing concerns about data privacy from academia as well as industry
emerge in recent years, which motivate researchers and practitioners to think
about questions such as how to guarantee that the collected or published data
are not misused; how to ensure that data processing does not disclose any
sensitive information; how to store the data securely for privacy protection;
how to define new privacy policies that allow desirable services; and how to
make sure that privacy policies issued by government and industry are not
violated.

The IEEE Symposium on Privacy-Aware Computing (IEEE PAC) brings together experts
from academia, government, and industry to present and discuss recent advances
and new perspectives on related research and development in privacy-aware
computing. We invite original theoretical contributions as well as system
implementation/experimentation works on all topics related to "making computing
privacy-aware" for privacy protection. Particularly, IEEE PAC solicits
unpublished results in privacy threats and vulnerabilities of emerging
applications for various computing platforms (mobile, IoT, cloud, social
network, etc.), privacy-aware algorithms for big data analytics and networking,
novel methodologies for privacy-protection (modern cryptography, game theory,
etc.), policies for privacy-aware computing, etc. Topics of interests include,
but are not limited to, the following subject categories:

Privacy-aware mobile computing
Privacy-aware information retrieval
Privacy-aware computation outsourcing
Privacy-preserving data collection
Privacy-aware data mining and machine learning
Privacy-aware financial technology
Privacy-aware bio-computing
Privacy-aware social computing
Differential privacy and data perturbation techniques
Privacy-aware database systems
Privacy issues in wearable computing and e-healthcare
Privacy issues in Internet of Things
Privacy issues in web services
Privacy issues in network systems
Privacy issues in wireless systems
Privacy issues in mobile sensing
Privacy issues in social and behavioral studies
Location/Localization privacy
Anonymous Communications
Privacy issues in software defined networks
Privacy technologies for digital currency and mobile payment
Hardware-related privacy technologies
Privacy threats and countermeasures
Policy issues for privacy-aware computing
We solicit regular papers that present novel and unpublished research results.
Position papers that define new problems or provide visions and clarifications
in privacy-aware computing are particularly welcome. Besides, we will include an
industry/government track, which will contain talks, demos, and exhibitions from
non-academia organizations, to demonstrate the recent advances in privacy
products and prototypes, and present and discuss critical challenges, government
policies, upcoming research directions, etc. The goal of this
industry/government track is to further foster collaborations between academia,
industry, and government, so as to more effectively push the frontier of
privacy-aware computing.

Important Dates
Submission Deadline: 03/31/2017
Notification: 05/31/2017
Camera-Ready Submission Date: 06/20/2017
Acronym	IEEE PAC 2017 +
End date	August 3, 2017 +
Event type	Workshop +
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Homepage	http://sopac-conference.info/cfp.html +
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Start date	August 1, 2017 +
Submission deadline	August 1, 2017 +
Title	IEEE PAC 2017 : The 1st IEEE Symposium on Privacy-Aware Computing +