ICCST 2021 : International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology

This conference has a broad scope and invites papers on advanced security technologies including physical, cyber and electronic security research, development, systems engineering, testing, evaluation, case studies and new research lines to face current and future challenges.

Papers are invited in the following topics which is not an exhaustive list:

Sensor and detection technology, including sensor webs and signal fusion
Advanced video systems, automatic monitoring, automatic threat recognition
Alarm monitoring, command and control systems, including human factors
Threat identification and modeling
Information security, encryption, privacy
Cyber security and malware protection
Wireless communications security including spectrum use and encryption
Network security
IoT security
Airport and transportation secure blockchain
Biometrics including voice, hand, finger, face and other characteristics
Access control and identity management
Barrier technology and modeling
Inspection and forensics technologies
Less-than-lethal weapons technology
Counter-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction
Airport and transportation security
Emergency operations and management
Local, state and national interoperability
Network-centric systems, deployment, operations and life-cycle management
System engineering and modeling
Operator training and performance
User experiences of operating security systems including testing
Vulnerability analysis and modeling
Impact of security technology on society
Security education, GDPR
Less-than-lethal weapons technology
Aerospace security
Infrastructure security
Safety critical systems
Blockchain Technologies in Supply-Chain Management
Secure Data Processing and Management using DLTs
Technology supported crime investigation
Virtual, augmented, mixed reality and extended reality (XR)
Visualisation & Visual analytics
Biofeedback
Interactive decision support
Analytical reasoning systems
Wearables in Security Applications
Cognitive demand and training
Intelligent interfaces
Human/AI interaction