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As there have been proposed a variety ofservice architectures of mobile networks such as IoT networks, edge computingand fog computing,concerns on their security and trust are also growing.Mobile networks are characterized by enormous number of devices andlimited capabilities of communications and computations,which makes hard to Establish security and trust in a mobile network.
Different types of analysis on threat models are required, and new types ofsecurity measures have been invented by the analysis including monitoring ofthe whole network.Trust provides another measure for security in mobile network.Instead of strictly monitoring network, participants are based on someguarantee on others' behaviors, and can save the related security cost.To establish trust in mobile network whose participants have limited capabilitiesof communications and computing, we face a number of challenges.
This forum is organized as a workshop attached to IEEE Mobile Cloud 2019,and provides an opportunity of discussion of security and trust issues inIoT/edge/fog network.Accepted papers will be published as a part of Proceedings of Mobile Cloud 2019.
#Scope
Topics of interest, embedded with the special interest on the annual theme,include, but are not limited to:
Security in IoT/Edge/Fog Network
Security in Mobile Network in General
- Threat Models in Mobile Network
- Risk Analysis of Threats
- Security Measures in Mobile Network
- Monitoring Technologies for Mobile Network
- Device security for IoT nodes
- Network security for Bluetooth/NFC
- Application of Blockchain to Security in Mobile and Distributed Network
- Mobile Network Control
- Security Architecture for Mobile Network
- Case Studies
Trust in IoT/Edge/Fog Network
Trust in Mobile Network in General
- Policy Analysis for Trust in Mobile Network
- Control Matrix for Mobile Network
- Assessment Technologies for Mobile Network
- Trust Framework Architecutres for Mobile Network
- Protocols in Trust Framework
- Micro Trust-anchor establishment
- Privacy Issues in Trust Framework
- Legal Issues and Trust in Mobile Network
- Deployment of Trust Framework for Mobile Network
#Organizing Committee
Workshop Chair:
SATO, Hiroyuki (U. Tokyo)
Program Committee:
5-10 members
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