Information security management and small systems security
30 September 1999 - 30 September 1999
Netherlands
The seventh annual working conference on 'Information security management and small systems security' will take place in Amsterdam on 30 September and 1 October 1999.
Organised by the International Federation for Information Processing, the event is designed to bring together researchers and practitioners of different disciplines, organisations and countries to discuss the latest developments in information security management, Internet security, and smart-card technology.
Increasingly, new approaches to information security issues are required affecting policies, accreditation bodies, certification processes and baseline controls.
Electronic commerce applications need secure access and processing of information. Developments in distributed computing and inter-networking technologies such as the Internet look set to increase the computing and communication power of smaller businesses as well as end users. New methodologies and techniques are needed to create a secure environment for these transactions to take place. From a hardware perspective, secure electronic processing of data calls for intelligent tokens on which computations can be carried out securely, requiring a detailed knowledge of small systems security.
The conference programme features technical sessions, refereed and invited papers, as well as panel discussions.
For further information please contact:
TNO-FEL
Nelly van der Helm
PO Box 96864
2509 JG Den Haag
The Netherlands
Fax +31-70-3740641
E-mail: vanderhelm@fel.tno.nl
Alternatively, contact:
Tel. +31-20-5242748
E-mail: strous@iaehv.nl
Organised by the International Federation for Information Processing, the event is designed to bring together researchers and practitioners of different disciplines, organisations and countries to discuss the latest developments in information security management, Internet security, and smart-card technology.
Increasingly, new approaches to information security issues are required affecting policies, accreditation bodies, certification processes and baseline controls.
Electronic commerce applications need secure access and processing of information. Developments in distributed computing and inter-networking technologies such as the Internet look set to increase the computing and communication power of smaller businesses as well as end users. New methodologies and techniques are needed to create a secure environment for these transactions to take place. From a hardware perspective, secure electronic processing of data calls for intelligent tokens on which computations can be carried out securely, requiring a detailed knowledge of small systems security.
The conference programme features technical sessions, refereed and invited papers, as well as panel discussions.
For further information please contact:
TNO-FEL
Nelly van der Helm
PO Box 96864
2509 JG Den Haag
The Netherlands
Fax +31-70-3740641
E-mail: vanderhelm@fel.tno.nl
Alternatively, contact:
Tel. +31-20-5242748
E-mail: strous@iaehv.nl