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Thursday, February 4, 2010

DFRWS, VizSec, and RAID 2010 Calls for Papers

Posted on 7:24 AM by Unknown
I'm involved in one degree or another with three somewhat academically-oriented conferences this year. I wanted to post notices of the call for papers for each event.

First is DFRWS 2010 on 2-4 Aug in Portland, Oregon. I am on the Technical Program Committee but will not attend due to a family conflict. The CFP ends 28 Feb.

Next is VizSec 2010 on 14 Sep in Ottawa, Ontario. I am on the Program Committee and plan to attend. The CFP for full papers ends 30 Apr.

Last but not least is RAID 2010 on 15-17 Sep in Ottawa, Ontario. I like the fact this conference is held in conjunction with VizSec, so I will probably attend. The CFP ends 4 Apr.
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