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Architectures and Protocols for Secure Information Technology Infrastructures
DescriptionWith the constant stream of emails, social networks, and online bank accounts, technology has become a pervasive part of our everyday lives, making the security of these information systems an essential requirement for both users and service providers. Architectures and Protocols for Secure Information Technology Infrastructures investigates different protocols and architectures that can be used to design, create, and develop security infrastructures by highlighting recent advances, trends, and contributions to the building blocks for solving security issues. This book is essential for researchers, engineers, and professionals interested in exploring recent advances in ICT security.
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International contributors relate the latest security problems and solutions for protocols, architectures, and frameworks used in information technology infrastructures. Material is grouped in sections on state of the art, cryptographic algorithms and security protocols, malware and intrusion detection systems, and secure platforms and frameworks. Some topics addressed include securing XML with role-based access control in the health care environment, a mobile-based aggregation architecture for user-centric identity management, a new encryption algorithm based on chaotic maps for wireless sensor networks, and a polling booth-based electronic voting scheme. Other subjects are host-based instruction detection systems, security and privacy issues in cloud computing, and efforts towards a certified email system.
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Author's/Editor's Biography
Antonio Ruiz-Martinez (Ed.)
Antonio Ruiz Martínez is an assistant lecturer in the Department of Information and Communications Engineering at the University of Murcia, where he also serves as ViceDean of Quality Affairs and Innovation at the Faculty of Computer Science. He received his B.E., M.E. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Sciences from the University of Murcia, as well. His main research interests include electronic commerce, electronic payment systems, security, privacy, electronic government and Web services, where he has participated in several research projects in the national and international areas. He has published several papers in international conferences and journals, serves as a technical program committee member in various conferences, and is a reviewer and member of the editorial board for several international journals.
Rafael Marin-Lopez (Ed.)
Rafael Marin-Lopez is an assistant lecturer in the Department of Information and Communications Engineering at the University of Murcia, where he also received his B.E., M.E. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Sciences in 1998, 2000 and 2008, respectively. He was an intern researcher for Toshiba America Research, Inc (TARI) in New Jersey (USA) for a year during 2005-2006. He has collaborated actively in standardization within the IETF (PANA WG, EAP WG, HOKEY WG, ABFAB WG) and the IEEE 802.21a Task Group as co-author of the standard IEEE 802.21a-2012TM . He has also participated in several EU funded projects such as Euro6IX, Daidalos I & II, ENABLE and GN3. He is author of several patents, as well as journals and conference papers. His main research interests include network access authentication, key distribution and security in mobile networks.
Fernando Pereniguez-Garcia (Ed.)
Fernando Pereñíguez-García is a post-doctoral researcher within the Department of Information and Communications Engineering at the University of Murcia. He received B.E., M.E. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Sciences from University of Murcia in 2007, 2008 and 2011, respectively. He has participated in several projects funded by the Spanish government and the European Union such as Walkie-Talkie, ITSSv6 or INTER-TRUST. Additionally, he has been involved in standardization activities within the IETF and served as technical program committee in several international conferences. His research interests include security, privacy and handoff management in mobile networks
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