The Information Security Conference (ISC) is an annual international conference covering research in theory and applications of Information Security. ISC aims to attract high quality papers in all technical aspects of information security.

This includes submissions from academia, industry and government on traditional as well as emerging topics and new paradigms in these areas, with a clear connection to real-world problems, systems, or applications.

Types of Submissions Solicited

Papers on all technical aspects of information security, cryptography, and privacy are solicited for submission. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

access control	
formal methods	
post-quantum cryptography
anonymity	
foundations	
privacy
applied cryptography	
functional encryption	
privacy-enhancing technologies
attribute-based cryptography	
hardness assumptions	
protocols
automated security analysis	
homomorphic encryption	
public-key cryptography
biometric security	
identity-based cryptography	
real-world cryptography
blockchain	
identity management	
secure messaging
certification	
implementations	
secure voting
cloud computing	
indistinguishability obfuscation	
security proofs
containerization	
Internet security	
side-channel attacks
critical infrastructures	
intrusion detection	
software security
cryptanalysis	
key management	
standardization
cryptocurrency	
malware	
symmetric-key cryptography
cybercrime	
mathematical aspects	
threshold cryptography
database/system security	
micro-architectural attacks	
trusted execution
decentralized systems	
mobile/wireless/5G security	
unlinkability
downgrade attacks	
multilinear maps	
usability
embedded platforms	
multi-party computation	
vulnerabilities
fault attacks	
networks security	
web security
fingerprinting	
OS and systems security	
zero-knowledge proofs