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Lake Arrowhead, \\
California, USA,\\
September 20-23, 2005, \\
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\subsection*{Revised: February 28, 2005}
Please note new submission and acceptance dates below.

\subsection*{Background}

NSPW is a unique workshop that is devoted to the critical examination
of new paradigms in security.  We solicit and accept papers on any
topic in information security subject to the following caveats: 


\begin{enumerate}
\item Papers that present a significant shift in thinking about difficult
   security issues are welcome.
\item Papers that build on a previous shift are also welcome.
\item Contrarian papers that dispute or call into question accepted
   practice or policy in security are also welcome.
\item We solicit papers that are not technology centric, including
   those that deal with public policy issues and those that deal with
   the psychology and sociology of security theory and practice.
\item We discourage papers that represent established or completed
   works as well as those that substantially overlap other submitted
   or published papers.
\item We encourage a high level of scholarship on the part of
   contributors.  Authors are expected to be aware of related prior
   work in their topic area, even if it predates Google.  In the
   course of preparing an NSPW paper, it is far better to read an
   original source than to cite a text book interpretation of it.
\end{enumerate}

Our program committee particularly looks for new paradigms, innovative
approaches to older problems, early thinking on new topics, and
controversial issues that might not make it into other conferences but
deserve to have their try at shaking and breaking the mold.


Participation in the workshop is limited to authors of accepted papers
and conference organizers. Each paper is typically the focus of 45 to
60 minutes of presentation and discussion. Prospective authors are
encouraged to submit ideas that might be considered risky in some
other forum, and all participants are charged with providing feedback
in a constructive manner. The resulting intensive brainstorming has
proven to be an excellent medium for furthering the development of
these ideas. The proceedings, which are published after the workshop,
have consistently benefited from the inclusion of workshop feedback.

\subsection*{Call for Papers}

We welcome three categories of submission:
\begin{enumerate} 
\item Research papers should be of a length commensurate with the
   novelty of the paradigm and the amount of novel material that the
   reviewer must assimilate in order to evaluate it.

\item Position papers should be 5 - 10 pages in length and should espouse
   a well reasoned and carefully documented position on a security
   related topic that merits challenge and / or discussion.

\item Discussion topic proposals. Discussion topic proposals should
   include an in-depth description of the topic to be discussed, a
   convincing argument that the topic will lead to a lively
   discussion, and supporting materials that can aid in the evaluation
   of the proposal.  The later may include the credentials of the
   proposed discussants.  Discussion topic proposers may want to
   consider involving conference organizers or previous attendees in
   their proposals. 
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{Important Dates}

Note: these dates have been changed since the original announcement.

\begin{itemize}
\item Submission deadline:  Monday, 18 April 2005.  
\item Notification of acceptance: Monday, 13 June, 2005.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Further Information}

\begin{itemize}
\item
Simon Foley, General Chair,  \\
University College Cork. 
\verb#s.foley@cs.ucc.ie#        

\item Age Singer, Vice Chair \\
 San Diego Supercomputer Center,
\verb#abe@sdsc.edu#

\item John McHugh, Program Chair, \\
SEI/CERT, \verb#jmchugh@cert.org#

\item Bob Blakley, Program co-Chair,\\
IBM,  \verb#blakley@us.ibm.com#

\item Karl Levitt, Local Chair, \\
UC Davis,  \verb#levitt@cs.ucdavis.edu#
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Submission}

Submissions must include the following: 
\begin{enumerate}

\item The submission in PDF format, viewable by Adobe Acrobat reader. 

\item A justification for inclusion in NSPW. Specify the category of your
   submission and describe, in one page or less, why your submission is
   appropriate for the New Security Paradigms Workshop. A good
   justification will describe the new paradigm being proposed,
   explain how it departs from existing theory or practice, and
   identify those aspects of the status quo it challenges or rejects.
   The justification is a major factor in determining acceptance.

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\item An Attendance Statement specifying  how many authors wish to attend
   the workshop.   Accepted papers require the attendance  of at least
   one author.  Attendance is limited, and we cannot  guarantee space
   for more than one author.
\end{enumerate}



No submission may have been published elsewhere nor may a similar
submission be under consideration for publication or presentation in any
other forum during the NSPW review process.


In order to ensure that all papers receive equally strong feedback,
all attendees are expected to stay for the entire duration of the
workshop.  We expect to offer a limited amount of financial aid to
those who require it. See http://www.nspw.org for details of the
workshop policies and for submission procedures.

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\section*{Program Committee}
\subsection*{Co-Chairs}
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Bob Blakley  \\ IBM Tivoli  \\ 13001 Burnet Road, Mail Stop 101/3P-011 \\ Austin, TX 78758 
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+1 512 286 2440 \\ \verb#blakley@us.ibm.com#
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John McHugh \\ CERT NetSA \\ Carnegie Mellon University \\ Pittsburgh, PA 15313 
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+1 412 268 7737 \\ \verb#jmchugh@cert.org# 
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\subsection*{Program Committee}

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Gerard Allwein & NRL \\
Konstantin Beznosov & University of British Columbia \\
Boris Dragovic & CSL, University of Cambridge \\
Michael Franz & University of CA, Irvine \\
Carrie Gates & Dalhousie University/CERT NetSA \\
Steven J. Greenwald & Independent Consultant \\
Vivek Haldar & University of CA, Irvine \\
Carla Marceau & ATC-NY \\
Ken Olthoff \\
Ahmad-Reta Sadeghi & University of Bochum \\
Cristina Serban & AT\&T Labs \\
Tara Whalen & Dalhousie University \\
Mary Ellen Zurko & IBM        \\
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An ACSA Workshop

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