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Publication Evolution
2006-2016: ARES Conferences published by Conference Publishing Services (CPS)
2017-2024: ARES Conferences transitioned to ACM’s International Conference Proceedings Series (ICPS).
2025-now: ARES Conference transitioned to Springer LNCS
ARES 2025
Location:
Gent, BelgiumKeynote Speakers:
Crypto Wars: The First 50 Years
Bart Preneel,
University of Leuven, Belgium
Issues in Evaluation of Reverse Engineering and Software Protection
Christian Collberg,
University of Arizona, USA
Acceptance Rate:
19,7% (full and SoK paper only)Publisher:
Springer LNCS Proceedings
ARES 2024
Location:
Vienna, AustriaKeynote Speakers:
Machine Learning Solutions for detection of attacks on Internet Routing
Yuval Shavitt,
Tel Aviv University, Israel
To share or not to share? Privacy-preserving AI in medicine
Jan Baumbach,
University of Hamburg, Germany
Acceptance Rate:
20,5% (full paper only)Publisher:
ACM ICPS Proceedings
ARES 2023
Location:
Benevento, ItalyKeynote Speakers:
Exploring the Cyber Threat Landscape: Analyzing the Past to Uncovering Future Trends
Elisa Costante,
VP of Research at Forescout Technologies, The Netherlands
Data security and privacy in emerging scenarios
Pierangela Samarati,
Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy
Acceptance Rate:
20,8% (full paper only)Publisher:
ACM ICPS ProceedingsARES 2022
Location:
Vienna, AustriaKeynote Speakers:
The strange world of the password
Steven Furnell,
University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Usable Privacy: Retrospective and Challenges ahead
Delphine Reinhardt,
University of Göttingen, Germany
Acceptance Rate:
21,73% (full paper only)ARES 2021
Location:
All-Digital ConferenceKeynote Speakers:
When humans and security or privacy technology interact
Sonia Chiasson,
Carleton University, Canada
Secure and Privacy-Conscious Federated Analytics
Jean-Pierre Hubaux,
EPFL – Station 14, Switzerland
Acceptance Rate:
20,34% (full paper only)ARES 2020
Location:
All-Digital ConferenceKeynote Speakers:
Children need Cyber Security Education too
Karen Renaud,
Abertay University, UK
Security, the Elusive Goal of Privacy, and the Surprising Difficulties around Corona Tracing
Thorsten Strufe,
KASTEL, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Acceptance Rate:
21,26% (full paper only)ARES 2019
Location:
Canterbury, United KingdomKeynote Speakers:
Securing Our Future: The Importance of Academia in Closing the Cybersecurity Talent Gap
Alastair MacWillson,
Institute of Information Security, Qufaro@Bletchley Park, United Kingdom
Why strong foundations matter: Lessons from developing CyBOK, the Cyber Security Body of Knowledge
Awais Rashid,
Professor of Cyber Security, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
Acceptance Rate:
20,75% (full paper only)ARES 2018
Location:
Hamburg, GermanyKeynote Speakers:
A Next-generation Secure Internet for the 21st Century
Adrian Perrig,
ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Innovations in permutation-based crypto
Joan Daemen,
Radboud University, Security Architect at ST Microelectronics, The Netherlands
Acceptance Rate:
22,32% (full paper only)Publisher:
ACM ICPS ProceedingsARES 2017
Location:
Reggio Calabria, ItalyKeynote Speakers:
Cyber security in manufacturing industrial control systems and preparing for the Factory of the Future
Kevin Jones,
Head of Cyber Security Architecture, Innovation and Scouting, Airbus, United Kingdom
Andrea Servida,
Head of Unit DG CONNECT – H4 “eGovernment and Trust”, European Commission, Belgium
Acceptance Rate:
~24% (full paper only)Publisher:
ACM ICPS ProceedingsARES 2016
Location:
Salzburg, AustriaKeynote Speakers:
International Judicial Cooperation in the Fight against Cybercrime
Koen Hermans,
EUROJUST, The European Union’s Judicial Cooperation Unit, The Netherlands
Toward Causal Machine Learning
Bernhard Schölkopf,
Max-Planck-Campus Tübingen, Germany
Data Analytic in Anonymized Networks: Is There Hope for Privacy?
Negar Kiyavash,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States of America
Cyber-Legislation, Standardisation and Pan-European Cooperation as strategic drivers to strengthen Cybersecurity across Europe
Thomas C. Stubbings,
Thomas Stubbings Management Consulting eU, Austria
Acceptance Rate:
~24% (full paper only)ARES 2015
Location:
Toulouse, FranceKeynote Speakers:
Let’s Encrypt: Deploying free, secure, and automated HTTPS certificates for the entire Web
Peter Eckersley,
EFF Technology Projects Director, United States of America
In blocks we trust: the case of crypto-currencies
Rainer Böhme,
University of Innsbruck, Austria
Data Security and Privacy in the Cloud
Pierangela Samarati,
Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy
The European Strategic Agenda for Research and Innovation in Cybersecurity
Afonso Ferreira,
Trust & Security Unit, European Commission
Acceptance Rate:
~29% (full paper only)ARES 2014
Location:
Fribourg, SwitzerlandKeynote Speakers:
Mass surveillance and cryptology
Bart Preneel,
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Monitoring Threats and Vulnerabilities in Complex IT Landscapes
Volkmar Lotz,
SAP Research, Germany
Change, Innovation, and Resilience in the DNS Ecosystem: a Verisign Labs Perspective
Allison Mankin,
Director of Verisign Labs, Verisign, Inc., United States of America
Acceptance Rate:
~16% (full papers only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2013
Location:
Regensburg, GermanyKeynote Speakers:
Data Protection in Social Networks: Going Beyond Access Control
Elena Ferrari,
Director DiSTA STRICT SociaLab, University of Insubria, Italy
Six Research Challenges for the Security and Privacy of Health Information Technology
Carl Gunter,
Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Acceptance Rate:
~24% (full paper only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2012
Location:
Prague, Czech RepublicKeynote Speakers:
Designing Software Systems that Comply with Privacy and Security Regulations
Annie I. Antón,
North Carolina State University, United States of America
Declarative Security
Chenxi Wang,
Forrester Research, United States of America
Acceptance Rate:
~15% (full paper only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2011
Location:
Vienna, AustriaKeynote Speakers:
Software Security and the BSIMM
Gary McGraw,
Cigital Inc., United States of America
Keeping the Human in the Loop
Shari Pfleeger,
Dartmouth College, United States of America
Acceptance Rate:
<25% (full paper only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2010
Location:
Krakow, PolandKeynote Speakers:
Information security - where computer science, economics and psychology meet
Ross Anderson,
Cambridge University, United Kingdom
Thinking outside the box
Gene Spafford,
Purdue University, United States of America
Acceptance Rate:
<25% (full paper only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2009
Location:
Fukuoka, JapanKeynote Speakers:
Digital Identity Protection - Concepts and Issues
Elisa Bertino,
Purdue University, United States of America
Topological Analysis of Network Attack Vulnerability
Sushil Jajodia,
George Mason University, United States of America
Pairing based cryptography - theory, implementations and applications
Eiji Okamoto,
Tsukuba University, Japan
Acceptance Rate:
~25% (full paper only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2008
Location:
Barcelona, SpainKeynote Speakers:
Security and Privacy Challenges in Location Based Service Environments
Vijay Atluri,
Rutgers University, United States of America
Infrastructure Support for Authorization, Access Control and Privilege Management
Günther Pernul,
University of Regensburg, Germany
ASCAA Principles for Next-Generation Role-Based Access Control
Ravi Sandhu,
University of Texas at San Antonio, United States of America
Acceptance Rate:
~22% (full paper only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2007
Location:
Vienna, AustriaKeynote Speakers:
Security principles for the Austrian eGovernment
Reinhard Posch,
Chief Information Officer for the Federal Republic of Austria, Austria
Data Mining, Security and Privacy: Developments and Directions
Bhavani Thuraisingham,
University of Texas at Dallas, United States of America
Acceptance Rate:
~30% (full paper only)Publisher:
IEEE CPS ProceedingsARES 2006
Location:
Vienna, AustriaKeynote Speakers:
Louis Marinos,
ENISA Security Competence Department, Risk Management, Greece
Andrew Steane,
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
David Basin,
ETH Zurich, Switzerland