http://www.trust2010.org 3rd International Conference on Trust and Trustworthy Computing en-en Trust 2010 Organizing and Steering Committees In addition to the reception on Monday and the dinner on Tuesday, we will also have a farewell reception on Wednesday, the last day of the conference. We will serve drinks and finger food at the farewell reception. http://www.trust2010.org/program.html 01.06.2010 The early bird registration is available until May 10, 2010! http://www.trust2010.org/registration_a.php 22.04.2010 The (tentative) program of the conference is online now. People who want to register only for single workshops can find the workshops days in the program as well. We have a quite full, and interesting program: 30 paper presentations, 8 keynotes from industry and academia, and 2 panel discussions in the conference, and 4 co-located workshops with together 9 invited speakers and more paper presentations. http://www.trust2010.org/program.html 14.04.2010 Today, we are happy to announce the list of accepted papers for the main conference of Trust 2010. We accepted 21 papers from the technical strand and 9 papers from the socio-economic strand. Accepted papers of the workshops will be announced on the workshop websites, respectively, at a later date. http://www.trust2010.org/papers.html 13.04.2010 The registration site for the Trust 2010 conference and co-located workshops is open now. Early registration fees for the full conference have a discount and are available until end of April. Students that are enrolled as full-time students at a university get also a discount for the conference. We also offer 1-day passes to the conference or a workshop for those who cannot attend the full conference. For authors of accepted papers, please note: At least one author of each accepted paper for the main conference must register for the full conference when uploading the final paper version for the proceedings (that is before April 12, 2010). http://www.trust2010.org/registration_a.php 07.04.2010 The submission sites for the socio-economic and technical strand of the Trust 2010 conference are open again for uploading camera-ready copies of accepted papers to be included in the conference proceedings. Due to the extended submission deadline and the delay of notifications, the deadline for submitting the final paper versions including signed copyright forms is April 12, 2010. http://www.trust2010.org/submission.html 29.03.2010 Due to the extended submission deadline for the main conference and a high number of submissions, the notification of authors is delayed for a few days. Notifications will be out to all authors as soon as possible. http://www.trust2010.org/ 23.03.2010 Looking into the crystal ball: identifying emerging and future risks. This is the slogan of the workshop organized by ENISA. ENISA has developed an emerging and future risks framework and will present the results of three risk assessment on emerging and future scenarios. The scenarios are cloud computing, Internet of things, and data mining/profiling. http://www.trust2010.org/workshop-risk.html 16.03.2010 Caspar Bowden, Chief Privacy Adviser at Microsoft, and Liqun Chen, Senior Researcher at HP Labs, have been confirmed as invited speakers for the Workshop on Anonymous Digital Signatures: Mechanisms & Usages. http://www.trust2010.org/workshop-anon.html 23.02.2010 The deadline for submission of papers to the socio-economic strand and the technical strand have been extended to 24th February 2010 (firm deadline). The dates for notification of acceptance and camera-ready versions have been adapted accordingly. http://www.trust2010.org/important.html 09.02.2010 Today, Alain Merle, Responsable de Ligne de Programme Securite et Defense, LETI, MINATEC, has been confirmed as an invited speaker for the Workshop on Security Hardware during the Trust 2010 conference. http://www.trust2010.org/workshop-hw.html 03.02.2010 The Anonymous Digital Signatures: Mechanisms & Usages workshop is intended to encourage the development of new anonymous digital signature schemes and wider industry adoption of anonymous signatures. In addition to the call for presentation, this workshop will have invited speakers from industry and academia to share their experiences in designing and developing mechanisms and infrastructures for anonymous signatures. http://www.trust2010.org/workshop-anon.html 01.02.2010 The call for papers is out for the "Workshop on Security Hardware", co-located to the Trust 2010 conference. Any topic which addresses the issues of protecting hardware and realizing security solutions through hardware is a candidate for submission. http://www.trust2010.org/workshop-hw.html 22.01.2010 Trust 2010 has co-located workshops confirmed. Now, the call for papers is out for the "Workshop on Trust in the Cloud". Any topic which addresses the issues of trust within utility computing models is a candidate for submission. There are three kinds of submissions: full research papers, work-in-progress papers, and industrial experience reports. http://www.trust2010.org/workshop-cloud.html 21.01.2010 Ed Felten is Professor of Computer Science and Public Affairs at Princeton University, USA. Pim Tuyls is the CTO of Intrinsic-ID, The Netherlands. So we have now six confirmed keynote speakers who are all leading experts in academia or industry. We are happy to have them on board and looking forward to their talks at the conference. http://www.trust2010.org/keynotes.html 21.01.2010 Due to several requests we have extended the deadline for submission of papers in both strands to 9th February 2010. The date of notification of authors has been adapted accordingly to 10th March 2010. http://www.trust2010.org/important.html 21.12.2009 Added information about workshops. http://www.trust2010.org/workshops.html 20.12.2009