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ForSE 2021, 5th International Workshop on FORmal methods for Security Engineering
Chair(s): Francesco Mercaldo and Antonella Santone
5th International Workshop on
FORmal methods for Security Engineering -
ForSE
2021
Paper Submission:
December 14, 2020 (expired)
Authors Notification:
December 22, 2020 (expired)
Camera Ready and Registration:
January 5, 2021 (expired)
Scope
The huge diffusion of computational capabilities in embedded systems, cars, smart houses, smartphones, critical infrastructures, e-health, and the penetration of computers and software in enterprises of every dimension have led to an enormous number of victims of cyber attacks. Formal methods are techniques used to mathematically model systems in order to verify properties in a thorough fashion. Thus, formal methods offer the potential to develop secure systems. However, the communities of formal methods and security were not closely collaborating together in the past on solving such important research problems. The aim of the ForSE workshop is to encourage the integration between these two communities towards development of secure and malware resistant systems, thus bridging the existing gap