Technical Sessions & Workshops

The objective of this special session is to provide a forum for the data mining researchers and industrial practitioners to discuss the timely and critical issues related to the application of data mining techniques to security control. We invite technical paper submission, and are particularly interested in the papers that will focus on at least one of the following areas while we also welcome papers in other related areas:

1. Multimodal sensor fusion techniques for multi-factor authentication, their roles in intrusion detection and forensic analysis, and their implications on privacy and security.

2. Biologically based fusion approach for intrusion detection (e.g., artificial immune system approach) and its potential for industrial grade enterprise deployment.

3. Application specific intrusion detection techniques; e.g., VoIP.

4. Simulation, gaming, and modeling approach for discovering the true underlying distribution of normal user and intruder behavior.

5. Evaluation metrics for intrusion detection and forensic analysis that could reveal information for economic modeling on business impact.

Cross domain application of anomaly detection techniques such as public health alert and epidemic viral prevention, and data mining research leading to a better understanding of the balance between privacy and the need for sensitive data/information sharing

Please consult the official website of the DMIN'06 special session in Application of Data Mining to Security Control for a comprehensive Call for Papers and additional information.