[AISWorld] AMCIS 2023 CFP Security Analytics

[McLeod, Alexander J]

Greetings Colleagues,

For those of you working in the area of security and/or analytics, please consider submitting a paper to the Security Analytics minitrack. All submissions must be made via the AMCIS 2023 PCS submission system. After creating an account and logging on to the PCS site, authors should go to the "Author Center" to make their submission. https://new.precisionconference.com/amcis23c/. After creating an account and logging on to the Precision Conference site, the authors should go to "Author Center" to submit their full research paper.

January 6, 2023: Manuscript submissions begin
March 1, 2023: Submissions are due at 10 a.m. EST

Security Analytics 
Industry is relying more heavily on Information Systems and Analytics to discover security anomalies using Big Data and Machine Learning. The intersection of these technological and statistical tools provides opportunities for security researchers to advance Information Systems Security and Analytics knowledge. This mini-track seeks papers focusing on opportunities for research which informs, creates or analyzes large datasets using statistical techniques and tools to uncover unauthorized access, attempts to modify stored or in process information, use of malware and any measures needed to detect, document, or counter security threats. Papers analyzing or assessing audit trails and other security information to identify system events indicating violations of system security as well as adversarial statistical and machine learning applications will also be considered. Theoretical development, empirical findings, methodologies or case studies seeking to examine security analytics are various forms of acceptable research.

Alexander McLeod, Texas State University, mailto:a_m919 at txstate.edu
Tahir Ekin, Texas State University, mailto:t_e18 at txstate.edu
Barbara Hewitt, Texas State University, mailto:bh05 at txstate.edu