Costache, Anamaria

Mjølsnes, Stig Frode

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The NISK 2021 ProceedingsMessage from the Programme ChairsStig F. Mjølsnes and Anamaria CostacheDep. Information Security and Communication Technology, NTNUJanuary 24, 2022This NISK Journal volume is the published proceedings of the papers pre-sented at The 14th Norwegian Information Security Conference 2021 held onNovember 29 – December 2, 2021 at Gløshaugen Campus, Trondheim, includedin the organization of NIKT.The aim of the NISK conference series is to be the principal Norwegianresearch venue for presenting and discussing developments in the field of ICTsecurity and privacy, and bringing together people from universities, industry,and public authorities. We invite both national and international contributionsby researchers, practitioners, and PhD and Master thesis students presentingnew problems and solutions within topics on ICT security. All accepted papersmust be original and not simultaneously submitted to another conference orjournal. Contributions are written in English or Norwegian. The authors retainthe copyright to their published article.The programme committee included 21 experts covering the broad field ofinformation security. We were able to recruit the PC members both from uni-versities, research institutes, industries, and public organisations, both in Nor-way and abroad. The main load of review work took place in the time periodof September through October 2021. The review process was performed in atimely manner thanks to eager responsiveness of the committee members. Weused the Easychair web-based system for the submission, review, and selectionprocess.The call for papers was published in February, and we received by Septemberin total 23 submissions, authored by altogether 58 authors, from these countries:Norway (44), Germany (3), Slovakia (3), United Kingdom (3) Switzerland (2),and one author each from Albania, Ireland, and France. Two or three doubleblind reviews were done for each regular research paper, whereas short papersreceived two independent reviews, also double blind. The programme committeeaccepted 6 of the submissions as regular research papers, and 4 of the submissionsas short papers. Finally, 1 submission was accepted as a poster supplementedwith a paper. All of these 11 contributions were scheduled for presentations atthe two day conference programme.NISK invited speaker Colin Boyd presented Secure Key Exchange: are wethere yet?. He gave a brief history of cryptographic key exchange, starting fromthe very first constructions, leading up to today’s advances, then presented themain building blocks and techniques for constructing secure key exchange, andfinally outlined some of the main open problems.The programme chairs thank all authors for submitting their papers to theNISK programme. And we applaude Anne Elster and Birgit Krogstie, both atNTNU, for their keen and efficient organisation of the NIKT 2021 environment,including making possible a grand dinner galla at Palmehaven in the midst ofthe pandemic situation. They also made room for workshops the day afterthe conference, where by our call, Tjerand Silde, Lise Millerjord (NTNU), andMartin Strand (FFI) organised “NTNU Crypto Day” workshop.Program CommitteeStig F. Mjølsnes, NTNU Anamaria Costache, NTNURuxandra F. Olimid, Univ Bucharest Ravi Borgaonkar, UiSMartin Strand, FFI Patrick Bours, NTNUMartin Gilje Jaatun, Sintef Christoph Busch, Hochschule DarmstadtChristian Tellefsen, Thales as Sondre Rønjom, NSMSlobodan Petrovic, NTNU Svein Willassen, Confrere asValtteri Niemi, Univ Helsinki Tor Helleseth, UiBPavel Gladyshev, Univ College Dublin Hanno Langweg, HTWG Konstanz Univ.Øyvind Ytrehus, UiB Martin Eian, Mnemonic asGeir Køien, USN Anders Andersen, UiTH̊akon Jakobsen, UiO Nils Nordbotten, Thales asAudun Jøsang, UiO

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