| Preparation of Conference Submissions Submission for this conference has ended  Ascii text Microsoft Word (.doc or .rtf)
 Adobe Acrobat (.pdf)
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 Rich Text format from other word processor (.rtf)
 Include on your cover sheet: Type of submission (paper, panel, tutorial) Title or Topic
 Abstract (not to exceed 250 words)
 Author(s)
 Organizational Affiliation
 Phone numbers (voice and fax)
 E-mail address
 Point of Contact, if more than one author
 If paper has been previously presented or published indicate when
              and where.
 Submission related to work under U.S. Government sponsorship
              must also include the following information: U.S. Government Program Sponsor or Procuring Element Contract Number (if applicable)
 U.S. Government Publication Release Authority
 
 Classified material or topics should NOT be
              submitted. Draft Papers:  12 page maximum, including figures and references.
              Include title, abstract, and keywords on first page. No more than
              12 characters/inch and 6 lines/inch. One inch margins all around. Since the paper referee process will be anonymous, names and
              affiliations of authors should appear only on the separate cover
              sheet. All submissions are treated as proprietary information
              belonging to the authors. 
 Release for Publication and Copyright: Authors are
              responsible for obtaining government or corporate releases for
              publication. Written releases will be required for all papers to
              be published. Papers developed as part of official U.S. government
              duties may not be subject to copyright. Papers that are subject to
              copyright must be accompanied by written assignment for
              multi-media publication to the National Information Systems
              Security Conference Committee. 
 Panel Proposals:  
               Panels are limited to 90 minutes, including time for
                prepared remarks, discussion, and audience interaction. Proposals are not to exceed two pages but should summarize
                the topic, issues, viewpoints, and questions that will be
                addressed by the panel. Proposals are to include the names of the panelists, panel
                chair, and affiliation of each participant. Each Panel is limited to a maximum of five (5) persons,
                including the panel chair and four (4) panelists. Panels will be selected by the Conference Program Committee.
                Panel chairs and panelists will be expected to provide position
                statements and slides for inclusion in the Conference
                Proceedings. 
 Proposals must be received by February 2,
              1998 |