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NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 

Call for Papers: National Symposium 

on Moving Target Research 

AGENCY: The National Coordination 

Office (NCO) for Networking and 

Information Technology Research and 

Development (NITRD). 

ACTION: Call for Papers (CFP). 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: 

mtr-symposium@sei.cmu.edu. 

DATES: To be considered, draft papers 

must be received by 18:00 EDT, April 2, 

2012. 

SUMMARY: This Call for Papers is being 

issued by the National Coordination 

Office for the Networking and 

Information Technology Research and 

Development (NITRD) Program to 

initiate the National Symposium on 

Moving Target Research. The 

Symposium intends to bring together 

and publish the work of the Moving 

Target cybersecurity research 

community to provide a basis for 

building on the current state of the art. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Background: In December 2011, the 

White House, in cooperation with the 

Networking and Information 

Technology Research and Development 

(NITRD) Program released the NSTC 

report ‘‘Trustworthy Cyberspace: 

Strategic Plan for the Federal 

Cybersecurity Research and 

Development Program.’’ One of the 

research themes outlined in this plan 

was Moving Target (MT), research and 

development that results in the 

presentation of a dynamic attack surface 

to an adversary, increasing the work 

factor necessary to successfully attack 

and exploit a cyber target. Throughout 

the federal government, research related 

to MT has been funded since 2009, but 

there is no single venue where this work 

is presented and published. The 

Symposium on Moving Target Research 

intends to bring together and publish 

the work of the MT community to 

provide a basis for building on the 

current state of the art. 

Location: This Symposium will take 

place at the Historic Inns of Annapolis, 

Annapolis, MD on June 11, 2012. A 

registration site will be announced in 

April 2012 for attendees. A limited 

block of rooms will be available at the 

Historic Inns of Annapolis at the U.S. 

Government rate for June 10–13, 2012. 

Objective: The central question of the 

symposium will be ‘‘is there scientific 

evidence to show that moving target 

techniques are a substantial 

improvement in the defense of cyber 

systems (a game changer),’’ including 

how to develop better measures of 

effectiveness and performance specific 

to moving target techniques. MT topics 

of interest include, but are not restricted 

to: 

• Dynamic network services 

• Game theoretic approaches 

• Virtual machines 

• Cloud computing 

• Dynamic execution 

• Automated response actions 

• Situational awareness 

• MT transparency 

• Work factor metrics 

• Risk analysis 

• End-to-end security 

• Resiliency 

• Intrusion Tolerance 

• Measures of effectiveness 

Submission: Submitted papers must 

be 7–12 pages in 11 point font including 

figures and references. Appendences no 

longer than 8 pages may be submitted in 

addition to the paper, but the paper 

must be intelligible without these 

appendences. Submitted papers must 

not substantially overlap with papers 

that have been published or that are 

simultaneously submitted to a journal or 

conference proceedings. Papers will be 

subject to peer-review and selection 

based on technical rigor, application of 

scientific method, and contribution to 

the overall area of moving target. There 

will be an accompanying poster session 

open for researchers and companies that 

would like to highlight or demonstrate 

available MT technologies. Papers 

should be emailed in pdf format to (mtrsymposium@sei.cmu.edu) by 18:00 EDT, 

April 2, 2012 for consideration. You 

may also use this email address for any 

questions you have concerning this 

upcoming event. 

Important Dates (all due dates/time 

18:00 EDT): 

Draft Papers due April 2, 2012 

Notification April 20, 2012 

Poster abstracts due May 4, 2012 

Camera-ready copy due May 18, 2012 

Symposium June 11, 2012, Annapolis, 

MD 

Program Committee: 

Matt Bishop, UC Davis 

Deb Frincke, NSA 

Matt Gaston, CMU 

Sushil Jajodia, GMU 

Tom Longstaff, NSA 

Ed Rhyne, DHS 

Bill Scherlis, CMU 

Cliff Wang, ARO 

Jeannette Wing, CMU 

Submitted by the National Science 

Foundation for the National 

Coordination Office (NCO) for 

Networking and Information 

Technology Research and Development 

(NITRD) on March 1, 2012. 

Suzanne H. Plimpton, 

Reports Clearance Officer, National Science 

Foundation. 

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Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (PRA) 

(44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq.), on November 1, 

2011 (76 FR 67496), the Occupational 

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