Dear colleagues,
we extended the deadline for the Workshop on DevSecOps Research and
Opportunities (DevSecOpsRO) that will be held in conjunction with EuroS&P
2023 as a pre-conference workshop on July 3rd 2023.
Security should not be treated as an add-on to software products; rather,
it should be deeply integrated within the whole Software Development
Life-Cycle (SDLC). The need for this integration and the design of suitable
methodologies to make agile software development secure are paving their
way in the security community. In this context, we often refer to DevSecOps
or SecDevOps when discussing security integration in agile software
production. Recently, players such as NIST, Google, OWASP, and the Cloud
Security Alliance proposed their frameworks for secure software
development. However, this provides only an initial step towards tackling
the challenges related to the security of the many and iterated steps of
SDLC.
Machine learning and AI can play a crucial role in DevSecOps as they can be
used to analyse large amounts of data, including network traffic and system
logs, to identify potential security threats, monitor system behaviour and
identify anomalies that may indicate a security breach. By using machine
learning in DevSecOps, organisations can more effectively detect and
respond to security threats and improve their overall security posture.
Moreover, they can be used in an automated way to interweave security in
existing DevOps pipelines.
Scope and topics: With this workshop, we aim to attract novel contributions
to the secure SDLC to foster the creation of more conscious, robust,
resilient, and advanced methodologies to prevent security issues at the
different stages of the development pipeline. Topics of interest include
but are not limited to:
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Methodological approaches to agile secure software development
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Security testing integration in the software supply chain
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Static and dynamic software bill of materials
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Secure software development via cloud testing
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Security as a service
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Machine learning approaches to speed up security testing
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Maturity models for secure software development
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Application of DevSecOps in different fields
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Integration of incident and response teams operations
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Artificial intelligence for software security analysis
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Tracking and handling updates along the software supply chains
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AI support to Secure Software Development
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Automated vulnerability detection
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AI & ML in fuzzing
Paper submission deadline: Mar. 31, 2023
Notification of acceptance: Apr. 30, 2023
Final papers: May 15, 2023
For additional information on paper format and submission guidelines,
please visit the DevSecOpsRO website at
https://spritz.math.unipd.it/events/2023/devSecOpsRO/
Looking forward to seeing you at EuroS&P 2023!
The program chairs
Alessandro Brighente, University of Padua
Mauro Conti, University of Padua
Constantinos Patsakis, University of Piraeus
Agusti Solanas, Rovira i Virgili University, & APWG.EU <http://apwg.eu/>
Spain
Qiang Tang, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
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