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About Computer & Communications Security Abstracts Computer & Communications Security Abstracts (CCSA) is a leading Abstracting and Indexing service, providing access to the latest computer & communications security knowledge. Only the world’s best journals and periodicals are selected for inclusion in the database, resulting in a coverage list of around 100 of the most celebrated computer & communications security titles. The Accreditation board approves and signs off the primary journal coverage list on a yearly basis. CCSA covers all major subject areas including: biometric identification techniques; cryptography; electronic commerce security; intrusion detection; malicious software; network security and trusted third parties. CCSA does not claim to be the biggest, but the most selective: only periodicals of the highest order are included in the database. With CCSA, subscribers have access to the world’s best computer security abstracts and a search engine that is tailor-made to enable time-pressed researchers, students and business executives to locate the articles that best meet their requirements. The ease and speed of access and the advanced yet easy-to-use search facility make this collection an invaluable abstracting and indexing service. 2
Accreditation by Computer & Communications Security Abstracts International Database Who we are Computer & Communications Security Abstracts (CCSA) seeks to disseminate information about the best computer security literature in the world. Computer & Communications Security Abstracts has been meeting the needs of security information professionals since 1992. Every year our editorial teams assess journals and periodicals from all over the world in order that the finest literature can be brought to the attention of our global customer base. The Accredited Journal List The CCSA accreditation process is both rigorous and effective. A composite list has been created comprising the journal holdings of computing centres of excellence renowned for their research acumen and ability to generate and share best practice. For example, Cambridge University and the Information Security Group of Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, London are among those which have contributed. The Accreditation Board, which comprises a group of internationally known experts in the field of security, also considers recommendations from users, together with their own experiences and expertise. Although we receive constant requests from publishers striving to have their publications accepted on to our coverage list, the vast majority are rejected as not meeting our high standards. Thus, only the world’s very best journals and periodicals are selected, resulting in a coverage list of around 100 of the most celebrated Computer & Communications security titles. The Accreditation Board then approves and signs off the primary journal coverage list on a yearly basis. Members of the Accreditation Board are recognized experts in their fields. For example, our expert in the field of cryptographic algorithms and protocols is Professor Bart Preneel, and Professor Alfred Menezes specializes in practice-oriented provable security. The Accreditation Board: Professor Dieter Gollmann Technische Universität Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany Professor Alfred Menezes Department of Combinatorics and Optimization, University of Waterloo, Canada Professor Bart Preneel Department of Electrical Engineering-ESAT/COSIC, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium Professor Jean-Jacques Quisquater UCL Crypto-Group, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium Professor Steve Schneider Department of Computing, University of Surrey, UK Stafford Tavares Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Queen’s University, Canada Professor Vijay Varadharajan Microsoft Chair and Professor of Computing, Department of Computing, Macquarie University, Australia 3
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