Call for Papers

Papers from this Conference can be accessed with the download link below:

The 2024 Security for Space Systems Conference foresees two tracks for paper submission: IEEE and non-IEEE.

We are interested in quality, innovative, research-driven submissions in security topics for space systems, including (but not limited to) the following:

•        Applied crypto for space.

•        Avionics (spacecraft) security (security of avionics busses, on board data handling, processors, etc.)

•        Ground segment security.

•        RF jamming and anti-jamming techniques.

•        Security at System level.

•        Security for ‘New Space’ and mega-constellations.

•        Security of optical space communications.

•        Security of space communication protocols (e.g. CCSDS)

•        Security of satcom systems (e.g. 5G NTN, DVB-S2, etc.).

•        Security of space relays and interplanetary missions

•        Security Policies for space

•        Software security for Space Systems.

Prospective authors are invited to submit high-quality papers reporting original results under the broad theme of security space systems, and in all areas identified above. Best Conference Papers and Best Student Papers will be awarded.

We welcome Academia, Industry and other submissions on the aforementioned topics (submitted papers should not include vendor pitch though; for demonstrating commercial innovations, products and capabilities, please use the exhibition).

Paper guidelines

Papers submitted for IEEE track will have to conform to the IEEE publication standards. Therefore, the final papers (in case of acceptance for IEEE track) must adhere to the following guidelines:

• Paper format and template: Use the IEEE conference paper template, which can be found on the IEEE website: https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html. The template is available in Microsoft Word and LaTeX formats. Your paper should adhere to the formatting guidelines specified in the template, including font size, margins, and column layout.
• Page limits: IEEE AESS conference papers should generally not exceed 8 pages, please keep the page limit in mind for your submission.
• Originality and plagiarism: Ensure that your paper is original and has not been published or submitted elsewhere. IEEE has strict guidelines against plagiarism and self-plagiarism. Your paper may be checked using plagiarism detection software.