The course is designed for students to learn how to analyze potential security vulnerabilities, analyze security threats, apply the most appropriate solutions to countermeasures security issues, identify security trends, and discuss distinct types of computer crime. As part of the term project, each student is expected to choose at least 4 papers (for groups 6-8 papers) published in 2019 or more recent than 2019. The research papers must be on one of the topics presented in the course syllabus. The students are expected to read the papers thoroughly and understand the presented problems and their proposed solutions. Your article must be 4-6 pages including references.

Groups are allowed. However, each group should not exceed 3 students. A group coordinator (leader selected by the group) must send a list of group members to the instructor by 24th September 2022. All other students do not need to send any email and will be assumed to be working individually.

You are requested to write a review, survey, or state-of-art article within the domain of the following topics. Your article has to give an overview of existing literature in a field, often identifying specific problems or issues and analyzing information from available published work on the topic with a balanced perspective. Review articles can be of four types, broadly speaking opinion, literature reviews, systematic reviews, comparison, or field analyses.

Deliverables:

A project report (prepare it as per the template)

Presentation slides

• The deliverables of the project should include:
• 1.A report with the following sections

a.Abstract: summary of problem statement presented in the papers.

Template:

Between them.

The template of the article can be found in:

IEEE – Manuscript Templates for Conference Proceedings (Microsoft Word, A4)

Deadlines:

Suggested Topics:

The selected papers must be related to one of the following topics, other topics can be included only after the instructor’s approval:

Information Security Framework