[hpc-announce] Call for Chapters - Security and Privacy for Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)

[Rajkumar Buyya]

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Security and Privacy for Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) to be 
published by Elsevier
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Call for Chapters


It is our pleasure to invite you to submit a chapter for inclusion in 
the Handbook of Security and Privacy for Internet of Medical Things 
(IoMT) to be published by Elsevier. The submitted proposal should have 
1/2 page and include sufficienet details to be useful for Security and 
Privacy in IoMT Educators, Industrialists, and Readers having security 
and privacy ranging from basic to recent advance.

Scope of the Book

IoMT is capable of transforming healthcare environments into smart 
hospitals. It can assist in tasks like monitoring the patients’ vitals, 
enhancing the efficiency of healthcare workers, streamlining the 
health-related processes, tracking the medication routines of patients, 
location of patients’ admittance, and dynamic loading of patients’ 
record to share with the caregivers.
With the creation of new technologies, various challenges occur as well. 
The topmost challenges faced by IoMT are the security and privacy 
protection concerns, and addressing these issues should be the top 
priority. IoMT devices are vulnerable to cyber attackers and a security 
breach can cause a hazard of damage. It is vital to keep the patient’s 
and hospital’s sensitive information out of the reach of hackers. The 
incorporation of blockchain, big data analytics and Artificial 
Intelligence (AI) aids in the enhancement of security and privacy 
protection.

List of Topics

• Fundamentals of IoMT devices
• Ethical issues concerning the adoption of IoMT
• Future challenges of IoMT in the healthcare domain
• Confidentiality of health records and medical data
• Detecting intrusion and predicting prevention methods of IoMT devices
• Cryptography techniques for the IoMT
• Efficiency enhancement of telemedicine
• Data storage and recovery security in IoMT
• Artificial Intelligence algorithms to enhance the efficiency
• Deep learning techniques to solve security challenges in IoMT
• Smart Medical Sensors
• Trust management in IoMT
• Government regulations and other relevant bodies and standards across 
the countries related to IoMT
• Decentralized IoMT architectures
• Performance assessment of IoMT architectures
• Privacy and security enhancement techniques in IoMT
• Analytics, Data Science and Statistics applied in deep learning

Proposal Submission Link:

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iomt2020

This is to kindly remind you that complete chapter must have minimum 
7,000 words, not less than that.



Please follow below points while writing the chapter:

1.       Similarity Index must be less than 10% overall and 5% from 
single source,

2.       Chapter must be proof read to check grammatically mistakes,

3.       Chapter words should be in between 7,000 to 10,000,

This is to kindly request you to please submit the complete chapter on 
or before 20th January, 2021.


Editors:

Prof. Dr. Rajkumar Buyya, The University of Melbourne, Australia, Email: 
rbuyya at unimelb.edu.au
Prof. Dr. Valentina Emilia Balas, Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad, Arad, 
Romania, Email: balas at drbalas.ro
Dr. Muhammad Imran Tariq, the Superior College, Lahore, Pakistan, Email: 
imrantariqbutt at yahoo.com
Prof. Dr. Guojun Wang, Guangzhou University, Guangzhou, Guangdong 
Province, P. R. China, Email: csgjwang at gzhu.edu.cn
Prof. Dr. Radu Pardan, Institute of Software Technology, University of 
Klagenfurt, Austria, Email: radu at itec.aau.at