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Computer Security Conference Ranking

Ranking

Note:

How to judge how good a conference is? In my opinion, hereare several criteria:

Acceptance ratio:definitely an important metric (maybe the easiest metric that can bequantified), but not the only metric
Paper quality and impact:how many classic papers are from this conference? how much impact dopapers from this conference have on the community? are they well citedand studied?
Committee member quality:what's the quality of TPC members? are they noted researchers in thisarea? This is an important factor because they will affect the qualityof submission (good papers will prefer to submit to the conference
withnoted researchers in the committee), and control the quality ofaccepted papers.
Attendee/Paper number ratio:another quantified metric. This somehow reflects the influence of thisconference on the community
Location: abeautiful place has some attraction. In addition, many researchers (butnot all) are not very willing to travel to other countries due tolimited funding or time (or VISA problem...), so they just submitpapers to local conferences.
Thus, normally the conferences located inUSA are better than in Europe, which is also better than in Asia.
History:a conference with a long history may have a good tradition andreputation
Industry connection:this somehow reflects the impact on the industry. Normally, conferenceson more applied techniques will attract more industry partners (so havemore money to improve the quality of conference)

Combining the first few criteria mentioned above, Dr. Jianying Zhouproposed a more quantitative metric (Conference Impact Factor, CIF).Please check out his pagehere.
This ranking list is only in my opinion. It is notofficial, nor accurate, only for reference. Some good workshops arealso included.
I'm probably biased because I'm mainly a network/systemsecurity researcher. Notify me if you have different views, or you findsignificant conferences missing/bias. I'm more than happy to hear from you.
Some conferences are arguably better belonging to rank 1.5or 2.5. At this time, I'm not going to differentiate these. Let me knowif you have some strong comments.
Currently, I mainly focus on academic conferences amd scientificpublications. Thus, do not be surprised if you find other great conferenceslike Defcon/BlackHat are not included here.
Long time ago, I maintained a general computer science conference
ranking (a mirror of my previous Georgia Tech page).

Rank1	[align=left]S&P(Oakland)[/align]	IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
CCS	ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security
Crypto	InternationalCryptology Conference
Eurocrypt	European CryptologyConference
[align=left]Security[/align]	Usenix Security Symposium
NDSS	ISOC Network andDistributed System Security Symposium
Rank2	ESORICS	European Symposium on Research in Computer Security
RAID	InternationalSymposium on Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection
ACSAC	Annual Computer Security ApplicationsConference
DSN	TheInternational Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks
CSF(CSFW)	IEEE ComputerSecurity Foundations Symposium. Supersedes CSFW(Computer Security Foundations Workshop)
TCC	Theory ofCryptography Conference
Asiacrypt	InternationalConference on the Theory and Application of Cryptology and InformationSecurity
IMC	InternetMeasurement Conference
Rank3	SecureComm	IEEECommunications Society/CreateNet Internation Conference on Security andPrivacy for Emerging Areas in Communication Networks
DIMVA	GI SIG SIDARConference on Detection of Intrusions and Malware and VulnerabilityAssessment
AsiaCCS	ACM Symposium onInformation, Computer and Communications Security
ACNS	InternationalConference on Applied Cryptography and Network Security
FC	InternationalConference on Financial Cryptography and Data Security
SAC	ACM Symposium onApplied Computing
ACISP	Australasia Conference on Information Security and Privacy
ICICS	InternationalConference on Information and Communications Security
ISC	InformationSecurity Conference
ICISC	InternationalConference on Information Security and Cryptology
SACMAT	ACM Symposium onAccess Control Models and Technologies
CT-RSA	RSA Conference,Cryptographers' Track
SEC	IFIPInternational Information Security Conference
WiSec (WiSe, SASN)	ACM Conferenceon Wireless Network Security Supersedes WiSe (ACM Workshop on Wireless Security) and SASN (ACMWorkshop on Security of Ad-Hoc and Sensor Networks)
SOUPS	Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security
IFIP WG 11.9	IFIP WG 11.9 International Conference on DigitalForensics
DFRWS	Digital Forensic Research Conference
PETS	Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium
--Workshops below --
FSE	Fast SoftwareEncryption workshop
PKC	InternationalWorkshop on Public-Key Cryptography
NSPW	New SecurityParadigms Workshop
IH	Workshop on Information Hiding
WSPEC	Workshop on Security and Privacy in E-commerce
DRM	ACM Workshop onDigital Rights Management
IWIA	IEEEInternational Information Assurance Workshop
IAW	IEEE SMCInformation Assurance Workshop "The West Point Workshop"
CHES	Workshop onCryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems
SRUTI	USENIX Workshopon Steps to Reducing Unwanted Traffic on the Internet
HotSec	USENIX Workshopon Hot Topics in Security
LEET (HotBots,WORM)	USENIX Workshopon Large-scale Exploits and Emergent Threats Supersedes HotBots (USENIX Workshop on Hot Topics in UnderstandingBotnets) and WORM (ACM Workshop on Recurring/Rapid Malcode)
Others(not ranked)	ISPEC	InformationSecurity Practice and Experience Conference
ICITS	International Conference on Information Theoretic Security

原文链接：http://faculty.cs.tamu.edu/guofei/sec_conf_stat.htm