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Modern communication allows billions of objects in the physical world as well as virtual environments to exchange data with each other in an autonomous way so as to create smart environments. However， modern communication also introduces new challenges for the security of systems and processes and the privacy of individuals. There is an increasing demand for development of new security and privacy approaches to guarantee the security， privacy， integrity， and availability of resources in modern communication.
This feature topic will benefit the research and development community towards identifying challenges and disseminating the latest methodologies and solutions to security and privacy issues in modern communication technologies. Its objective is to publish high?quality and practical articles presenting open issues， algorithms， protocols， policies， frameworks， standards， systems， and solutions for communication related to security and privacy. All received submissions will be sent out for peer review by at least two experts in the field and evaluated with respect to relevance to the special issue， level of innovation， depth of contributions， and quality of presentation. Reviews and case studies， which address state?of?art research and state?of?practice industry experiences， are also welcome. Guest editors will make an initial determination of the suitability and scope of all submissions.
Paper Submission
Please send your manuscripts in pdf format to the Guest Editors （wanlei.zhou@deakin.edu.au and CC to g.min@exeter.ac.uk）. Your papers should be no more than 25 pages double?spaced or 10 pages
single?spaced and double columns.
Timetable
Paper Submission Due： December 1， 2015.
Confirmation of acceptance： February 1， 2016
Final Manuscript Due： March 1， 2016
The publication is scheduled on June 2016.
Guest Editors
Professor Wanlei Zhou， School of Information Technology， Deakin University， Australia （wanlei.zhou@deakin.edu.au）
Professor Geyong Min， Department of Mathematics and Computer Science， University of Exeter， UK （g.min@exeter.ac.uk）
This feature topic will benefit the research and development community towards identifying challenges and disseminating the latest methodologies and solutions to security and privacy issues in modern communication technologies. Its objective is to publish high?quality and practical articles presenting open issues， algorithms， protocols， policies， frameworks， standards， systems， and solutions for communication related to security and privacy. All received submissions will be sent out for peer review by at least two experts in the field and evaluated with respect to relevance to the special issue， level of innovation， depth of contributions， and quality of presentation. Reviews and case studies， which address state?of?art research and state?of?practice industry experiences， are also welcome. Guest editors will make an initial determination of the suitability and scope of all submissions.
Paper Submission
Please send your manuscripts in pdf format to the Guest Editors （wanlei.zhou@deakin.edu.au and CC to g.min@exeter.ac.uk）. Your papers should be no more than 25 pages double?spaced or 10 pages
single?spaced and double columns.
Timetable
Paper Submission Due： December 1， 2015.
Confirmation of acceptance： February 1， 2016
Final Manuscript Due： March 1， 2016
The publication is scheduled on June 2016.
Guest Editors
Professor Wanlei Zhou， School of Information Technology， Deakin University， Australia （wanlei.zhou@deakin.edu.au）
Professor Geyong Min， Department of Mathematics and Computer Science， University of Exeter， UK （g.min@exeter.ac.uk）