Session Chairs: Prof. Dr. Sadeq Al-Hamouz, Vice dean IT College, Chairman Computer Science Department (cs.dept@wise.edu.jo) Session Co-Chair: Prof. Dr. Jafar ababneh, Dean IT College (It.fac@wise.edu.jo) Session Committee: The Computer Science Department Members: Associate Prof. Dr. Adel Hamdan Associate Prof. Dr. Ali M. H. Ibrahim Associate Prof. Dr.Tariq F. Alwadan Assistant Prof. Dr. Salah Alghyaline Raja Masadeh, PhD student Shaimaa Masadeh, PhD student Laila Al-Qaisi, PhD student The Network Department Members: Assistant Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Baklizi, Head Department. Associate Prof. Omar Al Momani Assistant Prof. Dr. Ahmad Freahat Assistant Prof. Dr. Adeeb Al-Saidah Nour alqdah, PhD student The Software Engineering Department Members: Assistant Prof. Dr. Issa Atoum, Head of Department Associate Prof. Dr. Nidhal Al-Omari Assistant Prof. Dr. Ali M Al-Naimat Assistant Prof. Dr. Moath Tarawneh Assistant Prof. Dr. Eman Yassien Hesham H. Al-kharabsheh, PhD student Safaa Sariereh, PhD student

Synopsis

The quick growth of AI topics and systems has many consequences on extensive variety of fields. It can benefit disparate fields such as education, social life, global logistics, company’s analysis and transportation fields, etc. However, these systems will also bring forth far-reaching changes in economy, security and future careers. As AI systems are getting integrated more in our current lifestyle, and gets more commonly used, certain critical questions arise: What are the legal and security ramifications of the use of these new technologies? Who can use them, and under what circumstances? What is the safety of these systems? Should their commercialization be regulated? What are the privacy issues associated with the use of these technologies? What are the ethical considerations? Who has responsibility for the large amounts of data that is collected and manipulated by these systems? Could these systems fail? What is the recourse if there is a system failure? These are just a small subset of possible questions in this key emerging field. In this section, we focus on everything related to AI topics in terms of AI systems building and integration such as Robots and smart machines, and in terms of security, privacy, novel methods and techniques to prevent unauthorized access and control to systems in general, and especially to those systems where AI can be integrated into, and this includes and is not limited to digital signatures, firewalls, preventing spam and securing virtual environments.

Therefore, this section welcomes paper in the topics mentioned in the list below, and invites authors to submit high-quality research papers on the topics which include (but are not limited to) the following:

• AI integration
• AI Robots
• AI safety
• Anti-Hacking
• Anti-Virus
• Authentication – Encryption
• Digital Signatures
• Firewalls
• Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
• Security Administration
• Security Applications
• Security Management
• Spyware
• Securing the Virtual Environment
• Virtualization Security
• Predicting Malicious Behavior
• Intelligence Techniques in User Identity Management