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Special Issue on Security of Wireless Communication Systems

Wireless communication weaknesses are on the increase due to emergence of advanced services, the need of roaming, and the large deployment of mobile technologies. This has created challenging issues in the security of wireless systems and applications operating in wireless environments. The objective of the special issue is to seek for the development of new techniques, models and theories that help for a better protection of the mobile and wireless communication systems; assess and enhance the level of security of the current wireless communication systems, services and networks; promote new techniques, such as digital investigation, multimedia protection, risk analysis, and detection and response to incidents, that are able to provide a panoply of security services. This special issue focuses on the best developments, presented at The Workshop on Wireless Communication Systems (SWCS 2008), that allow building robust wireless services and infrastructures. The workshop objective is to bring together researchers from research and industrial communities contributing to the protection and robustness of wireless networking, mesh networking, cryptosystems, and survivability techniques, with the goal of evolving security techniques for wireless networks. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: