Section: Dissemination

Promoting Scientific Activities

The CNIL (Commission Nationale Informatique et Liberté) has official recommendations in terms of electronic voting (http://www.cnil.fr/documentation/deliberations/deliberation/accessible/non/delib/249/ ). These recommendations influence the design of e-voting systems that are deployed in France. However, some of the recommendations seem a bit outdated and dedicated to particular classes of systems. Even more importantly, the CNIL recommendations focus on vote privacy but do not say much about verifiability. Véronique Cortier, David Galindo, and Stéphane Glondu have formulated new recommendations, submitted to the CNIL. They have met some CNIL members to discuss how to integrate some of the propositions to the new version of the CNIL recommendations that should appear in 2016.

• Véronique Cortier: HotSpot 2016

• Frédéric Dadeau: AFADL 2015

• Steve Kremer: GRSRD 2015, GRSRD 2016

• Michaël Rusinowitch: IWSPA 2016

• Véronique Cortier: Concur 2015, LICS 2015, POST 2015, EuroS&P 2016, SAC 2016, MFCS 2016, E-VoteID 2016, Concur 2016.

• Christophe Ringeissen: CADE-25, FroCoS 2015, WRLA 2016, UNIF 2016, IJCAR 2016.

• Frédéric Dadeau : AMOST 2015, AFADL 2015, QSR 2015

• Abdessamad Imine : DEXA 2015, ICEIS 2015, DASFAA 2015, DEXA 2016, ICEIS 2016

• Steve Kremer : CSF 2016, AsiaCCS 2016, ACISP 2016, AsiaCCS 2015, ESORICS 2015, FCS 2015, TGC 2015.

• Michaël Rusinowitch: TGC 2015, LPAR 2015, CRISIS 2015, PAS 2015, POST 2016.

• Fabrice Bouquet : AMOST 2015, MODEVVA 2015

• Véronique Cortier: Information & Computation, Journal of Computer Security, ACM Transactions on Information and System Security (TISSEC), Foundations and Trends (FnT) in Security and Privacy.

• Olga Kouchnarenko: Modelling and Analysis of Information Systems (Russian Academy of Science and Springer partnership).