This page is for authors who have had material accepted to present at Security '06. If you wish to submit a paper or deliver a talk at another upcoming USENIX event, please return to the Events Calendar page and select the conference in which you're interested.

Accepted authors, please read this page!
1. Register for the symposium as soon as possible! Registration materials will be online soon. Please note: One author per paper will receive a registration discount of $200. USENIX will offer a complimentary registration upon request.

Traveling to Security '06 from outside of Canada? For full official details on what is required to visit Canada go to the government site located here. For most countries a passport is sufficient.

To enter Canada, U.S. citizens should be prepared to provide either a passport OR a government-issued photo I.D. (e.g., driver's license) as well as a proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate or certificate of citizenship or naturalization. Permanent residents should bring their Permanent Resident Card (green card). Please click here for more information about how to obtain a passport.

2. Electronic versions—PDF and HTML—of your paper and your approval of USENIX's printout of your PDF are due on or before 11 May 2006. This is a firm deadline. Papers not received by that date will not be included in the printed symposium proceedings.

You need no longer send physical copies to the USENIX office. Simply email the PDF and HTML files of your paper and your fax number to jel@usenix.org. We will gladly print the paper in our office and fax you a copy for approval. You should send the consent form by regular mail or fax to the address indicated on the form.

3. Bookmark and/or print the:

Instructions for Accepted Material. See especially Summary of Indispensable Requirements.

Security '06 Consent Form

Checklist for Authors

4. IMPORTANT: Read these instructions on generating PDF from LaTeX and follow them carefully. You will save a lot of time and hassle at the deadline.

5. Need advice about generating HTML? See these Tips for Conversion from LaTeX to HTML.

6. If you wish, make use of these sample first pages (two-column format):

MS Word 97/98

Troff

LaTeX, a style file, and a bibtex file.

Framemaker 6 template and PDF of the template

Problems
If you experience difficulties, please don't hesitate to contact Jane-Ellen Long: jel@usenix.org, 510-528-8649 ext. 14.

If you find yourself in dire straits, please contact your Program Chair, Angelos D. Keromytis, sec06chair@usenix.org.