ACM CCS Topic Selection
Evaluates security research fit for ACM CCS, refines threat models, and routes projects to appropriate top-tier cybersecurity venues.
CCS Topic Selection assists researchers and cybersecurity authors in evaluating whether a project aligns with ACM CCS expectations or is better suited for venues like IEEE S&P, USENIX Security, NDSS, PETS, or CRYPTO. The skill helps identify core contribution types (attacks, defenses, protocols, or measurement studies), sharpens concrete threat models and attacker bounds, flags major rejection risks, and ensures work meets the 12-page sigconf evidence bar before writing begins.
주요 기능
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02Evaluates research fit across ACM CCS, IEEE S&P, USENIX Security, NDSS, and PETS
03Provides structured output reports with clear venue routing and next actions
04Classifies security contribution types to align with reviewer evidence expectations
05Identifies top rejection risks including novelty, ethics, scope, and evidence gaps
06Sharpens concrete attacker capabilities, knowledge, and adversarial threat models
사용 사례
01Assessing whether a security artifact meets ACM CCS evidence and page requirements
02Selecting the ideal security conference before drafting a research manuscript
03Refining adversarial threat models to withstand peer review critique