FINAL PROGRAMME
 










DAY 2             DAY 3

Day 1 – Monday, 6 July 2009

07:30–09:00

Registration

 

Session chair: Marijke Coetzee

09:00-09:10

Welcome address: Prof Hein Venter, Conference Co-chair, University of Pretoria

09:10-09:50

Security Metrics -- how and where they can be used?

Plenary session: Guest speaker - Reijo Savola,

Network and information security research coordinator, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

09:50-10:30

The DST funded Information Security Centre of Competence (ISCoC)

Dr Barend Taute - CSIR  Meraka Institute

The talk addresses the Centre of Competence concept and focus areas, initial projects, initial results of an audit of South African tertiary education and research, opportunities for cooperation in the National System of Innovation.

10:30-11:00 

Tea 

 

Session chair: Marijke Coetzee

11:00-11:45

Panel Discussion:  An Information Security Research Agenda for South Africa

Panel Facilitator: Dr Barend Taute - CSIR  Meraka Institute

Panel members: tbc

This discussion will address the concept and objectives of a national research agenda to lead to new innovations, touch on introductory ideas and provide an open forum discussion to identify key topics for a national information security research agenda

11:45-12:30

Teaching and Timing

Marco SlavieroSensePost

This talk will discuss the gap between industry and academia in the security arena with an emphasis on real world examples and scenarios.

12:30-13:30 

Lunch 

 

Stream 1 –
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Reviewed Papers)

Stream 2 –
(Reviewed Papers)

Stream 3

(Research in Progress)

 

Digital forensics
Session chair: Jacqui Chetty

Organisational security

Session chair: Johan van Niekerk

 

Session chair: Michael Köhn

 

13:30-14:00

A theoretical approach to live forensic acquisition.

Marthie Grobler and Basie von Solms

BC3I – Towards requirements specification for preparing an information security budget.

Moses Dlamini, Mariki Eloff, Jan Eloff and Karin Hohne

A Proof of Concept Implementation of a Secure E-Commerce Authentication Scheme

Carolin Latze, Andreas Ruppen and Ulrich Ultes-Nitsche

Usage Control Policy Enforcement in OpenOffice.org and Information Flow

Christian Schaefer, Thomas Walter, Matus Harvan and Alexander Pretschner

14:00-14:30

A high-level overview for Digital Forensics.

Cornelia Grobler and Buks Louwrens

Identification of Basic Measurable Security Components in Software-Intensive Systems.

Reijo Savola

 

The design of a logical traffic isolation forensic model.

Innocentia Dlamini and Martin Olivier

14:30-15:00

The design of a Wireless Forensic Readiness model (WFRM).

Sipho Josia Ngobeni and Hein Venter

Discussing e-government maturity models for the developing world.

Geoffrey Karokola and Louise Yngström

Methodology for considering environments and culture in developing information security systems.

Jeffy Mwakalinga, Stewart Kowalski and Louise Yngström

The state of art of spam and anti-spam strategies and a possible solution using digital forensics.

Franscois Ruan Van Staden and Hein Venter

15:00-15:30

Tea 

 

Stream 4
(
Reviewed Papers)

Stream 5
(Reviewed Papers)

Stream 6 Security
(Research in Progress)

 

Network security
Session chair: Jacqui Chetty

Organisational security

Session chair: Namosha Veerasamy

Session chair: Kamil Reddy

15:30–16:00 

Investigating the effect of Genetic Algorithms on filter optimisation within fast packet classifiers.

Alastair Nottingham and Barry Irwin

A Framework for Web Services Security Policy Negotiation.

Tristan Lavarack and Marijke Coetzee

 

The design of a comprehensive Information Security Policy.

Sipho Josia Ngobeni and Martha Maria Grobler

Concealing the Medicine: Information Security Education through Game Play Thomas Monk, Johan van Niekerk and Rossouw von Solms

16:00-16:30

Help us! We want to be ‘e-secured’: digital banking customers’ security needs in South Africa.

Arthur Goldstuck and Rabelani Dagada

How appropriate is k-anonymity for addressing the conflict between privacy and information utility in microdata anonymisation?

Marek P. Zielinski and Martin S. Olivier

Management, Processing and Analysis of Cryptographic Network Protocols

Bradley Cowie, Barry Irwin and Richard Barnett

Mobile Computing / Communications Security Research at CSIR/MDS-IS
Anna BAdimo and Fisseha Mekuria

16:30-17:00

An examination of the Generic Exploit Prevention Mechanisms on Apple's Leopard Operating System.

Haroon Meer

An analysis of authentication for passive RFID tags.

Gregory Smith and Marijke Coetzee

 

18:00-19:00

Transport from hotels and arrival at Gala Dinner - Pre-dinner drinks

19:00-22:00

Gala Dinner: Moyo Zoo Lake, Johannesburg – an African cusine experience! For more information, please see http://www.moyo.co.za/content.asp?subID=8 

22:00

Transport back to hotels (only if you require transport as indicated on your registration form)