PROGRAMME Day 2
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Day 2 – Tuesday, 3 August 2010 |
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07:30–08:10 |
Registration |
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08:10-08:20 |
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08:20-09:10 |
Observations on security in large-scale industrial landscapes Keynote address: Dr Andreas Schaad Dr Andreas Schaad’s research interests include workflow- and application-level security as well as distributed systems security in general. He is a member of several ACM and IEEE conference committees in these subject areas. As a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) he (co)authored over 40 international security related publications. He used work for Ernst&Young, London as a systems auditor. Currently Dr Schaad is the Research Program Manager of the SAP Research Security & Trust Group, Germany. |
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09:10-09:50 |
Online privacy, the next battleground Guest speaker: Dominic White This talk will highlight the often-nefarious methods used to gain personal data and the richness of the resulting picture provided. Examples of privacy attacks will be demonstrated, with a focus on arguing a case for online privacy. Finally, recommended business, technical and legislative practices will be discussed to assist end-users, organisations and potential legislators in this field. |
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09:50-10:30 |
Trust in the Information Society - Trends, Challenges, Foresight, Research Topics Guest speaker: Dr Barend Taute - CSIR Meraka Institute This talk about trust will focus on South Africa, with reference to international development. |
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10:30-11:00
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Tea and Poster Demonstrations |
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Poster 1: The Enemy within: Towards an Information Security Awareness Model for SME Engineering Firms Tapiwa Gundu and Stephen Flowerday Poster 2: Appraising User Knowledge on Governing Cyber and Wireless Security in South African’s Diminutive Organizations Nsovo Manganyi and Kennedy Njenga Poster 3: Pluggable Trust Model and Most Trusted Path Determiner System Pedro De Souza, Michael Kohn, Martin Olivier and Kamil Reddy Poster 4: The effectiveness of platform appropriate Web 2.0 tools on user security education Zahra Bulbulia, Craig Blewett and Rosemary Quilling Poster 5: Corporate Forensic Readiness As A Component Of The Information Security Good Practice George Pangalos, Vasilis Kattos, Ioannis Pagkalos and Maria Hassapidou Poster 6: Computer Forensics, the Microsoft way. Using Windows as a forensic tool Etienne Stalmans Poster 7: Security Deployment of VoIP Hlaudi Daniel Masethe |
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11:00-11:40 |
Policy, process and mandate for a successful eCrime/eDiscovery unit in large corporate Guest speaker: Jock Forrester- Information Security Analyst, Standard Bank Large corporate networks are filled with sources of information that may be required to successfully defend or promote the organisations’ position in legal dispute. eCrime can affect an organisation from an internal threat perspective to external attackers attempting to breach the perimeter. In these cases, the organisation needs to able to extract all the information available to it to successfully prosecute offenders. In the case of eDiscovery, the organisation needs to locate information that is relevant to the issue at hand and not, as in the case of eCrime, of finding as much as possible. |
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11:40-12:30 |
Principles of Inference Control Applied to Controlled Query and Update Execution Keynote address: Professor Dr Joachim Biskup Professor Dr Joachim Biskup has joined the program committees of many international conferences, including ICDT, FoIKS, ER, ESORICS and IFIP WG 11.3 Conference on Database and Applications Security. He has been Professor of Computer Science since 1981, and is now at Technische Universität Dortmund, Germany. |
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12:30-13:30 |
Lunch |
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Stream 8 – (Reviewed Papers) |
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13:30-14:00 |
A Conceptual Operational Risk Model for SMEs: Impact on Organisational Information Technology Anass Bayaga and Stephen Flowerday |
A Novel Protocol to Allow Revocation of Votes in a Hybrid Voting System Oliver Spycher and Rolf Haenni |
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14:00-14:30 |
A framework for evaluating IT security investments in a banking environment Eugene Smith and Hennie Kruger |
Agent-Based Host Enumeration and Vulnerability Scanning Using Dynamic Topology Information Ziyad Al-Salloum and Stephen Wolthusen |
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14:30-15:00 |
Towards Security Effectiveness Measurement utilizing Risk-Based Security Assurance Reijo Savola, Heimo Pentikäinen and Moussa Ouedraogo |
Towards an Information Security Framework for Service-oriented Architecture Jacqui Chetty and Marijke Coetzee |
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15:00-15:30 |
Tea and Poster Demonstrations |
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Poster 1: The Enemy within: Towards an Information Security Awareness Model for SME Engineering Firms Tapiwa Gundu and Stephen Flowerday Poster 2: Appraising User Knowledge on Governing Cyber and Wireless Security in South African’s Diminutive Organizations Nsovo Manganyi and Kennedy Njenga Poster 3: Pluggable Trust Model and Most Trusted Path Determiner System Pedro De Souza, Michael Kohn, Martin Olivier and Kamil Reddy Poster 4: The effectiveness of platform appropriate Web 2.0 tools on user security education Zahra Bulbulia, Craig Blewett and Rosemary Quilling Poster 5: Corporate Forensic Readiness As A Component Of The Information Security Good Practice George Pangalos, Vasilis Kattos, Ioannis Pagkalos and Maria Hassapidou Poster 6: Computer Forensics, the Microsoft way. Using Windows as a forensic tool Etienne Stalmans Poster 7: Security Deployment of VoIP Hlaudi Daniel Masethe |
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Cyber crime Session chair:
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15:30–16:00 |
Broadband broadens scope for cyber crime in Africa Marthie Grobler and Joey Jansen van Vuuren |
Deep Packet Inspection – Fear of the Unknown Ryan Goss and Reinhardt Botha |
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16:00-16:30 |
Mobile Security from an Information Warfare Perspective Brett van Niekerk and Manoj Maharaj |
The Cost of Observation for Intrusion Detection: Performance Impact of Concurrent Host Observation Mark M. Seeger, Stephen D. Wolthusen, Christoph Busch and Harald Baier |
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16:30-17:00 |
Common problems faced during the establishment of a CSIRT Marthie Grobler and Harri Bryk |
An investigation and survey of response options for Intrusion Response Systems (IRSs) Nor Badrul Anuar, Maria Papadaki, Steve Furnell and Nathan Clarke |
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19:00-22:00 |
Gala Dinner: Lekgotla Restaurant, Sandton - Africa’s dining room on Nelson Mandela Square. For more information, please see http://www.lekgotla.com/ |
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