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2005

4th European Conference on Information Warfare and Security, University of Glamorgan, UK, 11-12 July 2005Academic Conferences Limited, Reading, UK, 2005.

Governance Principles for Sharing Information in the Network Enabled Capability (NEC) EnvironmentDebi Ashenden. eciw 2005: 1-8

Data Unification and Data Fusion of Intrusion Detection Logs in a Network Centric EnvironmentNikolaos Avourdiadis, Andrew Blyth. eciw 2005: 9-20

Incorporating Security Requirements Into the Software Development ProcessTheodoros Balopoulos, Stelios Dritsas, Lazaros Gymnopoulos, Maria Karyda, Spyros Kokolakis, Stefanos Gritzalis. eciw 2005: 21-28

Securing Against the Possibility of an Improbable Event: Concepts for Managing Predictable Threats and Normal CompromisesRichard Baskerville, Robert Sainsbury. eciw 2005: 29-38

Development of a Zero-Skills Forensic Laptop Registration and Identification ToolBarry Blundell, Huang Xiao Dong, Jill Slay, Benjamin Turnbull, Tom Wilsdon. eciw 2005: 39-46

Agent-based Forensic Investigations with an Integrated FrameworkWilliam J. Buchanan, Jamie Graves, Lionel Saliou, H. Al Sebea, Nikos Migas. eciw 2005: 47-52

An Approach for Critical Information Infrastructure ProtectionT. B. Busuttil, Matthew J. Warren. eciw 2005: 53-62

Securing the Infrastructure in Information OperationsCatharina Candolin. eciw 2005: 63-72

Content Analysis as a Tool of Information WarfareGeoffrey Darnton. eciw 2005: 73-82

Is NATO in Need of a Renewed Security Concept?Marios Panagiotis Efthymiopoulos. eciw 2005: 83-90

Architecture for Near Real-Time Threat Assessment Using IDS DataGrigorios Fragkos, Andrew Blyth. eciw 2005: 91-98

The use of Computers Idle-Time and Parallel Processing Over a Network to Perform Password Threat AssessmentGrigorios Fragkos, Konstantinos Xynos, Andrew Blyth. eciw 2005: 99-106

Introducing Ontology-based Security Policy Management in the GridLazaros Gymnopoulos, Stefanos Gritzalis. eciw 2005: 107-116

Electromagnetic (EM) Susceptibility of information Systems - The Need for Em DetectionRichard Hoad, Andrew Blyth. eciw 2005: 117-128

Analysis of Information Security Risks: Policy for Protection Through to ImplementationKay Hughes, Simon R. Wiseman. eciw 2005: 129-140

Pre-emptive Military Action: The Fight for Recipients - War as a Part of Story Society Created by the MediaAki-Mauri Huhtinen. eciw 2005: 141-150

The Will and Information OperationsWilliam Hutchinson. eciw 2005: 151-156

Finite Field Parallel Multiplier for FPGALory Kimsoeun, Takakazu Kurokawa, Keisuke Iwai. eciw 2005: 157-164

Risk Consequence Analysis as a Part of Anticipatory Decision-Making Using a Bayesian NetworkPertti Kuokkanen. eciw 2005: 165-174

Common Operational Picture, Situation Awareness and Information OperationsRauno Kuusisto, Tuija Kuusisto, Leigh Armistead. eciw 2005: 175-186

Information Needs of Strategic Level Decision-Makers in Crisis SituationsTuija Kuusisto, Rauno Kuusisto, Terhi Yliniemi. eciw 2005: 187-194

The Evolution of US Military Conceptions of Information Warfare and Information Operations, 1979-2004: An Initial ReportTara Leweling, Ron Walters. eciw 2005: 195-204

An Evaluation Framework for the Analysis of Covert Channels in the TCP/IP Protocol SuiteDavid Llamas, Alan Miller, Colin Allison. eciw 2005: 205-214

The Threat Response Spy Files: A Case Study About an Arms Manufacturer, a Private Intelligence Company and Many InfiltratorsEveline Lubbers. eciw 2005: 215-224

Windows Event Logs and Their Forensic UsefulnessVivienne Mee, Iain Sutherland. eciw 2005: 225-238

Phish or Treat? Understanding the Tactics and Responses to Electronic Identity Theft on the InternetEvangelos Moustakas, Penny Duquenoy, C. Ranganathan. eciw 2005: 239-248

Australian Commercial - Critical Infrastructure Management ProtectionGraeme Pye, Matthew J. Warren. eciw 2005: 249-360

Targeting a Warlord - The Challenges of Information Operations in AfghanistanJari Rantapelkonen. eciw 2005: 261-270

A Two-Tier Intrusion Detection System for Mobile Ad Hoc NetworksShukor A. Razak, Steven Furnell, Phillip J. Brooke. eciw 2005: 271-280

Visualisation Techniques: Their Application Within Unified Intrusion Detection Systems DataHuw Read, Andrew Blyth. eciw 2005: 281-292

Inside and out? The Information Security Threat From InsidersRobert Rowlingson. eciw 2005: 293-302

Novel Framework for Automated Security Abstraction, Modelling, Implementation and VerificationLionel Saliou, William J. Buchanan, Jamie Graves, Jose Munoz. eciw 2005: 303-312

Security in Symbian Smartphones: Threats, Needed Functionalities and Existing ImplementationsVille Salmensuu, Joakim Koskela, Teemupekka Virtanen. eciw 2005: 313-324

Information Operations Education: Lessons Learned from Information AssuranceCorey D. Schou, Dan Kuehl, Leigh Armistead. eciw 2005: 325-334

Technical Comparison of Domain Keys and Sender IDPekka Sillanpää, Mikko Voipio, Teemupekka Virtanen. eciw 2005: 335-344

The use of Balanced Scorecards for Information SecurityMichael Stubbings. eciw 2005: 345-354

Distribution of Offensive Material Over Computer Networks: A Research AgendaTheodore Tryfonas, Vivienne Mee, Iain Sutherland, Paula Thomas. eciw 2005: 355-362

Issues Relating to the Forensics Analysis of PDA and Telephony (PDAT) Enabled DevicesCraig Valli. eciw 2005: 363-368

Analyzing Threat Agents and Their AttributesStilianos Vidalis, Andrew Jones. eciw 2005: 369-380

Mail Stream Analysis Using Self-Organizing MapMikko Voipio. eciw 2005: 381-390

Is There a Need for Enhancing National Security Against Terrorists Conducting Information Warfare? A Confident Performance for Australia ContextKen Webb. eciw 2005: 391-400

Where are the Policies for PDA Usage in the Australian Healthcare Environment?Patricia A. H. Williams. eciw 2005: 401-408

Towards A Validation Framework for Forensic Computing Tools in AustraliaTom Wilsdon, Jill Slay. eciw 2005: 409-414

Information Security Culture and LeadershipOmar Zakaria. eciw 2005: 415

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