7th European Conference on i-Warfare ECIW 2008

Proceedings of
The 6th European Conference on Information Warfare and Security
held at the Defence College of Management and Technology, Shrivenham, UK
2-3 July 2007

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Paper Title	Author(s)	Page
Preface		v
Biographies of Conference Chairs, Programme Chair, Keynote Speaker and Mini-track Chairs		vii
Biographies of contributing authors		viii
Minimizing Network Risk with Application to Critical Infrastructure Protection	Waleed Almannai and Ted Lewis Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USA	1-16
A Proposed Cyber-terrorism SCADA Risk Framework Concept for Australia	Christopher Beggs¹ and Matt Warren² ¹Monash University, Berwick, Victoria, Australia ²Deakin University, Burwood, Victoria Australia	17-26
The Layered Security Model: Analysis of Systems from the Conceptual, Logical and Physical Viewpoints	Clive Blackwell Information Security Group University of London, Egham, UK	27-36
A Roadmap Towards Content Based Information Security	Catharina Candolin¹ and Mikko Kiviharju² ¹The Finnish Defence Forces, Helsinki, Finland ²The Finnish Defence Forces, Riihimäki, Finland	37-46
The Design of Information Security Management Systems for Small-to-Medium Size Enterprises	Elizabeth Coles-Kemp and Richard Overill King’s College London, Strand, London, UK	47-54
Developing Information Security Culture in Small and Medium Size Enterprises: Australian Case Studies	Sneza Dojkovski, Sharman Lichtenstein and Matthew Warren School of Information Systems, Deakin University, Australia	55-66
Fighting Shadows and Ignoring the Elephant: Lessons for PsyOps Strategy from Organisational Responses to Risk and Crisis	Mils Hills Analytic Red LLP, Milton Keynes, UK	67-76
The Forensic Utility of Detecting Disruptive Electromagnetic Interference	Richard Hoad¹ and Iain Sutherland² ¹QinetiQ Ltd, Cody Technology Park, Farnborough, UK ²University of Glamorgan, Pontypridd, Wales	77-88
Strategically Leading for Identity in War on Terror– The Transformation and Meaning (Lessness) of Motivation in Western Male Militarized Culture	Aki-Maur Huhtinen National Defence University, Helsinki, Finland	89-98
Lethal Mutation Versus Messianic Singularity: “A New Multidimensional Perspective on the Reciprocal Function of Digital Information Technologies as Offensive and Defensive Weapon Systems.”	Berg Hyacinthe¹, Mourad Debbabi², Abdeslem Boukhtouta³, Zia Hayat⁴ and Yves Anglade⁵ ¹Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, USA ²Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada ³Defence Research and Development Canada, Quebec, Canada ⁴BAE systems, UK ⁵Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, Florida USA	99-108
Security Policies: Making it Work	Anushia Inthiran and Andrew Seddon University College of Technology and Innovation, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	109-114
Digital Anti Forensics: Tools and Approaches	Hamid Jahankhani¹, Bouras Anastasios¹ and `Kenneth Revett²` ¹University of East London, UK ²`University of Westminster, UK`	115-120
The Role of Dynamic Security Policy in Military Scenarios	Helge Janicke¹ and Linda Finch² ¹De Montfort University, Leicester, UK ²General Dynamics United Kingdom Limited, Newbridge, UK	121-130
Critical Infrastructure Protection –Developments Since the Inception of the Concept	Andrew Jones BT Security Research Centre, UK Edith Cowan University, Austraila	131-138
A Novel Approach to Offline Signature Verification using Gaussian Empirical Rule	Dakshina Ranjan Kisku, Ajita Rattani and Phalguni Gupta Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India	139-150
Simplifying Security Management of Cross-Organisation Collaborative Decision Making	Ulrich Lang and Rudolf Schreiner Object Security Ltd., St John’s Innovation Centre, Cambridge, UK	151-162
Development of Command and Control in Air Force – Transformation or Gradual Evolution	Martti Lehto¹ and Pertti Kuokkanen² ¹Finnish Air Force Headquarters,Tikkakoski, Finland ²Defence Command Finland Helsinki, Finland	163-170
A Subliminal Channel Scheme Based on Random Numbers Approximation Sequence	Gang Luo¹, Xing-ming Sun^1,2, and Jun-wei Huang¹ ¹Hunan University, Changsha, China ²University College London, London, UK	171-180
The Role of Knowledge Centres in Information Warfare	Károly Nagy The Hungarian Prime minister’s Office, Budapest	181-186
Body Movement Identification (BMI)	Dan Ophir, Itzhak Schlissel and Benyamin Tamir Faculty of Scientific Studies, the College of Judea and Samaria, Ariel, Israel	187-196
A Flexible Threat Model for Computer Based Systems	Venkat Pothamsetty Critical Infrastructure Assurance Group, Cisco Systems ,Austin, Texas, USA	197-206
Benchmarks for Critical Infrastructure Systems Modelling	Graeme Pye and Matthew Warren School of Information Systems, Deakin University, Geelong, Australia	207-216
An Investigation into the Suitability of Unidirectional Networks for use in e-Commerce Security	Vanja Radjenovich and Jill Slay University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes, South Australia	217-226
Scenario Analysis using Out-of-Line Firewall Evaluation Framework	Lionel Saliou, William Buchanan, Jamie Graves, and Jose Munoz Napier University,Edinburgh, UK	227-236
Hybrid Intelligent Intrusion Detection/Prevention System using Fuzzylogic and Data Mining	Bharanidharan Shanmugam and Norbik Bashah Idris University Teknology, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	237-244
An Intrusion Detection Countermeasure for 4th-Generation TLB-Assisted Rootkits and Self-Hashing Attacks	Dave Sharp and Carlisle Adams University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada	245-252
Greater is our Terror of the Unknown the Diasporic Internet Networks and their Inference with Global Security	Marina Shorer-Zeltser and Galit . Ben-Israel Institute for Identity research in Media and Politics, Israel	253-262
SQL Infections Through RFID	Anthonius Sulaiman, Vignesh Venkataramana, Srinivas Mukkamala and Andrew Sung Institute for Complex Additive Systems Analysis, NM, USA	263-272
Information Technologies for the Information Agent	Sérgio Tenreiro de Magalhães¹, Henrique Santos¹, Leonel Duarte Santos¹, Kenneth Revett² and Paulo Viegas Nunes³ ¹University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal ²University of Westminster, London, UK ³Military Academy Research Center (CINAMIL), Lisboa, Portugal	273-280
Malicious Software and System Damages: Is There a Case for Liability of Software Vendors?	Theodore Tryfonas, Paul Owen and Paula Thomas Faculty of Advanced Technology, University of Glamorgan, U K	281-290
Network Forensics of SSL/TLS Encrypted Channels	Meng-Da Wu and Stephen Wolthusen Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK	291-302
Lexical Natural Language Steganography Systems with Human Interaction	Brecht Wyseur, Karel Wouters and Bart Preneel K.U. Leuven, Heverlee, Belgium	303-312
Experential Operations: An Information-Based Operational Management Approach for Managing National Security Operations	Ken Webb Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia	313-320
Public Key Usage Model in Converge Network	Lee Fueng Yap¹ and Andy Jones²³ ¹British Telecommunications plc., Asian Research Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ²British Telecommunications plc., Security Research Centre, Ipswich, UK ³Adjunct, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia	321-326
Investigating the Evasion-Resilience of Network Intrusion Detection Systems	JarleYtreberg and Maria Papadaki University of Plymouth, Plymouth, UK	327-334
Identifying Computers Hidden Behind a NAT using Machine Learning Techniques	Ori Zakin, Metal Levi, Yuval Elovici, Lior Rockach, Nir Shafrir, Guy Sinter and Ofer Pen Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel	335-340
NATO's war on Terror and the Electronic Medium: A Retrospective Analysis on Combating Terrorist Iinsurgence	Marios-Panagiotis Efthymiopoulos¹ and Josef Demergis² ¹University of Crete, Greece ²University of Macedonia, Greece,	341-348
Corporate Data Loss at Thirty Thousand feet	Grigorios Fragkos, Iain Sutherland, and Konstantinos Xynos University of Glamorgan, Wales	Abstract only