8th European Conference on i-Warfare ECIW 2009

Abstracts Selected for Submission as Full Papers

The following is a list of abstracts selected by the programme committee for submission as full papers. To maintain the integrity of the blind review process, authors are listed alphabetically by lead author surname and abstract titles listed separately in no particular order.

You can see an outline programme on the programme page.

Author names in alphabetical order (by lead author)
Abdul Wahab Ainuddin Wahid, Johan Briffa, George Schaathun and Anthony TS Ho, University of Surrey, UK	Kawamura Kazunori, Keisuke Iwai and Takakazu Kurokawa, National Defence Academy of Japan Japan
Bhattacharyya Arundhati, DRDO INDIA, Chandan Mazumdar, Jadavpur University and Vijay Kumar, Saraswat DRDO, India	Kivimaa Jyri, NATO CCD CoE Estonia
Blackwell Clive, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK	Kwecka Zbigniew, William J. Buchanan and Duncan Spiers Napier University, UK
Bryant Ian and Andrea Rigoni, Booze and Company, Italy	Lebel Udi, Sapir College and Ariel University Center, Israel
Cerin Biljana, S&T Croatia	Mahmoud Abd Alla Hanan, KSU Saudi Arabia
Chullasang Nawarat and Nittaya Wongpinunwatana, Thammasat University, Thailand	Martins José, Academia Militar, Henrique Santos Universidade do Minho and Paulo Nunes, Academia Militar, Portugal
Clarke Nathan, Tarik Ibrahim, Steven Furnell and Maria Papadaki, University of Plymouth, UK	Warren Matthew, Deakin Univeristy Australia Leitch Shona Deakin Univeristy Australia
Cruz Tiago, Thiago Leite, Patrício Baptista and Rui Vilão, CISUC - DEI, University of Coimbra, Portugal	Mendonça António and Isabel Ramos, Universidade do Minho Portugal
Custódio Jorge, CITI - DI/FCT/UNL/PT Portugal	Milne Don and David Goodwin, Buckinghamshire New University, UK
Davies Gareth, Iain Sutherland and Huw Read, University of Glamorgan, UK	Mishra Durgesh and Manohar Chandwani, Institute of Engineering and Technology, India
Efthymiopoulos Marios Panagiotis, Strategyinternational.org, Greece	MS Anoop, Tata Elsi Ltd, India
El Kettani Mohamed Dafir, ENSIAS - University Mohammed V-Souissi and Taieb Debbagh, Department of Post Telecommunication and IT - Ministry of Industry, Commerce and New Technologies Morocco	Olumide Longe, Yetunde Folajimi, Ibidan University and Charity Okpalugo Benson, Idahosa University, Benin City, Nigeria
El-moussa Fadi, Parmindher Mudhar and Andy Jones BT (British Telecom.) UK	Ottis Rain, Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence Estonia
Etsebeth Verine, Edward Nathan Sonnenberg Attorneys, South Africa	Paas Evert, Estonian Defence Forces Estonia
Filiol Eric, ESIEA - Operational Virology and Cryptology Lab, France	Pereira Teresa, Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo/Superior School of Business Studies and Henrique Santos, University of Minho, Portugal
Finch Linda, General Dynamics United Kingdom Ltd, Gwent and Kenneth Lever, Cardiff University, UK	Perry Nuno, CIIWAC and Paulo Nunes, CIIWAC and Centro de Investigação da Academia Militar, Portugal
Geers Kenneth, Cyber Centre of Ecellence, NCIS Estonia	Podins Karlis, Cooperative Cyber Defence Center of Excellence Estonia
hnin chawsu, MTU Myanmar tun myat aung Ministry of Science and Technology, Myanmar	Pye Graeme and Matthew Warren, Deakin University, Australia
Huhtinen Aki, Finnish Defence Forces, Finland	Read Huw, Iain Sutherland and Gareth Davies, University of Glamorgan, UK
Huhtinen Aki, and Jari Rantapelkonen, Finnish Defence Forces, Finland	Rosário Nuno and Paulo Nunes, Portuguese Army, Portugal
Ijeh Anthony, David Preston and Chris Imafidon, University of East London, UK	Saarelainen Tapio and Jorma Jormakk,a National Defence University, Finland
Ilvonen Ilona, Tampere University of Technology, Finland	Saarelainen Tapio, National Defence University Finland
Jelen Jonatan, Parsons The New School for Design-School of Design Strategies, USA and Marko Kolakovic, School of Economics and Business ,Croatia	Saliou Lionel, William J. Buchanan, Julien Corisni and Jamie Graves, Napier University, UK
Kanno Tetsutarou, Keisuke Iwai and Takakazu Kurokawa, National Defence Academy of Japan	Singh Jaspreet, Ernst and Young India
Kärkkäinen Anssi and Catharina Candolin, Defence Command Finland	Tenreiro de Magalhães Sérgio, Pedro Pereira, Cristina Sousa, Universidade Católica Portuguesa and Henrique Santos, Universidade do Minho, Portugal

Mini Track on Cyberwarfare	Mini track on Network Enabled Operations
Open Source Tools for Network Security Assessment	Network Centric Operations; The SIVICC Case Study
Managing information and knowledge to improve diplomacy effectiveness	NEO thinks EBO - A way to shape perceptions
Does anyone really care about ‘kiddie scripters’
Mini track on Messy Wars
Information War – Messy War
Postmodern way to see a War.
Creating an Offensive Cyber Capability for a Nation State

Abstract Titles (in no particular order)
A Framework for Sharing Critical and Timely Information Amongst Disparate Parties	Information security policies in small Finnish companies
A National RACI chart for an Interoperable "National Cyber Security" Framework	Information Security Trust Models in small medium enterprises
A real-time robust decision support system for networking centric warfare	Intelligence gathering from social networking sites
A Secured Multi-Party Computational Protocol to protect cyberspace for Defense Applications	Markov Process Based Steganalysis by Using Second-Step Conditional Probability Matri
Aggravating Wireless Network Security Protocols	Meeting the Insider Threat systematically with a Novel Security Architecture
An Ontology Based Approach to Semantically Structure Data in Security Information Systems	Motion Estimation Analysis for Unsupervised Training for Lip Reading User Authentication Systems
Application and Analysis of Privacy Enhancing Technologies Based on Commutative Cryptosystems	Multilevel Security in a Network-Centric Environment
Applying a cost optimizing model for IT security	Networks for Confusion and Diffusion
Assessing the Usability of Personal Internet Security Tools	On the Readiness of IT security personnel
Breaking through the walls of information security mismanagement	Operational aspects of cyberwarfare or cyber-terrorist attacks; what a truly devastating attack could do
Business Continuity Planning - A practical prespective	Outsourcing Geofencing security risks in Malaysia
Cellular warfare	politics of bereavement
Challenging Nato's Security Operations: Electronic Warfare and Cyberdefense	RFID : The Real Big Brother?
Computer aided warriors for future battlefieldsCOMPUTER AIDED WARRIORS FOR FUTURE BATTELFIELDS	Secure Embedded System Design - Network security protocol and hardware key management methods
CPA against AES on SASEBO	Security Analysis and Modelling Framework for Critical Infrastructure Systems
Cyberspace and the Changing Nature of Warfare	Security Framework for Information Systems
Distributed Digital Footprints; Finding the evidence trail.	Supply Chain Management Security; The Weak Link of Australian Critical Infrastructure Protection
From Visible to Discreet and Interactive Management – Controlling in a Military Organisation in the Information Battle Space	Tamper Resistance of contactless IC card to Side-channel attacks
Getting through the walls of information security mismanagement	Taxonomy of SIP Attacks and Countermeasures
How to Cooperatively Improve Broadband Security	The Dark Side of Comple
Implementing poker strategies and tactics in military decision making	War of Words – Nigerian 419 E-mailers Versus Bayesian Spam Filters
Individual factors impact on pirating digital media in Thailand	White Force Tracking (WFT)
Information Security Governance - realising the promise, managing the threat

Publication opportunity

Papers accepted for the conference will be published in the conference proceedings, subject to author registration. The proceedings for this conference are listed on the Thomson Reuters ISI Index to Scientific and Technical Proceedings (ISTP/ISI Proceedings), the Thomson Reuters ISI Index to Social Sciences & Humanities Proceedings (ISSHP) and the Thomson Reuters ISI Index to Social Sciences & Humanities Proceedings (ISSHP/ISI Proceedings).

Selected papers from the Conference will be considered for publication in a special issue of the Journal of Information Warfare: http://www.jinfowar.com .

Additionally, selected papers from the conference will be considered for publication in the International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics published by Inderscience UK (ISSN:1751-1911X)

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updated 10 February 2009