Conference Programme

The conference programme is given below.

Section 1 Shows Thursday 1 July Streams A through D

Section 2 Shows Friday 2 July Streams A through D

Wednesday 30 June 2010
Pre-conference registration and welcome meeting (Until 1930)
Thursday 1 July 2010
Registration and coffee
Room: Welcome from the conference chair:
Keynote address: Kevin Henry, Ottawa, Canada
Conference splits into streams
Room: Stream A: Legal and Ethical issues Chair: Martti Lehto	Room: Stream B: Network Security Chair: Iain Sutherland	Room: Stream C: Mini track on The role of the Enemy in war propaganda Chair: Marja Vuorinen	Room: Stream D: Mini Track on Cyber Conflict Chair: Rain Ottis
Duty to Assist Locating and Prosecuting Cyber Attackers - New Standard for State Responsibility? Tikk Eneken, CCD COE, Estonia	Hacking for Fun and Education: eLearning on Network Security Ott Alexander and Richard Sethmann, University of Applied Sciences, Bremen, Germany	She Wolves And Russian Brides - Women Enemies In War Propaganda Lintunen Tiina, University of Turku, Finland	Towards Reversible Cyberattacks Rowe Neil, US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterray, CA, USA
War and Ethics in Cyberspace: Cyber-Conflict and Just War Theory Liaropoulos Andrew, University of Piraeus, Greece	Motivation and Requirements for Determining a Network Warfare Capability Veerasamy Namosha and Jan Eloff, University of Pretoria, South Africa	"Mein Kampf" Revisited: Enemy Images as Inversions of the Self Vuorinen Marja, University of Helsinki, Finland	Proactive Defense Tactics Against On-Line Cyber Militia Ottis Rain, Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCD COE), Estonia
Legal Issues and Challenges Involved in Cyber World Business Bhatambrekar Shubhangi Sunil, Modern College, Ganeshkhind, Pune, India (Research-in-progress)	Novel Information Sharing Syntax for Data Sharing between Police and Community Partners, using Role-based Security Uthmani Omair, William Buchanan, Alistair Lawson, Christoph Thuemnler, Lu Fan, Edinburgh Napier University, Russell Scott, Anne Lavery, Scottish Police College and Chris Mooney, Glasgow Community and Safety Services, UK (Research-in-Progress)	Ridiculing the Demon: The Comical Image of Lazy, Stupid, Ineffective, Helpless, Uncultured Russians during the Winter War 1939–1940 in Finland Vares Vesa, University of Turku, Finland	Cyber Warfare: Virtual War Between Virtual Societies Tsirigotis Anthimos-Alexadros, Hellenic Airforce, Athens, Greece (Research-in-Progress)
*Lunch*	*Lunch*	*Lunch*	*Lunch*
Room: Stream A: Cyber Defence and Cyber Crime Chair: Theodosios Tsiakis	Room: Stream B: Information Security Chair: Ulrike Hugl	Room: Stream C: Mini track on The role of the Enemy in war propaganda Chair: Marja Vuorinen	Room: Stream D: Mini Track on Cyber Conflict Chair: Rain Ottis
Towards a Risk Management Based Approach for Protecting Internet Conversations Michalopoulos Dimitrios, Ioannis Mavridis, University of Macedonia and Vasileios Vitsas, Alexander Technological Educational Institute of Thessalonki, Greece	Electronic Digital Passport as a Means of Partial Response to the Lack of Intelligence in the Field of Border Control Bligh Alexander, Ariel University Center, Israel	Exploiting the Hutu/Tutsi Divide: The Relationship Between Extremist Propaganda and Genocide in Rwanda Gendron Sarah, Marquette University, Milwaukee, USA	Cyber Antagonism Between Hacker Groups Develops New Challenges Heickerö Roland, Swedish Defence Research Agency FOI, Stockholm, Sweden
Analysis of Malicious Affiliate Network Activity as a Test Case for an Investigatory Framework Miehling Mathew, William Buchanan, John Old, Edinburgh Napier University, Alan Batey, Computer Crime Unit, Northumbria Police and Arshad Rahman, Finanacial Services Authority, London, UK	How the Pride Attacks Al-Fedaghi Sabah, Kuwait University, Kuwait	The Struggle for Upper Moral Hand - the PSYOP Campaign in the Gaza War of 2008 Schleifer Ron, Ariel University Center, Israel (Academic, Propoganda) IW-023 Presentation only	Proactive Offensive Cyber Warfare Initiative: An Expert System Framework Rohret David, Computer Sciences Corporation, San Antonio, USA (Research-in-Progress)
*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*
Room: Stream A: Intrusion Detection Chair: Andrew Liarapolis	Room: Stream B: Information Security Chair: Alexander Bligh	Room: Stream C: Deception Chair: Sarah Gendron	Room: Stream D: Smart Cards and Identity Cards Chair: Neil Rowe
Towards a Framework for the Generation of Enhanced Attack and Background Network Traffic for Evaluation of Network-based Intrusion Detection Systems Lo Owen, Jamie Graves and William Buchanan, Edinburgh Napier University, UK	The Malicious Insider Problem: An Integrated View on Individual, Organizational and Contextual Influencing Factors Hugl Ulrike, University of Innsbruck, Austria	Future Requirements for Deception in Naval Defence Kostis Theodoros, Athanasios Goudosis, University of the Aegean, Konstantinos Galanis, Ethnodata S.A. and Ioannis Koukos, Hellenic Naval Academy, Greece	Smart Cards, the Invisible Bullets Guyot Vincent, ESIEA, Paris, France
Behavioural Profiling for Impostor Detection in Mobile Networks Zincir Ibrahim, Steven Furnell and Andy Phippen, University of Plymouth, UK	Information Security Education in the Greek Universities and Technological Education Institutes Tsiakis Theodosios, Technological Educational Institute of Kozani, Greece	Zero-Sum Games of Deception Braynov Sviatoslav, University of Illinois at Springfield, USA	Sniffing with the Portuguese Identify Card for Fun and Profit Crocker Paul and Vasco Niko, University of Beira Interior and Simao Melo de Sousa, Telecommunications Covilha, Portugal
Room: Panel discussion: The role of intelligence in contemporary security challenges: drawing on operations in Somalia, anti-terrorist operations etc.
Close of conference day	Close of conference day	Close of conference day	Close of conference day

Conference Dinner at B.restaurant, located at the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki

Friday 2 July 2010
Room: Keynote address: Vasilios Katos, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece Satellite Transmission Security
*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*	*Refreshments*
Room: Stream A: Technical issues Chair: Svet Braynov	Room: Stream B: Mini Track on Changing security environment: From Nation States to Corporation Security Chairs: Aki-Mauri Huhtinen and Kari Laitinen	Room: Stream C: Critical Infrastructures Chair: Evan Demskey	Room: Stream D: Mini Track on Manage and implement security strategies and issues at enterprise levels Chair: Pertti Kuokkanen
Detecting XML Data Irregularities by Means of Lexical Analysis and Parsing Kotze Dirk and Martin Olivier, University of Pretoria, South Africa	How to Grasp Emerging Futures of Information Wars Keskinen Auli, National Defence University, Helsinki, Finland	An Applied Framework for Modelling a Critical Infrastructure System Incident Pye Graeme and Matthew Warren, Deakin University, Geelong, Australia	Operations Management of Information Security at Enterprise Levels Kuokkanen Pertti, Defence Command Finland
Reconfigurable Radio Systems: Towards Secure Collaboration for Peace Support and Public Safety Sigholm Johan, Swedish National Defence College, Stockholm, Sweden (Research-in-progress)	Changing Security Speech and Environment: From Nation States to Corporation Security Huhtinen Aki-Mauri, Finnish National Defence University and Kari Laitinen, Police College of Finland	An Alerting System for Interdependent Critical Infrastructures Simoes Paulo, University of Coimbra, Portugal, Paolo Capodieci, Selex Communications S.p.A., Michele Minicino, E. Ciancamerla, ENEA, S. Panzieri, Università di Roma Tre, M. Castrucci, University of Rome – La Sapienza, Italy and Leonid Lev, Israel Electric Corp., Israel	The Necessity of Implementing a Long-term Security Strategy in Public Administration Organizations from Romania Petrescu Marius, Ionut Barbu, Gabriela Popa and Ofelia-Valentina Robescu, Valahia University from Targoviste, Romania
BinThavro: Towards a Useful and Fast Tool for Goodware and Malware Analysis Caillat Benjamin, Anthony Desnos and Robert Erra, ESIEA, France (Practitioner paper)	The Way of Warfare in Three Possible Worlds – From Art of War to Information Warfare Huhtinen Aki-Mauri, Finnish National Defence University, Helsinki, Finland	Development of a Supply Chain Management Security Risk Management Method: A Conceptual Model Warren Matthew and Shona Leitch, Deakin Univeristy, Melbourne, Australia	A Conceptual Model Approach to Manage and Audit Information Systems Security Pereira Teresa, Superior School of Business Studies Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo and Henrique Santos, University of Minho, Guimaraes, Portugal (Research-in-Progress)
*Lunch*	*Lunch*	*Lunch*	*Lunch*
Room: Stream A: Steganography Chair: Paul Crocker	Room: Stream B: Cyber Defence and Cyber Crime Chair: Paulo Simoes	Room: Stream C: Mini Track on Managing and implementing security strategies at enterprise levels Chair: Pertti Kuokkanen	Room: Stream D:Mini Track on Technical Intelligence gathering and Counterfeiting Chair: Eric Filiol
Information Warfare in Greece and Rome: Cybertography and Steganography Dembskey Evan, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa	Identities, Anonymity and Information Warfare Jacobs Stuart, Lou Chitkushev and Tanya Zlateva, Boston University, MA, USA	Developing Strategic Perspectives for Enterprise Risk Management Towards Information Assurance Chatzipoulidis Aristeidis, Ioannis Mavridis, Universtity of Macedonia and Theodoros Kargidis, Alexander Technological Educational Institute in Thessaloniki, Greece	Anti-forensic Techniques Based on Malicious Cryptography Filiol Eric, ESIEA/Operational Virology and Cryptography Laboratory, Laval, France
Block Based Steganography Morsy Hamdy, University of Helwan, Joshua Gluckman, American University in Cairo, Ahmed Hussein and Fathy Amer, University of Helwan, Cairo, Egypt	The Finnish Air Surveillance Radar System Evolution – from War Time Experience to Network Enabled Warfare System Lehto Martti, National Defence University and Juha-Antti Lamberg, Aalto University School of Science and Technology, Finland	Knowledge Management and Knowledge Security – A Conceptual Comparison Ilvonen Ilona, Tampere University of Technology, Finland (Research-in-Progress)	Towards Symmetrization of Asymmetric air Dominance: The Potential Key Role Playing by Home-made Low cost Unmanned Aerial Systems Beaudoin Laurent and Antoine Gademer, ESIEA, Paris, France
IST: Improved Steganography for HTML Rafat Khan Farhan and Muhammad Sher, International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan (Research-in-Progress)	Hard Disk Storage: Data leakage and Data Hiding Sutherland Iain and Gareth Davies, University of Glamorgan, UK	Influence Operations and Behavioural Change Hutchinson, Edith Cowan University and Matthew Warren, Deakin University, Western Australia	Forensic and Software (Un)Obfuscation Desnos Anthony and Eloi Vanderbeken, ESIEA, Paris, France (Practitioner paper)
Room: A summary of issues raised during the conference. Led by
*Close of Conference*	*Close of Conference*	*Close of Conference*	*Close of Conference*

Conference proceedings Accreditations
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· listed in the Thomson Reuters ISI Index to Scientific and Technical Proceedings (ISTP/ISI Proceedings)
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· indexed by the Institution of Engineering and Technology in the UK.

Publication Opportunity

Papers presented at the conference were published in the conference proceedings. Selected papers presented at 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 2 July 2010