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Abstract submissions have now closed. The review panel have completed the selection process for abstracts submitted and this page lists the abstracts selected for submission as full papers. Late submissions are currently being considered and the page will be updated as appropriate.

Full papers are due not later than 14 October 2010. Please read the style guidelines document and the author guidelines page. Papers should be submitted as .doc or .rtf file attachments by email to the Conference Manager, Julia Hawkins with the paper submission checklist and copyright form.

You can see an outline programme for the conference on the Programme page.

Abstracts titles: Listed in alphabetical order
3D Execution Monitor (3D-EM): Using 3D Circuits to Detect Hardware Malicious Inclusions in General Purpose Processors	Information Technology Security, Strategies and Practices in Higher Education: A Literature Review
A Call For Improved Information Warfare Strategy and Public Policy	Intelligence-Driven Computer Network Defense Informed by Analysis of Adversary Campaigns and Intrusion Kill Chains
A system and Method for Designing Secure Client-Server Communication Protocols Based on Certificateless PKI	International Legal Issues and Approaches Regarding Information Warfare
Anatomy of Banking Trojans – Zeus Crimeware (How Similar are its variants)	Labelling: Security in Information Management and Sharing
Building a Better Taxonomy for IA Education Resources in PRISM	Large-scale Analysis of Continuous Data in Cyber-Warfare Threat Detection
CAESMA – An On-going Proposal of a Network Forensic Model for VoIP traffic	Link Analysis and Link Visualization of Malicious Websites
Catch Me If You Can: Cyber Anonymity	Mission Resilience in Cloud Computing: A Biologically Inspired Approach
Changing the Face of Cyber Warfare with International Cyber Defence Collaboration	Modeling and Justification of the Store and Forward Protocol: Covert Channel Analysis
Cloud Residual Data and the Reconstruction of Evidence	Neutrality in the Context of Cyberwar
Cloud-Based Shared Mental Model in Cyber criminals	Protecting Cyber Critical Infrastructure by Enhancing Software Assurance
Cyber Strategy and the Law of Armed Conflict	Secure Proactive Recovery – A Hardware Based Mission Assurance Scheme
Detection of YASS Using Calibration by Motion Estimation	Security Analysis of the Web Servers of Prominent Organizations of Pakistan
Developing a Knowledge System for Information Operations	Terrorist Use of the Internet: Exploitation and Support through ICT infrastructure
E-Governance and Strategic Information Warfare – Non Military Approach	The Evolution of Information Operations Contracts across the DoD: Growth Opportunities for Academic Research – An Update
Evolving an Information Security Curriculum: New Content, Innovative Pedagogy and Flexible Delivery Formats	The Hidden Grand Narrative of Western Military Policy – A Linguistic Analysis of Western Military Organisations’ Strategic Communication
FedRAMP Volume 1; Guidelines for Secure Use of Cloud Computing by Federal Departments and Agencies	The Uses and Limits of Game Theory in Conceptualizing Cyberwarfare
Forensically Reconstructing Files Using HSOM Algorithms	Theoretical Offensive Cyber Militia Models
Globalization of the Media and Security of the Middle East	Too Many Imponderables..? Forensic Solutions for the Cloud..!
Host-Based Data Exfiltration Detection via System Call Sequences	Towards An Intelligent Software Agent System As Defense Against Botnets
Identifying Cyber Espionage: Towards a Synthesis Approach	Towards Persistent Control Over Shared Information in Collaborative Environments
Image Secret Sharing	Using Dynamic Addressing for a Moving Target Defense
Improved Authentication Mechanism for IEEE 802.16 WBA Networks	Using the Longest Common Substring on Dynamic Traces of Malware to Automatically Identify Common Behaviours
Information Management Security for Inter-Organisational Business Processes, Services and Collaboration	Who Needs Botnets When you Have Google?

Authors: Listed alphabetically by lead author surname
Acosta Jaime, U.S. Army Research Laboratory, USA	Jewell Brian, Tennessee Technological University and Justin Beaver, Oak Ridge National Labratory, USA
Acosta William, University of Toledo, USA	Kancherla Kesav, ICASA./CAaNES/New Mexico Tech, USA
Al Falasi Hind and Liren Zhang, Faculty of IT, UAEU, United Arab Emirates	Leenen Louise, Ronell Alberts, CSIR, Katarina Britz and Aurona Gerber, CSIR, Pretoria, South Africa
Alsalamah Shada, W. Alex Gray and Jeremy Hilton, Cardiff University, UK	Likarish Daniel, Regis University and Vincent Garramone, DISA, USA
Anousheh Ebrahim, Islamic Azad University, Iran	Mas y Rubi Jose, Christian Del Carpio, Javier Espinoza and Oscar Nuñez, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru, Peru
Armistead Edwin, GbHawk LLC and Thomas Murphy, NorthLight Technologies, USA	Mehresh Ruchika, Shambhu Upadhyaya and Kevin Kwiat, University at Buffalo, SUNY, USA
Baer Merritt, The United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, USA	Merritt David and Barry Mullins, Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, USA
Bellamy Andrew and Stilianos Vidalis, University of Wales Newport, UK	Mukkamala Srinivas, ICASA./CAaNES/New Mexico Tech, USA
Biggs Stephen and Stilianos Vidalis, University of Wales Newport, UK	Mukkamala Srinivas, ICASA./CAaNES/New Mexico Tech, USA
Bilzor Michael, Naval Postgraduate School, USA	Natarajan Vijayarangan, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd, India
Burke Ivan and Renier Van Heerden, CSIR, South Africa	Naveed Muhammad, Free Lance Researcher, Pakistan
Carvalho Marco, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition, Dipankar Dasgupta, University of Memphis and Michael Grimaila, Air Force Institute of Technology, USA	Ng Daniel Ching Wa, C-PISA/HTCIA, Hong Kong
Clement Che Kum, and Jahidul Araft, Islamic University of Technology, Board Bazar, Bangaladesh	Nitu Alexandru, Romanian Intelligence Service, Romania
Cloppert Michael, Eric Hutchins and Rohan Amin, Lockheed Martin Corp, USA	Ottis Rain, Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCD COE), Estonia
Dembskey Evan, UNISA, Pretoria, South Africa	Park Joon, Syracuse University, USA
Dunlop Matthew, Stephen Groat, Randy Marchany andJoseph Tront, Virgnia Tech, USA	Perr Christopher and Drew Hamilton, Auburn University, USA
Earl Crane, Department of Homeland Security, USA	Rohret David and Michael Kraft, Joint Information Operations Warfare Center, USA
Grobler Marthie, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Jannie Zaaiman, University of Venda, South Africa and Joey Jansen van Vuuren, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, South Africa	Ryan Julie, GWU and Daniel Ryan, NDU, USA
Haeussler Ulf, NATO HQ SACT Legal Office, USA	Semmelrock-Picej Maria Theresia, Klagenfurt University, biztec, Austria
Hamza Karim and Van Dalen, Maastricht School of Management, Netherlands	Suresh Batha, Software Technology Parks of India(STPI) and PVGD Prasad Reddy, Andhra University, India
Hartog Tim, Harm Schotanus, Daniel Boonstra and Hiddo Hut, TNO Information and Communication Technology, The Netherlands	Veerasamy Namosha and Marthie Grobler, Council for Scientific and Industrial Reasearch (CSIR), South Africa
Indrankanti Sesha and Venkata Pragada, GVP College of Engineering, India	Vidalis Stilianos and George Pierris, University of Wales Newport, UK
Jantunen Saara and Aki-Mauri Huhtinen, Finnish National Defence University, Finland	Zlateva Tanya, Virginia A. Greiman and Lou T. Chitkushev, Boston University, USA

A selection of the best papers will have an opportunity to submit their work for publication in the prestigious International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics published by Inderscience UK (ISSN:1751-1911X)

Updated 26 November 2010