Abstracts Selected

The closing date for abstract submission was extended to 26 September and has now closed. The review panel have completed the selection process this page lists the abstracts selected for submission as full papers. To protect the integrity of the double-blind review process, abstract titles and author details are separated. Titles are listed in no particular order and author names are listed alphabetically by lead author surname.

Full papers are due not later than 20 October 2011. Authors are advised that this is a FINAL date. Earlier submission of the full paper helps us to manage the review process in a timely manner. Earlier submission of the full paper helps us to manage the review process in a timely manner. So if your full paper is ready before 20 October 2011, please email it to Charlotte Hall the conference submissions manager.

Abstract Titles: (in no particular order)
Satellite Detector Using F-F-R-WX-RAY and Bomb-elements (detection (protocols)) System.	A Novel Method for Reduction of Attack Surfaces in Operational Cyberdefense
A Novel Biometric Procedure Based on Human Tongueprint	The Glowworm hash for Unkeyed Jam Resistance: Secure, Incremental, and Fast
Supply Chain Attacks: Basic Input Output Systems (BIOS), Mux Multiplexers, and Programmable Logic Array (PLA) Chips	Comparing Models of Offensive Cyber Operations
Convergence of Electronic Warfare and Computer Network Exploitation/Attacks within the Radio Frequency Spectrum	Detecting Hidden Logic Bombs in Critical Infrastructure Software
Mitigating Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attack	Analysing the Fairness of Trust-based Mobile Ad Hoc Network Protocols
Computer and ICT Aided Crime in the Nigerian Banking Sector	Cyber Security Awareness Initiatives in South Africa; A Synergy-Approach
Simulated E-Bomb Effects On Electronically Equipped Targets	The Dragon's igital Stratragem: Win Control and Strategic Advantage in Peacetime
A Targeted Wireless Denial of Service Attack: Deauth or not to Deauth, that is the Question	Performance Analysis of Zero-Knowledge Authentication in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Peace Intelligence: A New Light for Peace Dilemma	The Crawl, Walk, Run Progression for Strategic Communication
Establishing Cyberspace Sovereignty	An Approach for Cross-Domain Intrusion Detection
Does Peace Intelligence Measure?	Visualization in Information Security
A Quantitative Model of Strategic Conflict in Cyberspace	Intellectual Capital and the Triple Bottom Line. Overview, concepts and requirements for an integrated Sustainability Management System
A Review of IPv6 Security Concerns	Evaluation of Traditional Security Solutions in the SCADA Environment
Modeling Organizational Management by Adapting to the Strengthening of the Information's Protection Requirements in the Innovative Organization	Behavioral-Based Method for Detecting SCADA Malware
Islamic Republic of Iran’s Strategies Facing Soft War	Enhancing Firewall Performance using Early Packet Rejection and Acceptance Mechanism
Non-State Actors as Legitimate Authorities in War	Network Security Education: A Case Study of Offensive Hands-on Lab Exercises Implementation
Overcoming Research Limitations Using Random Variation for Program Protection	Protecting Health Information Privacy and Safety on the Internet: eHealth systems and Legal Perspectives
Intelligence and Influence Potential in Virtual Worlds	The Enemy Within: A Brief History of the Insider
Perceptions Towards e-Banking Security: An Empirical Investigation of a Developing Country`s Banking Sector, HowSsecure is e-Banking?	Threat Evaluation in Command and Control Simulation
Measures To Abate Evil Twin Attacks in 802.11	Trolling Online for Real World Identities
Hackers at the State Service: Cyberwars Against Estonia and Georgia	Towards an Automated Security Awareness System in a Virtualized Environment.
A Novel Friendly Image-Based CAPTCHA with Auto-Generation of Challenges	Virtual NonState Actors as Clausewitzian Centers of Gravity: An Examination for Sensemaking, Elaboration and Discussion
OODA Meets Yoda - The Dark Side of Adaptive Security Systems	The Development of IO / IW Curriculums in the United States: A Review of Current Efforts and a Case Study from Norwich University
Decision-Making by Effective C2I system	Cyberpower: Learning from the Rich, Historical Experience of War
Securing America Against Cyberwar	Novel Blind Video Forgery Detection Using Markov Models on Motion Residue
SCADA Systems in South Africa and Their Vulnerabilities	Effectively Teaching Cyber Warfare to a Non-Technical Audience
Classifying Network Attack Scenarios Using an Ontology	Attribution of Drive-by Downloads involved in Osama’s death Malware Campaign
ICT Security In The Modern Airport – Can Organic Growth Ever be Secure?	Governance of Cyber Security in South Africa
From Traditional Local to Global Cyberspace – Slovenian Perspectives on Information Warfare	The Influence of Cyber Security Levels of South African Citizens on National Security
Study of the Perception of Cyber Threats and the Fear of Cybercrime	Teaching Cyber Security fundamentals for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Systems with Practical Laboratory Exercises
Attribution: Digital Forensics on the Cyber Battlefield	A Fuzzy MCDM Approach for Evaluating Cyber Security Systems in Combat
Using Attack Trees to Assess Security :Controls for Industrial Control Systems (ICS)	BioONT: Improving Knowledge Organization and Representation in the Domain of Biometric Authentication
A Practical Method for Minimization of Attack Surfaces in Information Warfare	Message preprocessing methods for preventing and detecting hash collisions
An Infinite Dimensional Mathematical Flag for Defense and Warfare	Attribution: Accountability in Cyber Incidents
Cyber Fratricide:A Literature Review

Names in Aplphabetical order: (lead author first)
Abokhodair Norah and Aaron Alva, University of Washington, USA	Lopez Jr. Juan, Air Force Institute of Technology, USA: John Saunders, National Defense University, USA
Acikalin Suay Nilhan, Bilkent University, Turkey: Sefika Sule Ercetin and Nuray Kisa, Hacettepe University, Turkey: Nihan Potas, Gazi University, Turkey	Lopez Jr. Juan, Air Force Institute of Technology, USA
Agrawal Hira, Telcordia Technologies, USA: Josephine Micallef, Telcordia Technologies, USA: Mark Magenheimer, US Army CERDEC, USA: Eric Wong, The University of Texas at Dallas, USA	Lysenko Volodymyr and Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
Anoosheh Ebrahim, Islamic Azad University, Iran	Manafi Shirin and Keivan Maghooli, Azad University, Iran
Armistead Edwin, Peregrine Technical Solutions LLC, USA: Peter Stephenson, Norwich University, USA	Mandal Sayonnha and Nagadivya Veldanda, University of Oklahoma, United States of America
Baird Leemon, US Air Force Academy, USA: Martin Carlisle, Bill Bahn and Eric Smith	McCarthy John and Don Milne, Bucks New University, Bucks: Bryan Mills, ServiceTec, England
Baldwin Rusty and Mindy Schockling, Air Force Institute of Technology/Center for Cyberspace Research, USA: Michael Gudaitis, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA: , ,	McDonald Jeffrey, University of South Alabama, USA: Yong Kim, Air Force Insitute of Technology, USA
Barcomb Kris, Dennis Krill, Robert Mills, and Michael Saville, Air Force Institute of Technology, USA	Nguyen Thuy, Mark Gondree, Jean Khosalim and David Shifflett, Naval Postgraduate School, Montery, USA
Bernik Igor and Gorazd Mesko, University of Maribor, Slovenia	Ngwenya Bongani, Solusi University, Zimbabwe
Bernik Igor and Kaja Prislan, University of Maribor, Slovenia	Noorda Hadassa Anne, University of Amsterdam, Law School, The Netherlands
Bibighaus David, Gibson David, Martin Carlisle and Merritt David, United States Air Force Academy, USA	Orth Ronald and Kai Mertins, Fraunhofer Institute IPK, Germany
Blaha Martin, University of Defence, Czech Republic	Pathak Yogesh and Anuradha Joshi, G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, India
Bonner Ernest, Air University, USA	Paul Christopher, RAND, USA
Breton Larisa, University of the District of Columbia, USA	Perr Christopher, Compton Daniel and Hamilton John, Auburn University, United States
Buerle Stephen, Marist College, USA	Rohret David and Abiud Jimenez, Joint Information Operations Warfare Center (JIOWC) Assessment Vulnerabiity Team (JVAT), USA
Burke Ivan, CSIR, South Africa: Martin Olivier, University of Pretoria, South Africa	Rohret David and Justin Willmann, Joint Information Operatons Warfare Center (JIOWC) Vulnerability Assessment Team (JVAT), USA
Butts Jonathan, Henry Bushey, and Juan Lopez, AFIT, United States: , ,	Ryan Dan, iCollege of the National Defense University, Washington. DC, USA
Butts Jonathan, Robert Larkin and Juan Lopez, AFIT, United States: , ,	Schramm Harrison, David Alderson, Nedialko Dimitrov and Carlyle W. Matt, Naval Postgraduate School, USA
Cherukuri Manoj and Srinivas Mukkamala, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, United States of America	Schweitzer Dino and Steve Fulton, USAF Academy, USA
Chileshe Grace and Renier van Heerden, University of Pretoria, South Africa	Stein George, USAF Center for Strategy & Technology, USA
Dada Olorunfemi, Adekunle Ajasin University,Department of Criminology and Social Work, Nigeria	Stiuca Marcela Izabela and Cristian Silviu Banacu, The Academy of Economic Sciences, Romania
Dembskey Evan, UNISA, Southdale	Tariq Usman and Mutlaq Alotaibi, Imam Mohamad ibn Saud University, Saudi Arabia
Dlamini Innocentia Zama and Mapule M Modise, CSIR, South Africa	Thomas Timothy
Goztepe Kerim and Ahmet Ejder, War Colleges Command, Army War College, Turkey	Trabelsi Zouheir, UAE University, UAE
Grant Tim, Netherlands Defence Academy, Netherlands: Ivan Burke and Renier Van Heerden, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, South Africa	Trabelsi Zouheir and Safaa Zeidan, UAE University, UAE
Greiman Virginia, Tanya Zlateve and Lou Chitkushev, Boston University, USA	Van Heerden Renier Pelser and Ivan Burke, CSIR, South Africa: Barry Irwin, Rhodes University, South Africa
Haworth Dwight, University of Nebraska at Omaha, United States of America	Van Heerden Renier Pelser, Naas Bester and Ivan Burke, CSIR, South Africa
Jansen van Vuuren Joey and Jackie Phahlamohlaka, CSIR, South Africa	Van Rooyen Seanette, Louise Leened and Francois Maasdorp, CSIR, South Africa
Jansen van Vuuren Joey and Marthie Grobler, CSIR, South Africa: Jannie Zaaiman, University of Venda, South Africa	Vijayarangan Avinash, BVM Global School, India
Kancherla Kesav and Srinivas Mukkamala, nmt/icasa, usa	Vijayarangan Natarajan, Tata Consultancy Services, India
Kraft Michael and Jonathon Holston, JIOWC, United States	Watson Tim, Peter Norris and Gareth Lapworth, De Montfort University, UK
Labuschagne Aubrey, CSIR, South Africa: Mariki Eloff, UNISA, South Africa	Wilson Charles, Center for Cyber Security and Intelligence Studies, USA
Lee Chun-Jung, Wei-Bin Lee, Chin-Sheng Liu, Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science, Feng Chia University, Taiwan (R.O.C.): Kevin Ho, Department of Computer Science and Communication Engineering, Taiwan (R.O.C.)	Yurtoglu Enes, Turkish Air Force War College, Turkey

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Updated 8 February 2012