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Beginning Pages
>> Cover informationpp.
>> Message from Symposium Chairspp. i
>> Symposium Agendapp. ii-iii
>> Table of Contentspp. iv
Session 1: Keynote Address (D-1)
>> Approving Attribution Confidence in Cyber Attackspp. 1 Peter Stephenson
Session 2: Network-Based Threats
>> Towards Phishing E-mail Detection Based on their Structural Propertiespp. 2-8 Madhusudhanan Chandrasekaran, Krishnan Karayanan, and Shambhu Upadhyaya
>> Development of the Higher Education Network Analysis Toolpp. 9-17 Steffani Burd, Johannes Ulrich, Efstatios Gavas, Boris Kochergin, Lois Lehman, and Nasir Memon
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Session 3: Security Management >> Information Systems Security Governance Research: A Behavioral Perspectivepp. 18-26 Sushma Mishra and Gurpreet Dhillon
>> Invited Talk: A Delphi Study on Priorities - Lessons Learned from the Gulf Coastpp. 27-36 Raj Sharman, Jin Ki Kim, H. R. Rao, and Shambhu Upadhyaya
Session 4: Keynote Address (D-2)
>> A Philosophy of Information Assurance and Thoughts on the Futurepp. 37 Stephen Bush
Session 5: Securing Wireless Networks
>> Securing Geographic Routing in Wireless Sensor Networkspp. 38-49 ***WINNER BEST PAPER AWARD***
Kyoung-Don Kang, Ke Liu, and Nael Abu-Ghazaleh
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>> A Hybrid Approach for Misbehavior Detection in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networkspp. 50-60 Sankalp Balachandran, Dipankar Disgupta, and Lan Wang
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Session 6: Information Security Education
>> Developing IA Courses Based on the CNSS 4016 Standardpp. 61-65 George Bailey and Melissa Dark
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>> Model-Eliciting Activity for Problem Solving in Information Assurancepp. 66-71 Carol Manigault and Melissa Dark
Session 7: Intrusion Detection
>> Visual Network Forensic Techniques and Processespp. 72-80 Robert F. Erbacher, Kim Christiansen, and Amanda Sundberg
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>> Threat Evaluation for Intrusion Detection Based Upon Fuzzy Number Theorypp. 81-87 Yingbing Yu and James Graham
Closing Pages
>> Author Biographiespp. 88-95 >> Author Indexpp. 96
I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them.
- Isaac Asimov
Just as drivers who share the road must also share responsibility for safety, we all now share the same global network, and thus must regard computer security as a necessary social responsibility. To me, anyone unwilling to take simple security precautions is a major, active, part of the problem.
- Fred Langa
In theory, one can build provably secure systems. In theory, theory can be applied to practice, but in practice, it can’t.
- M. Dacier