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Beginning Pages
>> Cover Information, pp.
>> Message from Symposium Chairs, pp.
>> Symposium Agenda, pp. i-ii
>> Table of Contents, pp. iii
Session 1: Keynote Address (D-1)
>> An Academic Speculates on the Future of Intrusion Detection, pp. 1
Nick Weaver
Session 2: Intrusion Detection
>> Identifying Botnet Traffic on an Enterprise Network, pp. 2-8
Mary Henthorn
>> Lookahead Pairs and Full Sequences: A Tale of Two Anomaly Detection Methods, pp. 9-19
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Hajime Inoue and Anil Somayaji
Session 3: Information System Design & Risk Analysis
>> Designing Information Systems Security: Interpretations from British National Health Services Hospital, pp. 20-28
Gurpreet Dhillon
>> Invited Talk: The Impact of Interdependent Risk on Healthcare Information Infrastructure Effectiveness, pp. 29-35
Insu Park, Raj Sharman, H. R. Rao, and Shambhu Upadhyaya
Session 4: Keynote Address (D-2)
>> Understanding Multistage Attacks in the Cyberspace to Address the Grand Challenges in Security, pp. 36
Shambhu Upadhyaya
Session 5: Wireless Sensor Network Security
>> A Secure Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks, pp. 37-45
Bruce Barnett and Daniel Sexton
>> Invited Talk: Traffic Analysis Resilient MAC for Multi-Hop Wireless Networks, pp. 46
Nael Abu-Ghazaleh
Session 6: Terrorism and International Crime
>> The Impact of Transnational Criminal Internet Activity in Academic Institutions on Public Safety and Security, pp. 47-54
Steffani Burd, Matthew Haschak, and Scott Cherkin
>> Countering Hypermedia Seduction for Terrorist Recruiting, pp. 55
Katharina Von Knop
Session 7: Federated Security Management
>> Role-based Security in a Federated File System, pp. 56-63
Max Berger and Micheal Sobolewski
>> Security Policy Management in Federated Computing Environments, pp. 64-70
Daniela Inclezan and Micheal Sobolewski
Closing Pages
>> Author Biographies, pp. 71-75
>> Author Index, pp. 76
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