This is the proceedings for ASIA ‘09. To see proceedings from other years, simply click on the appropriate link above. If citing from any papers, please use the following citation information: In the Proceedings of the 4th Annual Symposium on Information Assurance (ASIA ‘08), June 3-4, 2009, Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY.
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Beginning Pages
>> Cover Information, pp.
>> Message from the Symposium Chairs (Sanjay Goel & Laura Iwan), pp.
>> Symposium Agenda, pp. i-ii
>> Table of Contents, pp. iii
Session 1: Invited Talk
>> Russian Cyber Warfare and the Magic of Misdirection, pp. 1
Jeff Carr, Greylogic
Session 2: Security Management
>> Behavior Targeting and the Modeling of Economic Compensation for Accessing Private User Behavior Information, pp. 2-6
Daniel O. Rice, Technology Solutions Experts, Inc.
>> Organizational Power and Information Security Implementation, pp. 7-15
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John Blue, University of Delaware & Gurpreet Dhillon, Virginia Commonwealth University
Session 3: Distributed Security
>> Federated Role-based Access Control in Exertion-Oriented Programming, pp. 16-22
Satish Vellanki & Michael Sobolewski, Texas Tech University
>> IDKEYMAN: An Identity-Based Key Management Scheme for Wireless Ad Hoc Body Area Network, pp. 23-28
Sriram Sankaran, Mohammad Iftekhar Husain & Ramlingam Sridhar, University at Buffalo
Symposium Keynote Address
>> Reflections on Emerging Cyber Threats and International Cooperative Responses, pp. 29
Raphael Perl, Head, Action Against Terrorism Unit, Office of Security Cooperation in Europe
Session 4: Information Assurance
>> On Optimal AV System Strategies against Obfuscated Malware, pp. 30-35
Anshuman Singh*, Bin Mai†, Arun Lakhotia* and Andrew Walenstein*, *University of Louisiana at Lafayette, LA, USA; †Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA, USA
>> A Brief Letter on Reasoning about Information Assurance using the Semantic Web, pp. 36-38
Stephen F. Bush, GE Global Research Center
Session 5: Invited Talk
>> Social and Behavioral Approaches to Information Assurance, pp. 39
H.R. Rao, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Session 6: Authentication
>> Re-evaluating Single Sign-On System Design Risks: An Activity Theoretic Approach, pp. 40-49
Manish Gupta, Kranti Banala and Raj Sharman, University at Buffalo, SUNY
>> Bridging Research and Practice: Secure Date Management in the Classroom, pp. 50-55
Richard Savacool and Rajendra K. Raj, Rochester Institute of Technology
Session 7: Roundtable: Forensic Education
>> Roundtable: Forensic Education, pp. 56
Panelists: Fabio Auffant, NY State Police, Christian Balan, Champlain College, Sean Smith, NY Prosecutors Training Institute
Closing Pages
>> Author Biographies, pp. 57-64
>> Author Index, pp. 65
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