This is the proceedings for ASIA ‘11. 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 5th Annual Symposium on Information Assurance (ASIA ‘11), June 7-8, 2011, Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY.
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Beginning Pages
>> Cover | Back Cover, pp.
>> Message from the Symposium Chair (Sanjay Goel), pp.
>> Symposium Agenda, pp. i-ii
>> Table of Contents, pp. iii
Session 1: Modeling User / Hacker Behavior
>> Toward Cyber Crime Profiling: Cyber Stalking, pp. 1-5
Peter R. Stephenson, Norwich University & Richard D. Walter, Vidocq Society
>> Email Behavior Profiling based on Attachment Type and Language, pp. 6-10
Onur Polatcan, VA Medical Center; Sumita Mishra & Yin Pan, Rochester Institute of Technology
Session 2: Sensor Network / User Security
>> Enterprise Mobile Security using Wiresless Sensor Networks, pp. 11-17
Biswajit Panja, Kevin Highley & Priyanka Meharia, Morehead State University
>> Security of Computer Use Practice: The Case of Ordinary Users Survey, pp. 18-25
Leon Reznik, Vincent J. Buccigrossi III, Justin Lewis, Asif Dipon, Stefanie Milstead, Nathan LaFontaine, Kenneth Beck & Holden Silva, Rochester Institute of Technology
Symposium Keynote Address
>> Working to Achieve Cyber Security in the Energy Sector: A Public_Private Partnership Approach, p. 26
Diane T. Hooie, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Energy
Session 3: Data Privacy Protection
>> Understanding Data Leak Prevention, pp. 27-31
Preeti Raman, Hilmi Gunes Kayacik & Anil Somayaji, Carleton University
>> Breaching & Protecting an Anonymizing Network System, pp. 32-44
Jason W. Clark & Angelos Stavrou, George Mason University
Session 4: Impact of Breaches / Forensics
>> Framing Effects of Crisis Response: Communications of Market Valuation of Breached Firms, pp. 45-50
Manish Gupta, Raj Sharman & H. R. Rao, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
***WINNER BEST PAPER AWARD***
>> Automatically Bridging the Semantic Gap Using C Interpreter, pp. 51-58
Hajime Inoue, Frank Adelstein, Matthew Donovan & Stephen Brueckner, Architecture Technology Corporation
Session 5: Secure Routing / InfoSec Education
>> Protection Profile-based Scenario-centric Taxonomy of Secure Routing Protocols in Ad-hoc Networks, pp. 59-66
Mohammad Iftekhar Husain & Ramalingam Sridhar, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
>> A Holistic, Modular Approach to Infuse Cybersecurity into Undergraduate Computing Degree Programs, pp. 67-70
Trudy Howles, Carol Romanowski, Sumita Mishra, & Rajendra K. Raj, Rochester Institute of Technology
Closing Pages
>> Author Biographies, pp. 68-72
>> Author Index, pp. 73
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