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Plenary Sessions
Morning Plenary Session: 8:30-9:30am
Guest Speaker - David Rowan, Senior Vice President and Director of Enterprise Technology Risk Management, SunTrust Banks, Inc. Industry Expectations
from Information Security Education
Special Session: 9:45-10:45
Christine Nickell, NSA – Director, National INFOSEC Education and Training Program
The Role of the NSA and CAEIAEs in IA Education
Special Workshop: 1:30-2:30
Christine Nickell, NSA – Director, National INFOSEC Education and Training Program
Grant Opportunities for Information Assurance Curriculum Development and Scholarships
Papers and Sessions
Friday - September 22, 2006
9:45 -10:45am Session 1
Session 1A - Special Session
- Christine Nickell, NSA – Director, National INFOSEC Education and Training Program
The Role of the NSA and CAEIAEs in IA Education
Session 1B
- Crossler, R. & Bélanger, F. The Effect of Computer Self-Efficacy on Security Training Effectiveness
- Holt, L. A Year Affair with Security: the Development of a Security Program and Manager
- Payton, A. A Review of Spyware Campaigns and Strategies to Combat Them
Session 1C
- Beachboard, J. Improving Information Assurance Risk Analysis Models for Small- and Medium-Sized Organizations Through Adoption of an Open Development Model
- Newman, R. Cybercrime, Identity Theft, and Fraud: Practicing Safe Internet - Network Security Threats and Vulnerabilities
Workshop 1
- Mattord, H. (Kennesaw State Univ.) Designing and Implementing Information Security Laboratory and Exercises
10:45 - 11:00am Break
11:00am -12:00pm Session 2
Session 2A
- Katz, F. Campus-wide Spyware and Virus Removal as a Method of Teaching Information Security
- Gibson, R. Rethinking Risk Management: Missing Pieces of the Information Security Management Puzzle
Session 2B
- Vo, P. & Vo, M. FMS And FMSE Encryption/Decryption Algorithms Using Flipping, Mapping, And Shifting Operations
- Hill, J. The Storm Ahead: How CALEA will turn VoIP on its head
- Jordan, C. Law and Information Security: The Debate over Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Legislation
Session 2C
- Snyder, R. Some Security Alternatives For Encrypting Information On Storage Devices
- Francia, III, G. & Gomez T. Steganography Obliterator: An Attack on the Least Significant Bits
Workshop 1 – Continued from Session 1
12:00pm - 1:30pm Lunch
1:30 - 2:30pm Session 3
Session 3A
- Hjelmås, E. & Wolthusen, S. Full Spectrum Information Security Education: Integrating B.Sc., M.Sc., and Ph.D. Programs
- Snyder, R. Ethical Hacking And Password Cracking: A Pattern For Individualized Security Exercises
Session 3B
- Pashel, B. Teaching Students to Hack: Ethical Implications in Teaching Students to Hack at the University Level
- Saleem, S Ethical Hacking as a Risk Management Technique
- Dunn, S. Security Vulnerabilities in the absence of Consumer Choice in the Software Industry in an “Unlicensed” Environment
Session 3C
- Snyder, R. Combining An E-Commerce Simulation With A Cyber-Survivor Exercise
- Hazari, S. Information Security Awareness: What do home users need to know?
Workshop 2 – Room 464 – Special Workshop
- Christine Nickell, NSA – Grant Opportunities for Information Assurance Curriculum Development and Scholarships
2:30 - 2:45pm Break
2:45 - 3:45pm Session 4
Session 4A
- Walden, J. & Frank, C. Secure Software Engineering Teaching Modules
- Taylor, B. & Azadegan, S. Threading Secure Coding Principles and Risk Analysis into the Undergraduate Computer Science and Information Systems Curriculum: A Pilot Program
Session 4B
- Luong, K. The other side of identity theft: Not just a financial concern
- Carroll, M. Information Security: Examining and Managing the Insider Threat
- Ohaya, C. Managing Phishing Threats in an Organization
Session 4C
- Francia, III, G, Trifas, M., Brown, D., Francia,R & Scott, C Visualization and Management of Digital Forensic Data
- Al-Hamdani, W. Assessment of Need and Method of Delivery for Information Security Awareness Program
Workshop 3
- Whitman, M. Designing and Implementing Information Security Programs
3:45 - 4:00pm Break
4:00-5:00pm Session 5
Session 5A
- Dewitt, J. & Cicalese, C. Contextual Integration: A Framework For Presenting Social, Legal, And Ethical Content Across The Computer Security And Information Assurance Curriculum
- Clevenger, G. Incorporating Certification and Accreditation Coursework into Network Security Curriculum
Session 5B
- Payton, A. Data Security Breach: Seeking a Prescription for Adequate Remedy
- Yeager, R. Criminal Computer Forensics Management
- Rust, J. Corporate Management of Computer Forensics Evidence
Session 5C
- Garrison, C. Encouraging Good Passwords
- Alexander, T. Cybersquatting – What’s the Big Deal?
5:00 - 9:00pm Jolley Lodge Reception
Student Presentation Awards Sponsored by Metro Atlanta ISSA
Saturday, September 23, 2006
8:30 - 9:30am Session 6
Session 6A
- Twitchell, D. Social Engineering in Information Assurance Curricula
- Mink, M. & Freiling, F. Is Attack Better Than Defense? Teaching Information Security the Right Way
Session 6B
- Guimaraes, M. New Challenges in Teaching Database Security
- Harvey, V., Johnson, R & Turchek, J. A Model for Virtual Laboratory Intrusion Detection Experience.
Session 6C
- Blake, E. The Management Of Access Controls/Biometrics In Organizations (Student Paper)
- Baxley, T., Xu, J., Yu, H., Zhang, J., Yuan, X. & Brickhouse, J. LAN Attacker: A Visual Education Tool
Workshop 4
9:30 - 9:45am Break
9:45 -10:45am Session 7
Session 7A
- Whitman, M. & Mattord, H. Developing the BS-ISA, Lessons Learned and Future Directions – Sponsored by NSF Grant # DUE-0516192
- Bowles, J., Eastman,C. & Farkas, C. Engaging Undergraduates in Computer Security Research
Session 7B
- Al-Hamdani, W. Knowledge Flow with Information Assurance Track
- Holliday, M., & Kreahling W. Information Security and Computer Systems: An Integrated Approach
10:45 - 11:00am Break
11:00am -12:00pm Session 8
Session 8A
- Vargas, J. Database Security Sponsored by Microsoft
Session 8B
12:00pm Conference Adjourns
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