7th International Conference on Information Warfare and Security ...

Wednesday 21 March 2012
18:30 Hotel Deca Bar
Pre‐conference registration and welcome meeting (Until 1930)
Thursday 22 March 2012
09:00 Registration and coffee
09:30 Room: 102
Welcome from the conference chair: Dr. Barbara Endicott‐Popovsky, Center for Information Assurance and Cybersecurity, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
09:45 Keynote address: Kirk Bailey, CISO, University of Washington
10:30 <strong>Conference</strong> splits into streams
Room: 022
Stream A: Cyber Security
Chair: Ginny Greiman
10:45 The Influence of Cyber Security Levels of South African
Citizens on National Security
Jansen van Vuuren Joey, Marthie Grobler Council of
Scientific and Industrial Research and Jannie Zaaiman,
University of Venda, South Africa
11:15 Study of the Perception of Cyber Threats and the Fear
of Cybercrime
Bernik Igor and Gorazd Mesko, University of Maribor,
Slovenia
11:45 SCADA Systems in South Africa and Their
Vulnerabilities
Chileshe Grace and Renier van Heerden, University of
Pretoria, South Africa
12:15 Cyber Security Awareness Initiatives in South Africa: A
Synergy‐Approach
Dlamini Innocentia Zama and Mapule M Modise, CSIR,
South Africa
<strong>7th</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on Information Warfare and Security
University of Washington, Seattle, USA
21‐23 March 2012
Room: 026
Stream B: Attacks
Chair: Larisa Breton
Supply Chain Attacks: Basic Input Output Systems (BIOS),
Mux Multiplexers, and Field Programmable Gate Arrays
(FPGA)
Rohret David, and Justin Willmann, Joint Information
Operatons Warfare Center (JIOWC) Vulnerability
Assessment Team (JVAT), USA
Simulated E‐Bomb Effects On Electronically Equipped
Targets
Yurtoglu Enes, Turkish Air Force War College, Turkey
Measures To Abate Evil Twin Attacks in 802.11
Mandal Sayonnha and Nagadivya Veldanda, University of
Oklahoma, USA
Implementation of Symmetric Block Ciphers using GPGPU
Nishikawa Naoki , Keisuke Iwai and Takakazu Kurokawa,
National Defense Academy, Japan
Room: 111
Stream C: I‐Warfare
Chairs: Leigh Armistead
A Game Theoretic Model of Strategic Conflict in
Cyberspace
Schramm Harrison, David Alderson, Nedialko Dimitrov
and Carlyle W. Matt, Naval Postgraduate School,
Monerey, CA, USA
Decision‐Making by Effective C2I system
Blaha Martin and Katerina Brabcova University of
Defence, Czech Republic
From Traditional Local to Global Cyberspace – Slovenian
Perspectives on Information Warfare
Bernik Igor and Kaja Prislan, University of Maribor,
Slovenia
Room: 175
Stream D: Mini Track on Critical Infrastructure
Protection
Chair: Juan Lopez Jr.
Securing America Against Cyberwar
McCun Jayson, Dwight Haworth University of
Nebraska at Omaha, USA
Security Preprocessor for Industrial Control
Networks
Hieb Jeffrey, Graham James, Jacob Schreiver and
Kyle Moss, University of Louisville, USA
Using Attack Trees to Assess the Security of SCADA
systems
Lopez Jr. Juan, Jeffrey Hemmes, Jeffrey Humphries,
Air Force Institute of Technology, Dayton, OH and
Jason Nielsen, Airforce Intelligence Surveillance and
Reconnaissance Agency, San Antonio, TX, USA
Comparing Models of Offensive Cyber Operations Detecting Hidden Logic Bombs in Critical
Grant Tim, Netherlands Defence Academy, Netherlands, Infrastructure Software
Ivan Burke and Renier Van Heerden, Council for Scientific Agrawal Hira, James Alberi, Lisa Bahler, Josephine
and Industrial Research, South Africa
Micallef, and Alexandr Virodov, Telcordia
Technologies, NJ, Mark Magenheimer and Shane
Snyder US Army CERDEC, MD, Vidroha Debroy and
Eric Wong The University of Texas at Dallas, TX, USA
12:45 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
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Room: 022
Stream A: Cyber Security
Chair: Jannie Zaaiman
14:00 Protecting Health Information Privacy and Safety on
the Internet: eHealth Systems and Legal Perspectives
Greiman Virginia, Tanya Zlateve and Lou Chitkushev,
Boston University, USA
14:30 Convergence of Electronic Warfare and Computer
Network Exploitation/Attacks within the Radio
Frequency Spectrum
Rohret David and Abiud Jimenez, Joint Information
Operations Warfare Center (JIOWC) Assessment
Vulnerabiity Team (JVAT), USA
15:00 Cyberpower: Learning from the Rich, Historical
Experience of War
Bonner Ernest, Air University, USA
Room: 026
Stream B: Mini Track on The Legal Context/Dimension
for IW
Chair: Dan Ryan
Establishing Cyberspace Sovereignty
Barcomb Kris, Robert Mills, Dennis Krill and Michael
Saville, Air Force Institute of Technology, USA
Attribution: Digital Forensics on the Cyber Battlefield
Ryan Daniel and Julie Ryan, George Washington
University, USA
A Progress Report on the IW Ops Manual
Tikk Ringas, Eneken , Toronto University Munk School of
<strong>International</strong> Affairs, Canada (presentation only)
Room: 111
Stream C: Authentication and Identification
Chair: Jeffrey McDonald
A Novel Friendly Image‐Based CAPTCHA with Auto‐
Generation of Test Data
Chun‐Jung Lee, Wei‐Bin Lee, Chin‐Sheng Liu, Chyi‐Ren
Dow, Feng Chia University, Kevin Ho, Providence
University and Tsung‐Hung Lin, National Chin‐Yi
University of Technology, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Trolling Online for Real World Identities
Perr Christopher, Daniel Compton and John Hamilton,
Auburn University, USA
A Novel Biometric System Based on Tongueprint Images
Shahriari Mohammad Reza Islamic Azad University, UAE
Branch, Dubai, Shirin Manafi Islamic Azad University,
Tehren, Azad University and Sepehr Sadeghian, IRAN
University of Science & Technology, Iran
Room: 175
Stream D: Strategy and NIDs
Chair: Dino Schweitzer
The Crawl, Walk, Run Progression for Strategic
Communication
Paul Christopher, RAND Corp., USA
The Islamic Republic of Iran Strategy’s against Soft
Warfare
Anoosheh Ebrahim, Islamic Azad university,
Rafsanjan branch , Iran
15:30 Refreshments Refreshments Refreshments Refreshments
16:00
Room: 175
Panel Discussion to be led by Leigh Armistead
Information warfare, collateral damage, and the issue of scale
Panelists include Michael Hamilton, CISO of the City of Seattle
17:00 Close of conference day Close of conference day Close of conference day Close of conference day
19:00
Bus leaves Deca Hotel for the <strong>Conference</strong> Dinner at Ivar’s Salmon House
22:00
Bus returns to the Deca Hotel
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09:30
10:20 Introduction to ICIW 2013 in Denver by Dan Likarish
10:30 Refreshments
Poster contributors will stand by their posters for
participants to discuss their research
Room: 022
Stream A: Denial of Service and Network Attacks
Chair: Robert Mills
11:00 An Approach for Cross‐Domain Intrusion Detection
Nguyen Thuy, Mark Gondree, Jean Khosalm, David
Shifflett, Timothy Levin and Cynthia Irvine Naval
Postgraduate School, USA
11:30 Classifying Network Attack Scenarios Using an Ontology
Van Heerden Renier Pelser, CSIR, Pretoria, Ivan Burke
and Barry Irwin, Rhodes University, South Africa
12:00 A Targeted Wireless Denial of Service Attack: Deauth or
not to Deauth, that is the Question
Kraft Michael and Jonathon Holston, JIOWC, TX, USA
Room: 102
Keynote address: Dr Eneken Tikk Ringas, Toronto University Munk School of <strong>International</strong> Affairs, Canada
"Rules of the Road" for a Polarized Cyberspace ‐ A View on Current <strong>International</strong> Cyber Law and Policy Priorities
Refreshments
Poster contributors will stand by their posters for
participants to discuss their research
Room: 026
Stream B: Mini Track on Asymmetric Warfare in
Cyberspace – Prospects and Potentials
Co‐Chairs: Dan Shoemaker and Ronald C. Dodge
Intelligence and Influence Potential in Virtual Worlds
Stein George, USAF Center for Strategy & Technology, USA
Virtual NonState Actors as Clausewitzian Centers of
Gravity: An Examination for Sensemaking, Elaboration and
Discussion
Breton Larisa, University of the District of Columbia, USA
A Practical Method for Minimization of Attack Surfaces in
Information Warfare
Wilson Charles, University of Detroit Mercy and Bradley
Wilkerson, Eastern Michigan University, USA
Refreshments
Poster contributors will stand by their posters for
participants to discuss their research
Room: 111
Stream C: ICT Security and Network protocols
Chair: Dwight Haworth
ICT Security in the Modern Airport: Can Organic Growth
Ever be Secure?
McCarthy John, Don Milne, Bucks New University and
Bryan Mills Servicetech England, UK (Presentation only)
Fairness of Trust Based Mobile ad hoc Network Protocols
Burke Ivan, CSIR and Martin Olivier, University of Pretoria,
South Africa
12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch
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13:30
Room: 022
Stream A: Software Issues
Chair: Harrison Schramm
14:00 Examining Tradeoffs for Hardware‐Based Intellectual
Property Protection
McDonald Jeffrey, University of South Alabama and
Yong Kim, Air Force Insitute of Technology, USA
14:30 Attribution of Drive‐by Downloads involved in Osama’s
death Malware Campaign
Cherukuri Manoj and Srinivas Mukkamala, New
Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, USA
15:00
Room: 175
Plenary presentation: Voldymyr Lysenko, Center for Information Assurance and Cybersecurity, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
The role of ICT in the Arab Spring
Room: 026
Stream B: Security Teaching and Awareness
Chair: George Stein
The Development of IO / IW Curriculums in the United
States: A Review of Current Efforts and a Case Study from
Norwich University
Armistead Leigh, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia
Effectively Teaching Cyber Warfare to a Non‐Technical
Audience
Bibighaus David, David Gibson, Martin Carlisle David
Merritt, Jeff Boleng and James Maher, United States Air
Force Academy, USA
Room: 111
Stream C: Mini Track Call for Papers on Information
Assurance
Chair: Natarajan Vijayarangan
Visualization in Information Security
Schweitzer Dino, USAF Academy, USA and Steve Fulton,
USAF Academy, USA
BioONT: Improving Knowledge Organization and
Representation in the Domain of Biometric Authentication
Buerle Stephen, State University of New York at Albaney,
USA,
15:30 Close of <strong>Conference</strong> Close of <strong>Conference</strong> Close of <strong>Conference</strong>
Work in Progress and Posters
Modeling Organizational Management by Adapting to Hackers at the State Service: Cyberwars Against Estonia
the Strengthening of the Information's Protection and Georgia
Requirements in the Innovative Organization Lysenko Volodymyr and Barbara Endicott‐Popovsky,
Ciopa Stiuca Marcela Izabela and Cristian Silviu Banacu, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
The Academy of Economic Sciences, Romania
Evaluation of Traditional Security Solutions in the
SCADA Environment
Larkin Robert, Jonathan Butts , and Juan Lopez, AFIT,
USA
Room: 175
A summary of issues raised during the conference
Led by Voldymyr Lysenko and Barbara Endicott‐Popovsky
Prize for the best poster will be awarded
Behavioral‐Based Method for Detecting SCADA Malware
Bushey Henry, Jonathan Butts, and Juan Lopez, AFIT, USA
Cyber Fratricide: A Literature Review of
Abokhodair Norah, Aaron Alva, University of Washington,
Seattle, USA
An Infinite Dimensional Mathematical Flag for Defense
Applications
Vijayarangan Avinash, BVM Global School at Bollineni
Hillside, India (poster only)
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