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Table of Contents - Day 1 of Conference Programme

DAY 1 - Wednesday, 30 June 2004
09:00-13:00	Invited Speaker Presentations
13:00-14:00	Lunch
	Stream 1: Information Security Management	Stream 2: Vulnerability Detection	Stream 3: Web Security
14:00-14:30	A Comparative study of standards and practices related to information security management. Evangelos D. Frangopoulos, UNISA, South Africa	Categorizing vulnerabilities using data clustering techniques. Yun (Lillian) Li, University of Pretoria, South Africa	Run-time Protocol-Conformance Verification in Firewalls. Ulrich Ultes-Nitsche & InSeon Yoo, University of Fribourg, Department of Computer Science, Switzerland
14:30-15:00	A case for information ownership in ERP systems. Manfred P. Hertenberger, RAU, South Africa	Applying similarities between immune systems and mobile agent systems in Intrusion Detection. Marek Zielinski , UNISA, South Africa	On Privacy and the Web. Wesley A Brandi, University of Pretoria, South Africa
15:00-15:30	Are Current B2B Security Standards Antithetical to Global Interoperability? Maree Pather, Port Elizabeth Technikon, South Africa		Privacy Enhanced WAP Browsing with mCrowds Anonymity Properties and Performance Evaluation of the mCrowds system. Christer Andersson, Karlstad University, Sweden
15:30–16:00	Tea
	Stream 1: Information Security Policies	Stream 2: Information Security Education and Training	Stream 3: Network Security
16:00-16:30	A General Methodology for the Development Of An Effective Information Security Policy. Arvish Ramdeyal, University of Pretoria, South Africa	Applied Holistic Approach for Security Awareness and Training. Computer games as means to increase users’ information and communication security awareness.  Kjell N¨ackros, Stockholm University and Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden	Utilizing Neural Networks for Effective Intrusion Detection. Martin Botha, Port Elizabeth Technikon, South Africa
16:30-17:00	Assessing the Policy Dimension of Information Security. Telanie Grobler, RAU, South Africa	Organisational Learning Models for Information Security Education. Johan van Niekerk, Port Elizabeth Technikon, South Africa	Security Considerations in a Global Message Service Handler Design. Johannes J van Eeden, Port Elizabeth Technikon, South Africa