The Social Implications of
Information Security Measures on
Citizens and Business
The First Workshop on Social
Implications of National Security
29 May 2006
ISBN Details
Editors: Michael, K. & Michael, M.G.
Series: Research Network for a Secure Australia (RNSA)
Publisher:
Publication Year: 2006
Format: Book
ISBN-13: 978-1-74128-118-7
ISBN-10: 1-74128-118-0
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Workshop Presentations
Katina Michael
Centre
for eBusiness Application Research (CeBAR)
Jennifer Seberry
Centre for Computer Security,
National ID Card
Chris Puplick
Former Privacy Commissioner of NSW
1 The proliferation of identification techniques for citizens throughout the ages
Katina Michael and M.G. Michael
2 Social impacts of transport surveillance
Marcus Wigan and Roger Clarke
Oxford Systematics,
Xamax Consultancy Pty Ltd
3 Identity management: is an identity card the solution for Australia?
Margaret Jackson and Julian Ligertwood
4 Community perceptions of biometric technology
Suzanne Lockhart
Department of
Criminology,
5 The social context of the security of Internet banking
Supriya Singh
Royal Melbourne
Institute of Technology /Smart Internet Technology Cooperative Research Centre
(SITCRC)
6 The
importance of utilising electronic identification for total farm management in
Adam Trevarthen
7 Using scenario planning in the evaluation of information security applications
Laura Perusco
8 Regulating telecommunications interception & access: a seachange in surveillance laws
Simon Bronitt and James Stellios
9 The application of critical social theory to national security research
10 Australia’s anti-terrorism legislation: the national security state and the community legal sector
11 E-courts: toward information protection management structures
Lauren May and Mark Burdon
Information Security
Institute,
12 Citizen participation platform guaranteeing freedom of speech
E. Pérez, A. Gómez, S. Sánchez, J.D. Carracedo, J. Carracedo, C. González, J. Moreno
Departamento de Ingeniería y Arquitecturas Telemáticas de la
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid & Observatorio para la Democracia Digital
y los Derechos de la Ciudadanía en Internet
13 The risk of public data availability on critical infrastructure protection
Roba Abbas
14 Perceived risk: human factors affecting ICT of critical infrastructure
Peter R Croll and Hasmukh Morarji
Faculty of Information
Technology, QUT,
15 Conceptualisation of terrorism in modelling tools: critical reflexive approach
Lucy Resnyansky
Defence Science and
Technology Organisation
Lauren May and Tim Lane
Information Security Institute,
Keir Dyce and Mary Barrett
Centre for Computer Security Research, School
of Management and Marketing,
MG Michael
Centre
for eBusiness Application Research (CeBAR)