Programme (Draft)


Monday 23rd June 2014 (Day 1)

 

9.00 REGISTRATION

 

9.30 WELCOME - Professor James Fraser, Director, Centre for Forensic Science (University of Strathclyde).

 

9.35 Keynote: Scott Ainslie (Global Technology Services, IBM Australia): Security Intelligence - Forensics and Big Data; can we be intelligently proactive?

 

10.20 SESSION 1

 

1.1 Lynsay A. Shepherd, Jacqueline Archibald and R. Ian Ferguson (University of Abertay): Reducing Risky Security Behaviours: Utilising Affective Feedback To Educate Users

 

1.2 Fathiya Al Izki and George Weir (University of Strathclyde): Information Security and Digital Divide in the Arab World

 

11.40 COFFEE

 

12.00 SESSION 2

 

2.1 Sarah Holmes (Security & Resilience, RBS): Open Source Forensic Management Software

 

2.2 Richard Connor, Stewart MacKenzie-Leigh and George Weir (University of Strathclyde): The Forensic Detection of Very Similar Images

 

13.20 LUNCH

 

14.45 SESSION 3

 

3.1 Eamonn Keane (Specialist Crime Division, Cybercrime, Police Scotland): The current cybercrime threat landscape

 

3.2 Alex McLaren (Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, UK): Technology, a tool for the fraudster

 

16.05 COFFEE

 

16.20 SESSION 4

 

Invited talk: David Cannings (Executive Principal for Cyber Threat Defence, NCC Group): The role of forensics in modern incident response

 

17.00 CLOSE

 

19.00 CONFERENCE DINNER

 

Tuesday 24th June 2014 (Day 2)

 

9.30 Keynote: Barry Cartwright (School of Criminology and International CyberCrime Research Centre, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada): The Battle-Line between 'Cyber Libertarians' and 'Cyber Cops': The Changing Face of Canadian Cyber Law.

 

10.15 SESSION 5

 

5.1 Michelle Govan and Kenneth Ovens (Glasgow Caledonian University): Temporal Analysis Anomalies with iOS iMessage Communication Exchange

 

5.2 Ethan Bayne, Ian Ferguson and John Isaacs (University of Abertay): OpenCL Acceleration of Digital Forensic Methods

 

11.15 COFFEE

 

11.35 SESSION 6

 

Invited talk: James Fraser (University of Strathclyde): Digital Forensics: Lessons from Other Areas of Forensic Practice

 

12.15 SESSION 7

 

7.1 James Sutherland, Natalie Coull and Allan MacLeod (University of Abertay): CPU covert channel accessible from Javascript

 

7.2 Diane Gan and Gary Kelly (University of Greenwich): Analysis of Attacks Using a Honeypot

 

13.15 LUNCH

 

14.30 SESSION 8

 

8.1 Najla Etaher and George Weir (University of Strathclyde): Understanding the Threat of Banking Malware

 

8.2 Kyriakos Sergiou and Ameer-Al-Nemrat (University of East London): Investigations in Black-box Penetration Techniques on Wireless Networks - Gathering Digital Evidence against Cyber-Intrusions

 

8.3 Katherine Darroch and George R S Weir (University of Strathclyde): Measuring Sexually Explicit Content

 

16.00 COFFEE

 

16.20 PANEL SESSION

 

16.45 CLOSE