8^th International Annual Workshop on

Digital Forensics & Incident Analysis (WDFIA 2013)

Room 1

9:15-:9:30

Workshop Welcome

9:30-10:30

Keynote Talk

Ram Herkanaidu - Kaspersky Lab

Cyber-[.......] Hype or Trend? The Drivers behind Malware Development

Are we experiencing a change in the nature of threats facing us or is it all just hype? Do security companies and governments promote the notions of cyber-weapons and cyber-wars just for their own interest? Are there some fundamental changes in our digital lives both at home and work that means we are more vulnerable to cyber threats? Lastly, is the problem just one of technology or should more emphasis be placed on education and raising security awareness? This presentation outlines the major trends in malware development, the purposes for which malware is used, the ways in which malware spreads and the things we can do to secure our systems.

10:30-11:00

Coffee

11:00-12:30

HAISA Session 1

Shrinking the Authentication Footprint
K. Renaud and J. Maguire

Contextualized Security Interventions in Password Transmission Scenarios
M. Volkamer, S. Bartsch and M. Kauer

National Password Security Survey: Results
K. Helkala and T.H. Bakås

12:30-14:00

Lunch

14:00-15:00

WDFIA Session 1

Visual Triage of Email Network Narratives for Digital Investigations
J. Haggerty, S. Haggerty and M.J. Taylor

15:00-15:30

Coffee

15:30-17:00

HAISA Session 2

9:00-10:00

WDFIA Session 2

MetaFor: Metadata Signatures for Automated Remote File Identification in Forensic Investigations
M.P. Roberts and J. Haggerty

Visualisation of allocated and unallocated data blocks in digital forensics
C. Hargreaves

10:00-11:00

Panel Discussion

Topic TBA

11:00-11:30

Coffee

11:30-13:00

HAISA Session 3

Using Theories and Best Practices to Bridge the Phishing Gap
E.D Frauenstein and R. von Solms

Using Phishing Experiments and Scenario-based Surveys to Understand Security Behaviours in Practice
W.R. Flores, H. Holm, G. Svensson, G. Ericsson

Developing and Testing a Visual Hash Scheme
M. M. Olembo, T. Kilian, S. Stockhardt, A. Hülsing and M. Volkamer

13:00-14:00

Lunch

14:00-15:30

IFIP TC 11.1 Session 1

A Revised Framework of Information Security Principles
A. Teixeira and F. de Sá-Soares

Principles for PCI Compliance to Ensure Information Security: The Case for Mid-Size Companies
J. DeSantio

15:30-16:00

Coffee

16:00-17:30

IFIP TC 11.1 Session 2

Interpreting Security Metaphors
A. Macedo

Towards a Brain-Compatible Approach for Web-Based, Information Security Education
R. Reid and J.F. Van Niekerk

Narrative Networks and Global Sourcing: Iimplications for Security and Privacy
G. Dhillon and D. Harnesk