10:30 - 12:30 Conference Registration
Bishop Partridge Room/Landing (1st Floor)

12:30 CONFERENCE OPENING AND WELCOME:
Webcast available Fred Piper, Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, University of London
Webcast availableMartin Smith, The Security Company (International) Limited

12:40 [K1] A statement of the problem
Webcast availableDavid Smith, The Deputy Information Commissioner

13:10 [IS1] Possibly the biggest Security challenge we face?
Mark Hughes, BT

13:40 [IS2] "You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink"  Keep it personal!
Bernadette Palmer, The Security Company (International) Ltd

14:10 [IS3] Managing the human factor in information security
Webcast availableDavid Lacey, Author and Director of Research, ISSA-UK

14:40 - 15:10 REFRESHMENT BREAK and Poster Viewing

15:10 [O01] The insider threat - who can you trust these days?
Webcast availableC.J. Colwill, BT, UK

15:22 [O02] The positive outcomes of information security awareness training in companies; a case study
Webcast availableM. Eminagaoglu*¹, E. Ucar¹, S. Eren²,  ¹Trakya University, Turkey, ²Yasar University, Turkey

15:34 [O03] Protecting clients from insider attacks on trust accounts
S. Mubarak*, J. Slay,  University of South Australia, Australia

15:46 [O04] Sensitive information in five types of organizations: A view from the workplace
E.D. Thompson*¹, M. Kaarst-Brown²,  ¹University of North Texas, USA, ²Syracuse University, USA

15:58 [O05] Considering usability and damage from attacks when setting up a security system and responding to alerts
Webcast availableN. Ben-Asher*¹,³, J. Meyer¹,³, Y. Parmet¹, S. Moeller², R. Englert³,  ¹Ben Gurion University, Israel, ²Deutsche Telekom Labs, TU Berlin, Germany, ³Deutsche Telekom Laboratories @ BGU, Israel

16:10 - 16:25 Submitted Orals Q & A

16:25 - 16:55 [K2] Risk appetite and the influence of culture
Webcast availableJulia Graham, DLA Piper UK LLP

17:00 - 19:00 Welcome Drinks Reception and Poster Viewing

END OF DAY ONE

09:00 OPENING REMARKS DAY 2
Fred Piper, Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, University of London
Martin Smith, The Security Company (International) Limited

09:10 [K3] The importance of senior management support
Webcast availableNick Haycock, Information Security and Assurance Office of HM Government CIO and SIRO, The Cabinet Office

09:40 Design & Ergonomics PANEL
Webcast available[IS4]  Sarah Sharples, University of Nottingham
[IS5]  Jim Nixon, National Air Traffic Services (NATS)
Webcast available[IS6]  Angela Sasse, University College London
Webcast available[IS7]  Guy Walker, Heriot Watt University

10:40 -
11:10 REFRESHMENT BREAK and Poster Viewing

11:10 [IS8 & IS9] And now for something completely different....?
Webcast availableWilliam Beer & Craig Lunnon, Pricewaterhouse Coopers

11:40 [O06] Cross-cultural factors in computer forensics: Australia and Taiwan
S. Mubarak*, J. Slay, Y.C. Lin, University of South Australia, Australia

11:52 [O07] The effectiveness of fear in motivating secure behaviour
Webcast availableG. Stewart, Risk Intelligence Ltd, UK

12:04 [O08] Emphasizing ethical virtues in information security education
Webcast availableJ. Chen,  University of Maryland University College, USA

12:16 -
12:30 Submitted Orals Q & A

12:30 -
13:45 LUNCH and Poster Viewing

13:45 Staff Recruitment & Management PANEL
Webcast available[IS10]  David King, Information Security Awareness Forum (ISAF); ISSA-UK Advisory Board
Webcast available[IS11]  Eyal Ben Cohen, Verifle Ltd
Webcast available[IS12]  David Chernick, KPMG Forensic
Webcast available[IS13]  Peter French, SSR Personnel
[IS14]  Gordon Irving, ScottishPower

14:45 [IS15] The irreversible march of technology
Webcast availableSteven Furnell, University of Plymouth

15:15 - 15:45 REFRESHMENT BREAK and Poster Viewing

15:45 [IS16] Changing the perception of security at Unilever
Andrew Strong, Unilever

16:25 [K4] "From Chaucer to Disney"
Webcast availableJoseph A. DiVanna, Maris Strategies Ltd

17:25 END OF DAY TWO

08:45 OPENING REMARKS DAY 3
Fred Piper, Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, University of London
Martin Smith, The Security Company (International) Limited

08:55 [K5] Human factors in information assurance - Personnel security meets HR policy and practice
Head of Personnel Security and Behavioural Assessment, Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure

09:25 [IS17] Changing behaviour in HMRC - Implementing the recommendations of the Hannigan and Poynter reports
Webcast availableJeff Brooker, HMRC

10:05 - 10:35 REFRESHMENT BREAK and Poster Viewing

10:35 [IS18] E-Crime reduction partnership
Webcast availablePhilip Virgo, EURIM

11:05 Latest research into human interaction with technology
Webcast available[IS19] Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, University of London
Webcast available[IS20] Martin Gill, Perpetuity Research and Consultancy International
Webcast available[IS21] Angela Sasse, University College London

12:35 - 13:50 LUNCH and Poster Viewing

13:50 [IS22] The awareness challenge: The Vodafone approach
Marjolein Kruithof, Vodafone

14:20 [IS23] Changing the security culture at Nationwide
Webcast availableSarah Garrett, Nationwide 

14:50 [O09] Security decisions for the average computer user: From aggravation to opportunity
R. Ford, G. Bahr*,  Florida Institute of Technology, USA

15:02 [O10] Lest we forget: Management as a critical component of and not separate from human factors
Webcast availableW.T. Bonner,  University of Regina, Canada

15:14 [O11] How do we ensure that the technology we use for information security is user friendly?
Webcast availableA. Jones*¹,², T. Martin¹, C.Y. Yuen¹,  ¹Khalifa University of Science, Technology and Research, UAE, ²Edith Cowan University, Australia

15:26 [O12] Contribution of corporate social responsibility to information security management
Webcast availableT. Tsiakis, University of Thessaly, Greece

15:38 [O13] A systematic model for human factors in information security
Webcast availableC. Blackwell, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK

15:50 - 16:05 Submitted Orals Q & A

16:05 - 16:35 REFRESHMENT BREAK and Poster Viewing

16:35 [IS24] Barclays case study
Webcast availableMark Logsdon, Barclays

17:05 - 17:15 CLOSING REMARKS

17:15 CLOSE OF CONFERENCE