SEC 1996: Greece

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/sec/1996,
  editor    = {Sokratis K. Katsikas and
               Dimitris Gritzalis},
  title     = {Information Systems Security, Facing the information society
               of the 21st Century},
  booktitle = {SEC},
  publisher = {Chapman {\&} Hall},
  series    = {IFIP Conference Proceedings},
  volume    = {54},
  year      = {1996},
  isbn      = {0-412-78120-4},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Part One: Secure Information Systems 1

• Jean Hitchings: A practical solution to the complex human issues of information security design. 3-12
• Ralph Holbein, Stephanie Teufel, Kurt Bauknecht: The use of business process models for security design in organisations. 13-22
• Evangelos A. Kiountouzis, Spyros Kokolakis: An analyst's view of IS security. 23-35

Part Two: Security in Mobile Communications

• Dogan Kesdogan, Hannes Federrath, Anja Jerichow, Andreas Pfitzmann: Location management strategies increasing privacy in mobile communication. 39-48
• Shiuh-Jeng Wang, Le-Pond Chin, Jin-Fu Chang, Yuh-Ren Tsai: ID-based authentication for mobile conference call. 49-58

Part Three: Secure Information Systems 2

• Hilary H. Hosmer: New security paradigms: orthodoxy and heresy. 61-73
• Richard G. Wilsher, Helmut Kurth: Security assurance in information systems. 74-87
• Eric Dubois, Suchun Wu: A framework for dealing with and specifying security requirements in information systems. 88-99
• William List: The effects of time on integrity in information systems. 100-107

Part Four: Management and Legal Issues

• N. H. Pope, J. G. Ross: EPHOS security: procurement of secure open systems. 111-121
• Martin P. J. Kratz: Canada's computer crime laws: ten years of experience. 122-141
• Luc Golvers: Delivery and installation of software: disputes and the burden of proof. 142-150

Part Five: Risk and Security Assessment

• Sebastiaan H. von Solms: Information security on the electronic superhighway. 153-166
• Richard Baskerville: A taxonomy for analyzing hazards to information systems. 167-176
• Marc Dacier, Yves Deswarte, Mohamed Kaâniche: Models and tools for quantitative assessment of operational security. 177-186
• Les Labuschagne, Jan H. P. Eloff: Activating dynamic counter measures to reduce risk. 187-196

Part Six: Applied Cryptography

• Rolf Oppliger, Andres Albanese: Distributed registration and key distribution (DiRK). 199-208
• He Jingmin, Ed Dawson: On the reconstruction of shared secrets. 209-218
• Hannes Hassler, Vesna Hassler, Reinhard Posch: A hierarchical threshold scheme with unique partial keys. 219-226
• Nikos Alexandris, Mike Burmester, Vassilios Chrissikopoulos, D. Peppes: Efficient and provably secure key agreement. 227-236
• Hyun Park, Randy Chow: Internetwork access control using public key certificates. 237-246

Part Seven: Database Systems Security

• Wolfgang Eßmayr, Fritz Kastner, Günther Pernul, A. Min Tjoa: The security architecture of IRO-DB. 249-258
• S. Jadodia, K. P. Smith, Barbara T. Blaustein, LouAnna Notargiacomo: Securely executing multilevel transactions. 259-270
• Elisa Bertino, Claudio Bettini, Elena Ferrari, Pierangela Samarati: A decentralized temporal autoritzation model. 271-280

Part Eight: Authentication and Access Control

• Steven Furnell, Joseph P. Morrissey, Peter W. Sanders, Colin T. Stockel: Applications of keystroke analysis for improved login security and continuous user authentication. 283-294
• Johan S. von Solms, Martin S. Olivier, Sebastiaan H. von Solms: MoFAC: a model for fine-grained access control. 295-305
• Wilna Jansen van Rensburg, Martin S. Oliver: A discretionary security model for object oriented environments. 306-316

Part Nine: Systems and Tools for Intrusion Prevention and Detection

• Thomas Spyrou, John Darzentas: Intention modelling: approximating computer user intentions for detection and prediction of intrusions. 319-336
• I. Kantzavelou, A. Patel: An attack detection system for secure computer systems - design of the ADS. 337-347

Part Ten: Security in Healthcare Systems

• Louise Yngström: IT security and privacy education. 351-364
• H. James, K. Andronis, William Paul: A human approach to security management in health care. 365-376
• George Vassilacopoulos, Vassilios Chrissikopoulos, D. Peppes: Security enforcement in a European medical device vigilance system network. 377-386
• George Pangalos, Marie Khair: Design of secure medical database systems. 387-401

Part Eleven: Network and Distributed Systems Security

• Ian Uttridge, Gualtiero Bazzana, Massimo Giunchi, Gemma Deler, Stéphane Geyres, Josef Heiler: Evaluation of the security of distributed IT sytems through ITSEC/ITSEM: experiences and findings. 405-416
• Theodore K. Apostolopoulos, Victoria C. Daskalou: SNMP-based network security management using a temporal database approach. 417-427
• Nikitas Nikitakos, Stefanos Gritzalis, Panagiotis Georgiadis: Security profile for interconnected open distributed systems with varying vulnerability. 428-437
• Sean O'Connell, A. Patel: A model for the detection of the message stream delay attack. 438-451
• Vijay Varadharajan, Thomas Hardjono: Security model for distributed object framework and its applicability to CORBA. 452-463

Part Twelve: Project Session: Invited Talk

• S. A. Frangos: Software quality assurance: the underlying framework for achieving secure and reliable software systems. 467-474

Part Thirteen: Poster Session

• Thomas Gast, Klaus Keus: Configuration management - a basis of the high assurance software engineering process. 477-479
• E. Delacour: Multi-purpose security module based on smart cards. 480-481
• Nicholas Yialelis, Morris Sloman: An authentication service supporting domain-based access control policies. 482-484
• Claudia Eckert: On security models. 485-486
• Simone Fischer-Hübner, Kathrin Schier: Risks on the way to the global information society. 487-488
• Thilo Baldin, Gerrit Bleumer: Crypto Manager: an object oriented software library for cryptographic mechanisms. 489-491
• Andrew Hutchison, Kurt Bauknecht: Cryptographic key distribution and authentication protocols for secure group communication. 492-493
• Mahmoud T. El-Hadidi, Nadia Hamed Hegazi, Heba Kamal Aslan: A new hybrid encryption scheme for computer networks. 494-495
• Václav Matyás Jr.: From zero-knowledge to a practical authentication protocol. 496-497