Computers & Security, Volume 15

Volume 14, Number 1, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 4-13
  
• Martin Smith, John Sherwood:
  Business continuity planning. 14-23
  
• Marshall D. Abrams, Michael V. Joyce:
  Trusted system concepts. 45-56
  
• Marshall D. Abrams, Michael V. Joyce:
  Trusted computing update. 57-68
  
• Marshall D. Abrams, Michael V. Joyce:
  New thinking about information technology security. 69-81
  

Volume 14, Number 2, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random Bits & Bytes. 90-102
  
• Manfred Möhrenschlager:
  Hacking: To criminalize or not ? - suggestions for the legislature. 103-112
  
• Henry B. Wolfe:
  Computer security: For fun and profit. 113-115
  
• Tzong-Chen Wu, Wei-Hua He:
  A geometric approach for sharing secrets. 135-145
  
• Marshall D. Abrams, Jonathan D. Moffett:
  A higher level of computer security through active policies. 147-157
  
• Hui-Min Tsai, Chin-Chen Chang:
  A cryptographic implementation for dynamic access control in a user hierarchy. 159-166
  
• John G. Cleary, Sean A. Irvine, Ingrid Rinsma-Melchert:
  On the insecurity of arithmetic coding. 167-180
  

Volume 14, Number 3, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 188-196
  
• Edwin B. Heinlein:
  Principles of information systems security. 197-198
  
• Scott Hill, Martin Smith:
  Risk management & corporate security: A viable leadership and business solution designed to enhance corporations in the emerging marketplace. 199-204
  
• Hyun-jung Kim:
  Biometrics, is it a viable proposition for identity authentication and access control? 205-214
  
• Frank Deane, Kate Barrelle, Ron Henderson, Doug Mahar:
  Perceived acceptability of biometric security systems. 225-231
  
• Matt Bishop, Daniel V. Klein:
  Improving system security via proactive password checking. 233-249
  
• H. A. S. Booysen, Jan H. P. Eloff:
  Classification of objects for improved access control. 251-265
  

Volume 14, Number 4, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 274-282
  
• Charles Cresson Wood:
  Shifting information systems security responsibility from user organizations to vendor/publisher organizations. 283-284
  
• Charles Cresson Wood, Karen Snow:
  ISO 9000 and information security. 287-288
  
• Gerald L. Kovacich:
  Recovering computer-generated evidence. 289-296
  
• Simon R. Wiseman:
  Classification services in the SWORD secure DBMS. 307-321
  
• Greg O'Shea:
  Redundant access rights. 323-348
  
• Simon J. Shepherd:
  A high speed software implementation of the Data Encryption Standard. 349-357
  

Volume 14, Number 5, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 365-371
  
• Jean Hitchings:
  Deficiencies of the traditional approach to information security and the requirements for a new methodology. 377-383
  
• John Leach:
  Dynamic authentication for smartcards. 385-389
  
• Sarah Gordon:
  Technologically enabled crime: Shifting paradigms for the Year 2000. 391-402
  
• Anastasia Doumas, Konstantinos Mavroudakis, Dimitris Gritzalis, Sokratis K. Katsikas:
  Design of a neural network for recognition and classification of computer viruses. 435-448
  
• Muninder P. Kailay, Peter Jarratt:
  RAMeX: a prototype expert system for computer security risk analysis and management. 449-463
  
• Thomas Hardjono, Jennifer Seberry:
  Applications of smartcards for anonymous and verifiable databases. 465-472
  

Volume 14, Number 6, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 480-488
  
• Claude Oliver:
  Privacy, anonymity and accountability. 489-490
  
• Alan R. Krull:
  Controls in the next millennium: Anticipating the IT-enabled future. 491-495
  
• Jim Reid:
  Open systems security: Traps and pitfalls. 496-517
  
• Frank Stoll:
  The need for decentralization and privacy in mobile communications networks. 527-539
  
• Raymond W. Lo, Karl N. Levitt, Ronald A. Olsson:
  MCF: a malicious code filter. 541-566
  

Volume 14, Number 7, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 574-585
  
• Christopher L. J. Holloway:
  Controlling the use of cryptographic keys. 587-598
  
• Sarah Gordon:
  Internet 101. 599-604
  
• Ben Soh, Tharam S. Dillon:
  Setting optimal intrusion-detection thresholds. 621-631
  
• Fred de Koning:
  A methodology for the design of security plans. 633-643
  
• James Backhouse, Gurpreet Dhillon:
  Managing computer crime: a research outlook. 645-651
  

Volume 14, Number 8, 1995

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 660-666
  
• Charles Cresson Wood:
  Writing infosec policies. 667-674
  
• Rebecca J. Duncan:
  There are some cracks in the cornerstone of information security. 675-680
  
• Christopher L. J. Holloway:
  Controlling digital signature services using a smartcard. 681-690
  
• Kenneth R. Lindup:
  A new model for information security policies. 691-695
  
• Love Ekenberg, Subhash Oberoi, István Orci:
  A cost model for managing information security hazards. 707-717
  
• Marshall D. Abrams, Marvin V. Zelkowitz:
  Striving for correctness. 719-738