Information Systems Security, Volume 13

Volume 13, Number 1, 2004

• Ken Dunham:
  Why SoBig Is So Big. 2-7
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Source Code Escrow. 8-11
  
• Nick Akerman:
  Protecting Yourself While Protecting Your Computer Data: Two Laws Make It More Important than Ever. 12-17
  
• Sumit Ghosh:
  The Nature of Cyber-attacks in the Future: A Position Paper. 18-33
  
• Candelaria Hernández-Goya, Pino Caballero-Gil:
  A New Role of Graph Theory: The Design of Probably Secure Cryptoprotocols. 34-43
  
• Thomas R. Peltier:
  Developing an Enterprisewide Policy Structure. 44-50
  
• Laurence J. Wolf:
  Preventing Failure: The Value of Performing a Single Point of Failure Analysis for Critical Applications and Systems. 51-54
  

Volume 13, Number 2, 2004

• Ken Dunham:
  Phishing Isn't So Sophisticated: Scary! 2-7
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Digital Signatures and Electronic Contracts. 8-12
  
• Anton Chuvakin:
  Security Event Analysis through Correlation. 13-18
  
• Douglas G. Conorich:
  Monitoring Intrusion Detection Systems: From Data to Knowledge. 19-30
  
• Alec Main:
  Application Security: Building in Security during the Development Stage. 31-37
  
• Louisa Saunier:
  The Twelve Principles of Trusted Solutions. 38-45
  
• Alyson E. Beacham, Denise Johnson McManus:
  Recovery of Financial Services Firms in the World Trade Center, Post 9/11/01. 46-55
  

Volume 13, Number 3, 2004

• Ruth Breu, Klaus Burger, Michael Hafner, Gerhard Popp:
  Towards a Systematic Development of Secure Systems. 5-13
  
• Richard Brinkman, Ling Feng, Jeroen Doumen, Pieter H. Hartel, Willem Jonker:
  Efficient Tree Search in Encrypted Data. 14-21
  
• Carlos Gutiérrez, Eduardo Fernández-Medina, Mario Piattini:
  Web Services Security: Is the Problem Solved? 22-31
  
• Anat Hovav, John D'Arcy:
  The Impact of Virus Attack Announcements on the Market Value of Firms. 32-40
  
• Weiliang Zhao, Vijay Varadharajan, George Bryan:
  Fair Trading Protocol with Offline Anonymous Credit Card Payment. 41-47
  
• Víctor Méndez Muñoz, Julio César Hernández Castro, Jesús Carretero, Félix García:
  Filtering Spam at E-Mail Server Level with Improved CRM114. 48-55
  

Volume 13, Number 4, 2004

• Ken Dunham:
  Mydoom Miseries. 2-5
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Corporate Liability for Illegal Downloading of Copyrighted Music. 6-10
  
• Peter Stephenson:
  Forensic Analysis of Risks in Enterprise Systems. 11-21
  
• Patricia Ferson:
  I'll Take an Order of Data Sensitivity with Some Integrity on the Side: Finding a Balance within Access Control Models. 22-25
  
• Martin Nemzow:
  Creating and Implementing MS Office Security. 26-38
  
• J. Thomas, Adam J. Elbirt:
  Understanding Internet Protocol Security. 39-43
  
• Thomas R. Peltier:
  Risk Analysis and Risk Management. 44-56
  

Volume 13, Number 5, 2004

• Richard O'Hanley:
  Maintaining Security and Privacy Requires Getting "Back to Basics". 2-3
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Document Theft: Appropriate Responses. 4-8
  
• Laurence J. Wolf:
  Can You Handle the Headaches? Analyzing and Optimizing the Effectiveness of the Incident Management Process. 9-20
  
• Brian T. Geffert:
  Incorporating HIPAA Security Requirements into an Enterprise Security Program. 21-28
  
• Russell L. Jones, Abhinav Rastogi:
  Secure Coding: Building Security into the Software Development Life Cycle. 29-39
  
• Raju Mehta:
  Oracle Database Security. 40-52
  

Volume 13, Number 6, 2005

• Richard O'Hanley:
  Spyware, Adware, Malware - It's All Sleazeware to Me. 2-4
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Data Protection and the Commerce Clause. 5-9
  
• Ken Dunham:
  The Power of Intelligence. 10-14
  
• Adarbad Master:
  Digital Identities Can Tame the Wild, Wild Web. 15-22
  
• Zouheir Trabelsi, Hamza Rahmani:
  An Anti-Sniffer Based on ARP Cache Poisoning Attack. 23-36
  
• Steven Drew:
  Reducing Enterprise Risk with Effective Threat Management. 37-42
  
• Andrew Tinseth, Dan Richlin:
  SB1386: One Year Later. 43-50
  
• Amir M. Hormozi:
  Cookies and Privacy. 51-59