Information Systems Security, Volume 15

Volume 15, Number 1, 2006

• Jim Tiller:
  The Lion and the Gazelle. 2-5
  
• Ken Dunham:
  Money Mules: An Investigative View. 6-10
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Wardriving: Unauthorized Access to Wi-Fi Networks. 11-15
  
• Art Gilliland:
  Understanding the IM Security Threat. 16-20
  
• Sumit Dhar:
  Securing and Hardening RedHat Linux. 21-30
  
• Tommy Ward:
  Security of Backup Data. 31-34
  
• Bond Masuda:
  Managing the Risks of Managed Security Services. 35-42
  
• Russ Neal:
  Social Psychological Variables That Contribute to Resistance to Security Assessment Findings. 43-52
  

Volume 15, Number 2, 2006

• James Tiller:
  Security Answers the Call. 2-4
  
• Ken Dunham:
  The Problem with P2P. 5-8
  
• Darrell Epps, Scott Tanner, Carl Silva:
  Can VoIP Secure Itself for the Next Technology Wave?: A Look at Assessing Vulnerability in a Converged Environment. 9-15
  
• Bogdan Materna:
  Proactive Security for VoIP Networks. 16-21
  
• Kevin Curran, John Honan:
  Eliminating the Volume of Spam E-Mails Using a Hashcash-Based Solution. 22-41
  
• Xin Luo:
  A Holistic Approach for Managing Spyware. 42-48
  
• Ramanan Ramanathan:
  Thinking Beyond Security. 49-54
  

Volume 15, Number 3, 2006

• James Tiller:
  Virtual Security: The New Security Tool? 2-4
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Open Source Software and the SCO Litigation. 5-9
  
• J. Patrick Ravenel:
  Effective Operational Security Metrics. 10-17
  
• Paul Chen:
  E-Mail Archiving: Understanding the Reasons, Risks, and Rewards. 18-23
  
• Rebecca Herold:
  Building an Effective Privacy Program. 24-35
  
• Zeinab Karake Shalhoub:
  Content Analysis of Web Privacy Policies in the GCC Countries. 36-45
  
• Karim Toubba:
  Employing Encryption to Secure Consumer Data. 46-54
  

Volume 15, Number 4, 2006

• Edward H. Freeman:
  Gmail and Privacy Issues. 2-6
  
• John Kindervag:
  The Five Myths of Wireless Security. 7-16
  
• Kevin Curran, Elaine Smyth:
  Demonstrating the Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Weaknesses Inherent in Wi-Fi Networks. 17-38
  
• Brian Hernacki:
  Improving Bluetooth Security: What IT Managers and Mobile Device Users Can Do. 39-42
  
• Stuart C. K. So, John J. Liu:
  Securing RFID Applications: Issues, Methods, and Controls. 43-50
  
• Kenneth J. Knapp, Thomas E. Marshall, R. Kelly Rainer Jr., Dorsey W. Morrow:
  The Top Information Security Issues Facing Organizations: What Can Government Do to Help? 51-58
  

Volume 15, Number 5, 2006

• Ken Dunham:
  MetaFisher: Next-Generation Bots and Phishing. 2-6
  
• Abe Kleinfeld:
  Measuring Security. 7-12
  
• Thomas R. Peltier:
  Social Engineering: Concepts and Solutions. 13-21
  
• Gerald V. Post, Albert Kagan:
  Information Security Tradeoffs: The User Perspective. 22-29
  
• Elizabeth A. Nichols, Andrew Sudbury:
  Implementing Security Metrics Initiatives. 30-38
  
• David M. Lynch:
  Securing Against Insider Attacks. 39-47
  
• Alan Murphy:
  Protecting Your Internal Resources with Intranet Application Firewalls. 48-53
  

Volume 15, Number 6, 2006

• Ken Dunham:
  Year of the Rootkit. 2-6
  
• Edward H. Freeman:
  Service of Process by Email. 7-11
  
• Tyson Macaulay:
  Risk Conductors. 12-24
  
• Mohammad Talib, Francis Joseph Ogwu, A. Samer:
  A New Algorithm for Hiding Gray Images Using Blocks. 25-29
  
• Cezar Drugescu, Rafael Etges:
  Maximizing the Return on Investment on Information Security Programs: Program Governance and Metrics. 30-40
  
• Richard G. Vedder:
  Katrina's Gift: A Wake-Up Call for Improved Disaster Planning. 41-44
  
• Joseph A. Cazier, B. Dawn Medlin:
  Password Security: An Empirical Investigation into E-Commerce Passwords and Their Crack Times. 45-55
  
• Mark Ryan del Moral Talabis:
  Honeynet Learning: Discovering Information Security. 56-63
  
• Jim Vandermeer:
  Seven Highly Successful Habits of Enterprise Email Managers: Ensuring that your employees' email usage is not putting your company at risk. 64-75