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AusCERT2005
 AusCERT Asia Pacific
Information Technology Security Conference
 22nd - 26th May 2005 - Royal Pines Resort - Gold Coast, Australia


Call for presentations closed.

Call for Presentations and Tutorials:

At the request of previous conference delegates, the AusCERT2005 programme committee has decided to include some positions on the programme for speakers accepted through a "Call for Presentations and Tutorials". Accepted presentations will be included in the Business, Technical or Tutorial streams.

This call for presentations is open to experts who believe they would have a quality presentation for the AusCERT2005 Conference fitting the theme of "Secure by design - the only choice".

Note that this is not an academic refereed call for papers. A separate refereed stream for research and development is available for this purpose and a call for papers is being held separately for this stream. Please refer to the refereed call for papers for further details.


Presentation Submission Guidelines:

All presentations and tutorial submissions will be handled electronically.

Submissions will only be considered if the presentation abstract and the presentation slides are submitted by the submission deadline.

The AusCERT2005 programme committee will not consider incomplete submissions. Please note that:

  • Presentation abstract should be submitted in text.
  • Presentation slides should be submitted in pdf or PowerPoint format.
Submissions will be accepted from now on until the deadline listed under 'Important Dates'.

Business and Technical presentations will run for 40 minutes, however, we would recommend a 30-35 minute presentation to allow time for questions.

Tutorials run for half a day and can cover topics either at business or technical levels.

Please note that presentations promoting vendor specific products or services will not be considered nor accepted.


Presentation Topics:

The programme committee welcomes original contributions not previously published nor submitted in parallel for publication to any other conference or workshop on the following topics:

Business Technical
Identity Theft Hacking techniques
Enterprise security - Designing, developing and monitoring an enterprise computer/network security team Vulnerability research in:
  • open source software
  • responses to vulnerabilities in the source code
    		•
    Application Security Secure programming techniques
    IT governance Antivirus developments and techniques
    Risk Management/Assessment Anti-spam developments and techniques
    Security Policies Monitoring and Log Analysis
    Legal Issues (such as privacy, monitoring, etc) Distributed Intrusion Detection on large scale networks
    Business Continuity Computer Network Attacks
    Security Standards - Implementing and using security standards on an enterprise scale Network Security (IDSs, Monitoring, Log Analysis, Wireless, Securing and hardening)
    Security Audits Windows Security (Securing and hardening)
    Security education (from users to CEOs) Unix Security (Securing and hardening)
    Hacker profiling Web Security (Securing and hardening)
    Biometrics and security Case Studies
  • Computer/Network Forensics
  • Network monitoring
  • Honeynets
  • Spam
    		•
    Critical Infrastructure Protection
    Incident Response
    Case Studies


    Speaking Agreement:

    Note that if your presentation is selected you must be willing to comply with the following:

    1. You must have sent the final PowerPoint slides by the dates listed on the 'call for presentations and tutorials'.
    2. If you fail to send the power point slides by the dates listed on the 'call for presentations and tutorials' you understand that the conference programme committee may decide to replace your presentation by an alternate presentation.
    3. If for any reason you cannot present you must inform the conference programme committee or the conference organisers listed at the conference web site at least two weeks prior to the conference.

    Important Dates:

    Presentation Submission deadline: (including abstract, biography and presentation slides) by 8th November 2004
    Notification of acceptance: 16th December 2004
    Final presentation material due: 22nd March 2005


    Presentation Selection:

    The AusCERT2005 Programme Committee will select all topics and speakers on an independent basis based on the quality of papers and the conference theme.

    Acceptance of the papers is at the discretion of the Programme Committee which has the right to refuse all papers. The Programme Committee's decisions are final.


    Copyright:

    AusCERT2005 requires a non-exclusive copyright license for all the presentations presented at the conference and for the presentation's material. This includes potential distribution on a conference CD and/or the conference website.


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