The Second Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security : from dataveillance to Überveillance and the realpolitik of the transparent society : 29 October 2007, Wollongong, Australia /
The Second Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security : from dataveillance to Überveillance and the realpolitik of the transparent society : 29 October 2007, Wollongong, Australia /
2nd Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security From dataveillance to Überveillance and the realpolitik of the transparent society
editors Katina Michael and M.G. Michael.
- 306 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
At head of title: RNSA Research Network Secure Australia. Conference proceedings.
Includes bibliographical references.
Opening remarks / A note on überveillance / Keynote address: What 'überveillance' is and what to do about it / Owning identity- one or many- do we have a choice / Opposing surveillance / Message in a bottle: Stored communications interception as practised in Australia / Australia and the 'war against terrorism': Terrorism, national security and human rights / Panel session: The case for detention without charge in suspected terrorism cases in Australia / The benefits and concerns of public data availability in Australia: a survey of security experts / Re-using public sector information (PSI) for profit: Who's data is it anyway? / The Internet as a communication medium and a social space: a social constructivist approach to the use of open data / The Agora-Pnyx paradox / Something smart going on: the apocalyptic aesthetics of surveillance / Auto-ID and location-based services in national security: Social implications / Privacy implications of automated GPS tracking and profiling / Human tracking technology in mutual legal assistance and police inter-state cooperation in international crimes / ePassport security under the microscope / Improving information security management: an Australian universities case study / Doug MacKinnon -- M.G. Michael and K. Michael -- by Roger Clarke -- by Marcus Wigan -- Brian Martin-- Rob Nicholls and Michelle Rowland -- Mark Rix -- Nicholas O'Brien -- Roba Abbas -- Mark Burdon -- Lucy Resnyansky -- George Mickhail -- Marcus O'Donnell -- Holly Tootell -- Muhammad Usman Iqbal and Samsung Lim -- Katina Michael and Gregory Rose -- Matthew Sirotich -- Tim Lane and Lauren May. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
"This multidisciplinary workshop presents the current and potential status of information security measures, considers their implications on citizens and business, and identifies their impact on legislation and privacy at a local and global level."--Cover
1741281415 9781741281415
National security--Australia--Congresses
National security--Law and legislation--Australia--Congresses
Computer security--Australia--Congresses
Computer networks--Security measures--Congresses.
Privacy, Right of--Australia--Congresses
Identification--Australia--Congresses
Information technology--Social aspects--Australia--Congresses
Electronic surveillance--Australia--Congresses
Terrorism--Prevention--Australia--Congresses
323.4482
At head of title: RNSA Research Network Secure Australia. Conference proceedings.
Includes bibliographical references.
Opening remarks / A note on überveillance / Keynote address: What 'überveillance' is and what to do about it / Owning identity- one or many- do we have a choice / Opposing surveillance / Message in a bottle: Stored communications interception as practised in Australia / Australia and the 'war against terrorism': Terrorism, national security and human rights / Panel session: The case for detention without charge in suspected terrorism cases in Australia / The benefits and concerns of public data availability in Australia: a survey of security experts / Re-using public sector information (PSI) for profit: Who's data is it anyway? / The Internet as a communication medium and a social space: a social constructivist approach to the use of open data / The Agora-Pnyx paradox / Something smart going on: the apocalyptic aesthetics of surveillance / Auto-ID and location-based services in national security: Social implications / Privacy implications of automated GPS tracking and profiling / Human tracking technology in mutual legal assistance and police inter-state cooperation in international crimes / ePassport security under the microscope / Improving information security management: an Australian universities case study / Doug MacKinnon -- M.G. Michael and K. Michael -- by Roger Clarke -- by Marcus Wigan -- Brian Martin-- Rob Nicholls and Michelle Rowland -- Mark Rix -- Nicholas O'Brien -- Roba Abbas -- Mark Burdon -- Lucy Resnyansky -- George Mickhail -- Marcus O'Donnell -- Holly Tootell -- Muhammad Usman Iqbal and Samsung Lim -- Katina Michael and Gregory Rose -- Matthew Sirotich -- Tim Lane and Lauren May. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
"This multidisciplinary workshop presents the current and potential status of information security measures, considers their implications on citizens and business, and identifies their impact on legislation and privacy at a local and global level."--Cover
1741281415 9781741281415
National security--Australia--Congresses
National security--Law and legislation--Australia--Congresses
Computer security--Australia--Congresses
Computer networks--Security measures--Congresses.
Privacy, Right of--Australia--Congresses
Identification--Australia--Congresses
Information technology--Social aspects--Australia--Congresses
Electronic surveillance--Australia--Congresses
Terrorism--Prevention--Australia--Congresses
323.4482