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Social Implications of Social Implications of Information Security Information Security Measures on Citizens and Measures on Citizens and BusinessBusiness

Research Network for a Research Network for a Secure Australia- RNSASecure Australia- RNSA

Centre for eBusiness Centre for eBusiness Application Research- Application Research- CeBARCeBAR

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Session 1- PrivacySession 1- PrivacyChair: Katina MichaelChair: Katina Michael

WelcomeWelcome Katina MichaelKatina Michael

Opening RemarksOpening Remarks Jennifer SeberryJennifer Seberry

Transport Transport SurveillanceSurveillance

Marcus WiganMarcus Wigan

Former NSW Former NSW Privacy Privacy CommissionerCommissioner

Chris PuplickChris Puplick

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Morning TeaMorning Tea

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Session 2- TechnologySession 2- TechnologyChair: Holly TootellChair: Holly Tootell

Identity Identity ManagementManagement

Margaret JacksonMargaret Jackson

Community Community PerceptionsPerceptions

Suzanne LockhartSuzanne Lockhart

Internet BankingInternet Banking Supriya SinghSupriya Singh

Wireless Network Wireless Network VulnerabilityVulnerability

Mary BarrettMary Barrett

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LunchLunch

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Session 3- LawSession 3- LawChair: Athol YatesChair: Athol Yates

Regulating Regulating TelecommunicationTelecommunicationss

Simon BronittSimon Bronitt

Anti-terrorism Anti-terrorism LegislationLegislation

Mark RixMark Rix

Critical Social Critical Social TheoryTheory

Holly TootellHolly Tootell

E-courtsE-courts Mark BurdonMark Burdon

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Afternoon TeaAfternoon Tea

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Session 4- Critical Session 4- Critical InfrastructureInfrastructureChair: M.G. MichaelChair: M.G. MichaelPublic Data Public Data AvailabilityAvailability

Roba AbbasRoba Abbas

Perceived RiskPerceived Risk Peter CrollPeter Croll

Critical Reflexive Critical Reflexive ApproachApproach

Lucy ResnyanskyLucy Resnyansky

Security and Security and Australian Australian UniversitiesUniversities

Lauren MayLauren May

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Closing Remarks-Closing Remarks-Co-editor MG MichaelCo-editor MG Michael Outcomes:Outcomes:

– 265 pp proceedings265 pp proceedings– Select paper publication:Select paper publication:

PrometheusPrometheus Journal of Applied and Theoretical Journal of Applied and Theoretical

Electronic Commerce Research (JTAER)Electronic Commerce Research (JTAER)

– Encourage membership to RNSAEncourage membership to RNSA– Future collaborative linksFuture collaborative links– Discourse: a way forwardDiscourse: a way forward