Seven papers have been presented at the 2011 European Security Conference in Örebro, Sweden, that took place on June 13th and 14th, 2011. The Conference is a European extension of the Annual Security Conference that has been held in Las Vegas (USA) for over a decade. The conference attracts a nice mix of participants from academia, government and industry. The theme of the 2011 event was identity and privacy management. The presented papers:
- Viola Kanule, Geoffrey Karokola, Jeffy Mwakalinga and Stewart Kowalski – Secure e-Government Adoption:A Case Study for Tanzania
- Margaretha Eriksson, Helena Granlund, Louise Yngström and Jonas Hallberg – On the Information Security Posture in an Government Agency – a Longitudinal Study 2008-2011
- Wätterstam Tove, Stewart Kowalski and Robert Hoffmann – A Case Study in Security Mental Models at Swedish Government Agency
- Bilal Al Sabbagh and Stewart Kowalski – A Comparison Study of information security cultures of IT workers and Social Network users in Saudi Arabia
- Ulrika Norman and Stewart Kowalski – Back to School: Integrate Information Security and IT ethics educations in to the Swedish School Systems: A Survey Study
- Rostyslav Barabanov, Stewart Kowalski and Louise Yngström – Information Security Metrics: Research Directions
- Chigozie Nwogu Nwogu and Stewart Kowalski – A case study of reusing an electronic voting system Protection Profile from Europe to an African country
SEClab Team, Örebro ESC2011