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Is the Internet the 1990s equivalent of 'dodge city' where crime is rampant and policing impossible? Or should the Internet be self-regulated with users protected from crime primarily through technological means?
This two-day conference looks at how the Internet is being used for illegal activities and how best to prevent such conduct from taking place - through the law, technology or market-based crime prevention strategies based on self-help.
The Internet consists of more than 15 000 computer networks linked to over 175 countries. Over 170 000 companies do business on the Internet and almost 100 million electronic messages are sent annually. Such an extensive communications system creates enormous possibilities for crime and formidable challenges for law enforcement.
This conference will examine the nature and extent of Internet crime and responses available to deal with it.
8.00 | Registration | |
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9.00 | Welcome and Opening | Dr Adam Graycar Director, Australian Institute of Criminology |
9.10 | Crime and Technology in the Global Village (pdf file - size 22kB) | Dr Peter Grabosky Director of Research, Australian Institute of Criminology |
9.40 | Morning Tea | |
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10.00 | Illegal and Harmful Content on the Internet (pdf file - size 41kB) | Ms Kaaren Koomen Australian Broadcasting Authority |
10.30 | New Zealand Censorship Compliance Unit: Introduction and Demonstration (pdf file - size 14kB) | Mr Paul Duke Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand |
11.00 | Copyright Infringement (pdf file - size 59kB) | Mr Ian McDonald Australian Copyright Council |
11.30 | Discussion | |
12.00 | Lunch | |
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1.00 | Computer Hackers: Juvenile Delinquents or International Saboteurs? (pdf file - size 24kB) | Ms Suelette Dreyfus Author of "Underground" |
1.30 | Terrorism and Internet Warfare (pdf file - size 35kB) | Squadron Leader Nigel Thompson Officer in Charge, Information Assurance Centre RAAF |
2.00 | Discussion | |
2.30 | Afternoon Tea | |
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3.00 | Paying the Price on the Internet: Funds Transfer Crime in Cyberspace (pdf file - size 47kB) | Dr Russell Smith Australian Institute of Criminology |
3.30 | On-line Business Crime (pdf file - size 46kB) | Mr Tim Phillips Australian Securities Commission |
4.00 | Discussion | |
4.30 | KEYNOTE ADDRESS An Overview of Internet Crime | Mr Norman Reaburn Acting Secretary, Attorney-General's Department, Canberra Chairman, OECD Group of Experts on Security and Privacy Global Information Infrastructure |
5:15 | Drinks |
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9.00 | Crime in Cyberspace: Trends in Computer Crime in Australia (pdf file - size 31kB) | Mr Glenn Wahlert Australian Federal Police |
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9.30 | International Co-operative Measures (pdf file - size 48kB) | Mr Gareth Grainger Deputy Chairman Australian Broadcasting Authority |
10.00 | Morning Tea | |
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10.30 | Legal Issues (pdf file - size 28kB) | Dr Gordon Hughes Blake, Dawson, Waldron, Solicitors, Melbourne |
11.00 | Investigative and Policing Issues (pdf file - size 225kB) | Mr Ken Day Australian Federal Police |
11.30 | Discussion | |
12.00 | Lunch | |
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1.00 | Internet Crime Prevention (pdf file - size 49kB) | Dr Adam Sutton, David Tait, Shane McKenzie & Fiona Bavinton University of Melbourne |
1.30 | Electronic Security (pdf file - size 22kB) | Dr Nicholas Chantler Queensland University of Technology |
2.00 | Discussion | |
2.30 | Afternoon Tea | |
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3.00 | Electronic Cash and SET (pdf file - size 60kB) | Professor Anthony Watson Edith Cowan University |
3.30 | International Technological Controls (pdf file - size 49kB) | Mr Steve Orlowski Special Advisor IT Security Policy Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department |
4.00 | Technological Aspects of Internet Crime Prevention (pdf file - size 13kB) | Dr Roger Clarke Xamax Consultancy Pty Ltd |
4.30 | Discussion | |
5.00 | Closing Address | Dr Adam Graycar Australian Institute of Criminology |
5.15 | Close |
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