Information Systems Security, Volume 12

Volume 12, Number 1, 2003

• Jeffrey L. Ott:
  The Real Cost of Computer Crime. 2-4
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• Edward H. Freeman:
  Prosecution of Computer Virus Authors. 5-9
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• Ken Dunham:
  Anna Kournikova Revealed. 10-16
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• Steven Hofmeyr:
  Why Today's Security Technologies Are So Inadequate: History, Implications, and New Approaches. 17-21
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• Ashish Garg, Jeffrey Curtis, Hilary Halper:
  The Financial Impact of IT Security Breaches: What Do Investors Think? 22-33
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• Thomas R. Peltier:
  Establishing Business Controls for Electronic Mail Communications. 34-42
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• Todd Fitzgerald:
  HIPAA Security Rule 101: The Time to Act Is Now. 43-53
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• Elizabeth M. Ferrarini:
  History of Best Practices Eases CareGroup's HIPAA Planning: Interview with Dr. John Halamka. 54-56
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Volume 12, Number 2, 2003

• Jeffrey L. Ott:
  An Application of Security. 2-4
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• Edward H. Freeman:
  Privacy Notices under the Gramm - Leach - Bliley Act. 5-9
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• Mark B. Desman:
  The "KISS" Principle. 11-15
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• Ken Dunham:
  Four Reasons Why Klez Is Widespread. 16-20
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• Sureerut Inmor, Vatcharaporn Esichaikul, Dentcho N. Batanov:
  A Security-Oriented Extension of the Object Model for the Development of an Information System. 21-36
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• Landall J. Stoltenberg:
  Application Security: Have We Locked the Windows and Left the Door Open? 37-43
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• Matunda Nyanchama, Marc Stefaniu:
  Analyzing Enterprise Network Vulnerabilities. 44-49
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• Todd Fitzgerald:
  The HIPAA Final Rule: What's Changed? 50-59
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Volume 12, Number 3, 2003

• Jeffrey L. Ott:
  The War on Words. 2-3
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• Edward H. Freeman:
  Biometrics, Evidence, and Personal Privacy. 4-8
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• Bruce A. Lobree:
  IT Security: A Tactical War. 9-16
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• Ken Dunham:
  Evaluating Anti-Virus Software: Which Is Best? 17-28
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• Peter Stephenson:
  Structured Investigation of Digital Incidents in Complex Computing Environments. 29-38
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• Judy D. Holmes:
  Will Big Brother Cause Your Company to Be Sued? 39-44
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• John Gordineer:
  Blended Threats: A New Era in Anti-Virus Protection. 45-47
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Volume 12, Number 4, 2003

• Rich O'Hanley:
  "A Little Neglect May Breed Mischief ...". 2-5
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• Ralph Spencer Poore:
  Advances in Cryptography. 6-11
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• Edward H. Freeman:
  Exporting Encryption Software and the First Amendment: Bernstein v. U.S. Department of State. 12-16
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• Ben Rothke:
  Who Guards the Computer Security Guards? 17-18
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• Ken Dunham:
  The Trouble with Trojans. 19-28
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• Steven Hofmeyr:
  A New Approach to Security: Learning from Immunology. 29-35
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• Robert Garigue, Marc Stefaniu:
  Information Security Governance Reporting. 36-40
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• Stephen C. Shih, H. Joseph Wen:
  Building E-Enterprise Security: A Business View. 41-49
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• Peter Stephenson:
  A Structured Approach to Incident Postmortems. 50-56
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Volume 12, Number 5, 2003

• Jim Tiller:
  The Business of Security. 2-4
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• Felicia M. Nicastro:
  Security Patch Management. 5-18
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• Harold Long:
  Effective Use of Consultants in Your Security Programs. 19-28
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• George Sadlier:
  Storage Area Networks: An Information Security Perspective. 29-41
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• Mark Thyer:
  Understanding and Dealing with Common Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Application Security. 42-51
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• Russ Neal:
  A Project Methodology for Disaster Recovery Testing in a Server Based Environment. 52-67
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Volume 12, Number 6, 2004

• Edward H. Freeman:
  Software Repossession: Electronic Self-Help. 2-6
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• Ken Dunham:
  EICAR Test File Security Considerations. 7-11
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• Anton Chuvakin:
  Monitoring IDS. 12-16
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• Carl Endorf:
  Outsourcing Security: The Need, the Risks, the Providers, and the Process. 17-23
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• Avi Chesla:
  Information Security: A Defensive Battle. 24-32
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• Paul A. Henry:
  Protocol and Application Awareness: A New Trend or an Established Tradition? 33-38
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• Julio César Hernández Castro, José María Sierra, Arturo Ribagorda:
  Beware of the Security Software. 39-45
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• G. Stevenson Smith:
  Recognizing and Preparing Loss Estimates from Cyber-Attacks. 46-57
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