Adjuncts
Professor William Hutchinson
Bill was the IBM Chair for Information Security within the School of Computer and Security Science. Bill has recently retired from full time employment. His past experience was in government and the finance and oil industries as well as academia. He was co-founder of the Journal of Information Warfare. His research interests are security and deception, information operations, information terrorism and the use of systems thinking in security problems.
Email: w.hutchinson@ecu.edu.au
Professor Andy Jones
Andy is the Head of Security Technology Research at the Centre for Information & Security Systems Research at British Telecommunications (BT) where he leads the research into the risk management methods, anomaly detection and computer forensics. In addition he sits on the UK Government NIAF committee and the management board of the Tiger Scheme (a professional validation scheme for people carrying out penetration tests).
Email andy.jones@ecu.edu.au
Professor Steven Furnell
Steven is the Head of School of Computing, Communications and Electronics and Leader of Centre for Information Security & Network Research at Plymouth University. Steven is an Editor and Chair of numerous security and information systems journals and conferences. His research interests are Information Systems Security, Internet and WWW technologies, Mobile applications and services.
Email: sfurnell@cisnr.org
Professor Matthew Warren
Matthew is the Head of School of Information Systems at Deakin University. His research interests are Information Security, Information Warfare, Computer Ethics, Computer Viruses and Security. Matthew is active on several journal editoral panels, numerous conference committees and has over 100 publications to his name in the area of security.
Email: infosys-hos@deakin.edu.au
Associate Professor Gary Kessler
Gary is an adjunct Associate Professor with secau – Security Research Centre. Gary’s primary areas of professional interest include computer and network forensics, mobile device forensics, computer and network security, TCP/IP and the Internet, and communications protocols and standards.
Gary was instrumental in forwarding the advancement of computer crime legislation in Vermont, the last state in the U.S. to enact such legislation (1999). Gary is also the founding chair of the Vermont InfraGard chapter, and member of the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force. He is also active in efforts to reverse laws requiring digital forensics examiners to be licensed as private investigators.
Email: gck@garykessler.net
Dr Glen Dardick
Dr Dardick holds a Doctoral degree with a major in Information Systems and a minor in Finance. He is an Associate Professor of Information Technology at Longwood University and is an adjunct Associate Professor of Information Systems at Edith Cowan University. Dr Dardick’s 30 years of IT managerial and technical experience has been utilized in commercial, non-profit, academic, and government enterprises and has also served as a basis for investigative work and expert witness testimony in Federal, State and Sectarian courts.
Email: gdardick@dardick.net