Monday, June 10, 2013

Continental Breakfast

Digital Forensics, Security and Law

Richmond, Virginia

8:15 AM

Introductions

Glenn S. Dardick, Director of the ADFSL

Richmond, Virginia

8:30 AM

Welcome

Paul Barrett, Dean of the College of Business and Economics at Longwood University

Richmond, Virginia

8:45 AM

The Development of Computer Forensic Legal System in China

Yonghao Mai, Hubei Police College, China
K. P. Chow, University of Hong Kong Hong Kong
Rongsheng Xu, IHEP, Chinese Academy of Science, China
Gang Zhou, Wuhan Engineering science and Technology Institute
Fei Xu, IIE, Chinese Academy of Science, China
Jun Zhang, Hubei Police College, China

Richmond, Virginia

9:00 AM

USA: Electronic Discovery and Proportionality in Minnesota: A Harbinger for the Federal Court System?

Vicki Luoma
Milt Luoma

Richmond, Virginia

9:40 AM

Break

Digital Forensics, Security and Law

Richmond, Virginia

10:20 AM

Cybercrime and Punishment: An Analysis of the Deontological and Utilitarian Functions of Punishment in the Information Age

Karim Jetha, University of Georgia

Richmond, Virginia

10:35 AM

On Resolving the Cloud Forensics Conundrum

John Bagby, The Pennsylvania State University, Pennsylvania, USA

Richmond, Virginia

11:15 AM

Lunch

Digital Forensics, Security and Law

Richmond, Virginia

12:00 PM

Keynote Speech I

Craig Valli, Director of ECU Security Research Institute, Congress Chair for the annual secau Security Congress, Editor of Journal of Network Forensics, and Co-Editor of the Journal of Information Warfare, USA

Richmond, Virginia

1:00 PM

Identifying Peer-to-Peer Traffic on Shared Wireless Networks

Simon Piel, Department of Computer Science, University of San Francisco
EJ Jung, Department of Computer Science, University of San Francisco

Richmond, Virginia

1:45 PM

Break

Digital Forensics, Security and Law

Richmond, Virginia

2:25 PM

Workshop I and Panel: Examining the Forensic Expert

John Bagby, USA

Richmond, Virginia

2:40 PM