ADF 2010

INFORMING SECURITY

The rapidly changing landscape of information technology presents the challenges of increasing download speeds, ever increasing storage capacity and a variety of small devices with storage capability. These challenges make ongoing research and engagement an essential part of being a digital forensic practitioner or researcher.

The aim of the Australian Digital Forensics Conference 2010 is to foster the exchange of information and increase knowledge amongst the digital forensics community. Academia, law enforcement and industry representatives are all invited to participate and to help achieve these aims.

Papers are invited in the following areas, but not limited to:


 * Computer forensics
 * Network forensics
 * Small device forensics
 * Forensics education and training
 * Anti-forensics techniques and methods
 * Legal issues
 * Privacy issues
 * Digital rights management

Important Dates:


 * Paper Submission Deadline:   September 1, 2010
 * Acceptance Notification:  September 17-24, 2010
 * Camera ready papers:  October 15, 2010
 * Early Bird Registration:  October 1, 2010

secau Security Research Centre, Edith Cowan University

Conference Chair:  Dr Andrew Woodward

Congress Chair:    Professor Craig Valli

Executive Chair:   Professor Murray Lampard

Congress Organiser: Ms Lisa McCormack

For further information email l.mccormack@ecu.edu.au