Lawries Presentations and Workshops

BatCave: Adding Security to the BATMAN Protocol

presented at the Sixth International Conference on Digital Information Management (ICDIM 2011) at Trinity College, University of Melbourne, Australia in Sept 2011. See also the conf paper.

Who Am I

a brief introduction to myself and my research background, presented in various places during my 2010 SSP

Periodical Payments Using X.509 Restricted Proxy Certificates

presented at DTU Informatics, Copenhagen in Mar 2010, and NTNU Telematics, Norway in Apr 2010, as part of my Erasmus Mundus NordSecMob scholars visit Mar-May 2010. This is a version of the paper written by Grigori Goldman & myself, and presented at the Thirty-Third Australasian Computer Science Conference (ACSC2010) in Brisbane, Australia in Jan 2010.

Security Risk Management Overview

presented to the AUUG Security Symposium 2004, Canberra, 20 Feb 2004.

Erlang - An Open Source Language for Robust Distributed Applications

presented at Monash Frankston, Jan 2004 (revised from AUUG99 paper below)

A New Runtime for the EC Erlang Compiler,

presented at the AUUG03 conference, Sydney, Sept 2003. See also the conf paper. This has subsquently been revised and presented at Monash Frankston, Feb 2004. It is a major update on the talks below.

A New Runtime for the EC Erlang Compiler

presented to Computer Science, ADFA, Canberra, 12 Mar 2003. This updates the seminar presented to RMIT below. See also my SSP02 papers.

A New Runtime for the EC Erlang Compiler

presented to Computer Science, RMIT, Melbourne, 15 Nov 2002.

Custom Safety Policies in Safe Erlang

presented at the ACISP2000 conference, Brisbane, July 2000. See also the conf paper.

Extending Erlang for Safe Mobile Code Execution

presented at the ICICS'99 conference, Sydney, Nov 1999. See also the conf paper (ps). This is a revised and updated version of the presentation listed below.

Erlang - An Open Source Language for Robust Distributed Applications

presented at the AUUG99 Conference, Melbourne, Sept 1999. See also the conf paper.

UniforumNZ'99 - A Biased Perspective

a brief review of UniforumNZ'99, held in Rotorua NZ, Apr 99; presented to ADFA in May 99.

A Current Perspective on Encryption Algorithms

seminar given at ADFA (Aug 98), Newcastle (Aug 98), and presented to the AUUG 98 Conference, Sydney, Sept 1998. Substantially revised from the earlier version listed below. See also the conf paper.

Design of LOKI97

seminar given at NTNU (Oct 97), UOW (Dec 97), and ADFA (May 98). See also LOKI97 research area, or the SSP97 papers.

Extending Erlang for Safe Mobile Code Execution

seminar given at NTNU (Oct 97), UOW (Nov 97), ADFA (Mar 98) and ANU (May 98). See also SSErl research area, or the SSP97 papers.

A Current Perspective on Encryption Algorithms

seminar given at the AUUG (Canberra) Summer Conference, Feb 1998. See also the conf paper.

Mobile Code Security

seminar given at Newcastle Uni (Jul 96), ADFA (Aug 96), and presented to the AUUG 96 Conference, Melbourne, Sept 96. See also the paper Mobile Code Security.

Security Risk Management Lesson/Tutorial

half or one day workshop which has been presented at AUUG Conferences in 2004 & 2005.

A Cryptography Primer

half day workshop presented at the AUUG Conferences in 2004, 2001 & 1999;

Firewalls - a Workshop

half day workshop presented at the AUUG Conference in Sydney, 2001; at the SAGE-AU'2001 Conference, Adelaide, July 2001; and at the AUUG2k Conference, Canberra, June 2000.

A Cryptography Primer

half day workshop presented at UniforumNZ'99, Rotorua NZ, April 1999; and at the AUUG Summer Conference, Canberra, Feb 1996/98/99.

Stretching the Web

half day workshop for the AUUG Summer Conference, Canberra, Feb 1996.

Advanced HTML Authoring

Training Course run for ADFA in Feb 1996.

An Introductory Course in Authoring HTML

Training Course run for ADFA in Nov 1995.

Word and the Web

Computer Science Seminar on Thursday 30th March 1995, ADFA.

Firewalls

half day workshop for the AUUG Summer Conferences, Sydney, March 1996; and Canberra, Feb 1996/95.