Cambridge Workshop on Economics of Information Security
In late June 2006, the University of Cambridge (UK) organized the Fifth Workshop on the Economics of Information Security.
The papers presented at the Workshop are available online. They cover everything from the impact of stock spam messages on financial markets to the economics of "digital forensics" (analyzing and processing digital evidence for investigating physical crimes) and the effects of privacy breaches on the market value of a firm.
The papers presented at the Workshop are available online. They cover everything from the impact of stock spam messages on financial markets to the economics of "digital forensics" (analyzing and processing digital evidence for investigating physical crimes) and the effects of privacy breaches on the market value of a firm.
Labels: evidence, IT security, privacy
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