Atelier Serene-risc 2020

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Mercredi le 21 octobre 2020 à 9:00 AM au jeudi le 22 octobre 2020 à 17:00 PM

Atelier Serene-risc 2020

La conférence annuelle de Serene-risc 2020 aura lieu en ligne, le 21 et 22 octobre à Montréal. Cet événement rassemble et donne la parole aux chercheurs, aux universitaires, aux professionnels et aux décideurs des milieux industriels et gouvernementaux afin de promouvoir les dernières avancées et les travaux les plus récents en cybersécurité et cybercriminalité. 

Cette année, un focus sera mis sur le facteur humain dans les processus et les résultats de la cybersécurité ainsi que sur les initatives de sensibilisation de la cybercriminalité. 

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Programme

Journée 1 - Mercredi 21 octobre 2020

12:30-12:45

Welcoming address

Serene-risc Scientific Director
Benoît Dupont, Université de Montréal
12:45-14:15

Keynotes

Information Assurance Practice and education: Progress and Gaps
Tejaswini (Teju) Herath - Associate Professor of Information Systems, Brock University (CA)
Platforms and the Cybercrime Economy: Towards a socio-economic analysis
Michael McGuire - Senior Lecturer in Criminology, University of Surrey (UK)
14:15-14:30

Break

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Track 1

14:30-15:45

Panel 1: Quantum cybersecurity

The current status of post-quantum cryptography
Douglas Stebila - University of Waterloo
Quantum Cryptography for Securing the Internet-of-Drones
Hussein Abulkasim - Ryerson University
Toward cyber resilience in the quantum era
Michele Mosca - University of Waterloo
15:45-16:00

Break

16:00-17:15

Panel 3: Cybersecurity and public health

User Perceptions of Security Risks Related to Contact Tracing Technologies
Hervé Saint-Louis - Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
Blockchain-based Personal Health Records and Health Data Sharing: Are Patients Ready?
Victoria Lemieux - University of British Columbia
A Cybersecurity Overview of the Canadian Health Sector: Threats, Solutions and Lessons Learned
Louis Melançon - McGill University

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Track 2

14:30-15:45

Panel 2: Investigating cybercrime

Is Persistence the key to offline contact: Identification of the online sex solicitors’ strategies associated with offline contact in their discourse
Vicky Desjardins - Univeristé de Montréal
The challenges facing officers in cybercrime prevention : identifying the needs of a local law enforcement agency
Adeline Veyrinas - Université de Montréal
How the Sûreté du Québec investigates cybercrime in 2020
Marc-André Piché - Sûreté du Québec
15:45-16:00

Break

16:00-17:15

Panel 4: Cybersecurity of IoT

Internet of Things Security: What Does “Best Practice” Actually Mean?
Christopher Bellman - Carleton University
Investigating the impact of the privacy paradox on end-user adoption for emerging and mature IoT devices: working towards a comparative study
Dane Vanderkooi - Ryerson University
Mitigating Consumer IoT Threats: A Multistakeholder Approach to Protecting Citizens in an Ultra-Connected World
Jeremy Depow - StrategyCorp Inc.

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17:15-18:15

Networking

Journée 2 - Jeudi 22 octobre 2020

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Track 1

11:00-12:30

Panel 5: Human-centric cybersecurity

The Influence of Status Quo Bias on Novice Users' Security Decisions: An Empirical Analysis
Amir Fard Bahreini - University of British Columbia
Protecting Against Identity Theft: Victims’ Perspectives
Dylan Reynolds - University of Guelph
Cybersecurity Communications Strategies
Sky Marsen - Flinders University (AU)
Understanding the approach of Canada towards online disinformation: confronting, blocking, naturalising or ignoring?
Sofia Martins Geraldes - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (PT)
12:30-13:30

Lunch Break

13:30-14:45

Panel 7: Personal data, personality and online behaviors

Synthetic Data Generation and Evaluation
Duc-Phong Le - Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity
Personality Trait Recognition in Online Social Networks for Cybersecurity
Pavan Kumar K. N. - University of Calgary
Multi-modal Fusion for Online Users Behavior Recognition
Sanjida Nasreen Tumpa - University of Calgary

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Track 2

11:00-12:30

Panel 6: Privacy, gender and cybersecurity

The Privacy Calculus from Within: An Internal Calculus for Privacy Concerns
Ryan William Kennedy - Ryerson University
Privacy Threats in the Context of Intimate Relationships: Sociotechnical Vulnerabilities in Canada's Legal System
Yuan Stevens - Ryerson University
Assessing the Gendered Impact of Internet Shutdowns
Sarah Shoker - University of Waterloo
12:30-13:30

Lunch Break

13:30-14:45

Panel 8: Technical advances in cybersecurity

Analyzing Encrypted Traffic – security and privacy issues in Remote Desktop Protocol
Lucas Lapczyk - Queen’s University
Topological Data Analysis for Ransomware Detection on the Bitcoin Blockchain
Cuneyt Akcora - University of Manitoba
Practical Challenges of Applying Machine Learning in Cybersecurity
Sherif Saad - University of Windsor

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14:45-15:00

Break

15:00-16:15

Panel 9: Frontiers of cybersecurity

Decentralized Finance: Landscape and Future Directions
Jeremy Clark - Concordia University
The Impact of Cybercrime on Canadian Businesses in 2019
Howard Bilodeau - Statistics Canada
National-level cybersecurity – architecture and results from a uniquely Canadian service
Mark Gaudet Product - Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA)
16:15-16:30

Closing remarks

Posters

Jour 1 - Jour 2

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Conspiracy Theories in Times of Pandemics: Risks and Disinformation
Hervé Saint-Louis - Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
“Emics and Etics” of Usable Security: Culturally Specific or Culturally Universal?
Aniqa Alam - Carleton University
Security for Quantum Networks
Salini Karuvade & Barry C. Sanders - University of Calgary
Health data privacy in the field of cybersecurity
Jenny Bicong Ge - Ryerson University