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This is a list of recent publications, classified under:

• Electronic Commerce
• Data Surveillance and Information Privacy
• Identity
• Information Infrastructure
• Other Areas

Where appropriate, papers appears under two or more classifications.

Archives are available for 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 and 1995.
I also maintain an archive of my presentations since 1995.

Electronic Commerce - 2014

• Bled Outstanding Paper Award Presentation (June, slide-set)
• Architecture and Data Flow Model for Consumer-Oriented Smart Meter Design (April, with Rani Yesudas)
• Identifying Consumer Requirements as an Antidote to Resistance to Smart Meters (March, with Rani Yesudas)
• Networked Applications, and Their Security (March, for a second-year ANU CompSci unit)
• Security vs. Privacy Trade-Off Considered Harmful (January, Notes for a Panel Session at CDPD in Brussels)

Electronic Commerce - 2013

• Challenges Facing the OECD's Revised Security Guidelines (November)
• Why Isn't Security Easier for SMEs and Consumers? (October, plus slide-set)
• Consumer Concerns about Smart Meters (August, with Rani Yesudas)
• Cloud Computing Code (August, Submission to ACS)
• Framework for Risk Analysis in Smart Grid: Perspective Based Approach (June, for CRITIS in Amsterdam, with Rani Yesudas)
• Data Risks in the Cloud (April, for JTAER)
• Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences (March, Final, for IEEE Computer, with Marcus Wigan)
• Review of the OECD Security Guidelines (March, comments to the OECD Expert Group)
• The Supervisor's Dilemma: Is Reconciliation Possible between the Candidate's Needs and the Supervisor's Integrity? (March, for Bled, plus slide-set)
• Consumer-Oriented Social Media: The Identification of Key Characteristics (Review Version, February)
• Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences (January, with Marcus Wigan)
• Whose Security? The Politics of Alternative Scope Definitions (January, for Oxford University)
• eConsumer Insecurity: Five Sensationalist Headlines, and Why They're True (January, for Uni of Koblenz WI Forum)
• The OAIC Guide to Information Security (January, Submission to the Clth Privacy Commissioner)
• Information Security for Small and Medium-Sized Organisations (January)

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Information Infrastructure - 2014

• Easy Privacy for Consumer-Oriented Social Media (May, for a conference in Tokyo)
• Networked Applications, and Their Security (March, for a second-year ANU CompSci unit)
• The Prospects for Consumer-Oriented Social Media (February, for the Bled eConference, plus slide-set)
• Social Media and Privacy: The Technical Requirements, and the Role of Law (January, for Bahcesehir Uni, Istanbul, plus slide-set)

Information Infrastructure - 2013

• Challenges Facing the OECD's Revised Security Guidelines (November)
• Privacy and Social Media: An Analytical Framework (November, Final Journal Version)
• Why Isn't Security Easier for SMEs and Consumers? (October, plus slide-set)
• Cloud Computing Code (August, Submission to ACS)
• Privacy and Social Media: An Analytical Framework (Review Version, May)
• Data Risks in the Cloud (April, for JTAER)
• Review of the OECD Security Guidelines (March, comments to the OECD Expert Group)
• Course Materials on Networked Applications (March, for a second-year ANU CompSci unit)
• The New Meaning of 'Point of View': Media Uses and Abuses of New Surveillance Tools (February, for the Australian Press Council)
• Consumer-Oriented Social Media: The Identification of Key Characteristics (February)
• eConsumer Insecurity: Five Sensationalist Headlines, and Why They're True (January, for Uni of Koblenz WI Forum)

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Identity - 2014

• The Nature of the Digital Persona and Its Implications for Data Protection Law (January, for Bahcesehir Uni, Istanbul, plus slide-set)

Identity - 2013

• Persona Missing, Feared Drowned: The Digital Persona Concept, Two Decades Later (April, Revised Draft)

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Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2014

• Managing Drones' Privacy and Civil Liberties Impacts (July, for a conference in Melbourne, plus slide-set)
• Easy Privacy for Consumer-Oriented Social Media (May, for a conference in Tokyo)
• How to Promote PET Usage (May, Panellist's Statement, Ottawa)
• Key Factors in the Limited Adoption of End-User PETs (April, Working Paper for a Panel in Ottawa)
• Drones (March, Policy Statement for the APF)
• Drones and Privacy (February, for a Parliamentary Committee)
• Location and Tracking of Mobile Devices (January, Notes for a seminar at Uni Southampton, plus slide-set)
• Security vs. Privacy Trade-Off Considered Harmful (January, Notes for a Panel Session at CDPD in Brussels)
• Social Media and Privacy: The Technical Requirements, and the Role of Law (January, for Bahcesehir Uni, Istanbul, plus slide-set)
• The Nature of the Digital Persona and Its Implications for Data Protection Law (January, for Bahcesehir Uni, Istanbul, plus slide-set)
• Approaches to Impact Assessment (January, for CPDP in Brussels, plus slide-set)
• Review of the OECD Security Guidelines: is the OECD Capable of Addressing Civil Society Concerns? (December 2013)

Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2013

• Challenges Facing the OECD's Revised Security Guidelines (November)
• Privacy and Social Media: An Analytical Framework (November, Final Journal Version)
• Submission re Serious Invasions of Privacy in the Digital Era (November, 6th-named co-author, for APF, to ALRC)
• Surveillance by the Australian Media, and Its Regulation (Revised Version, November)
• Drones 4 of 4 – The Regulation of Drones' Applications to Surveillance (November)
• Why Isn't Security Easier for SMEs and Consumers? (October, plus slide-set)
• International Data Privacy Standards: A Global Approach (September, for the Australian Privacy Foundation – 3rd-named author with Graham Greenleaf)
• Cloud Computing Code (August, Submission to ACS)
• Privacy and Social Media: An Analytical Framework (Review Version, May)
• From Dataveillance to Ueberveillance (May)
• Data Breach Notification (May, Supplementary Policy Statement for the APF)
• Privacy Impact Assessments (April, Policy Statement for the APF)
• Meta-Principles for Privacy Protection (April, Policy Statement for the APF)
• Data Breach Notification (April, Policy Statement for the APF)
• Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences (March, Final, for IEEE Computer, with Marcus Wigan)
• The New Meaning of 'Point of View': Media Uses and Abuses of New Surveillance Tools (February, for the Australian Press Council)
• Consumer-Oriented Social Media: The Identification of Key Characteristics (February)
• The Resilience of Society in the Face of Surveillance (February, for IRISS in Brussels)
• Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences (January, for IEEE C&S, with Marcus Wigan)
• State Surveillance and Its Governance (January, for CPDP in Brussels)
• Whose Security? The Politics of Alternative Scope Definitions (January, for Oxford University)
• The OAIC Guide to Information Security (January, Submission to the Clth Privacy Commissioner)
• Information Security for Small and Medium-Sized Organisations (January)

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Other Areas - 2014

• Managing Drones' Privacy and Civil Liberties Impacts (July, for a conference in Melbourne, plus slide-set)
• Drones and Privacy (February, for a Parliamentary Committee)
• Drones' Challenges to Public Safety (February, for UAVs Seminar, Adelaide, plus slide-set (12MB!))
• Approaches to Impact Assessment (January, for CPDP in Brussels, plus slide-set)

Other Areas - 2013

• What the Dickens is 'The Ghost of ChrIStmas Future'??, (December, for a Panel at ACIS, Melbourne)
• Drones – Technical and Policy Challenges (slide-set, for RSCS Summer Scholars, November)
• Drones 4 of 4 – The Regulation of Drones' Applications to Surveillance (November)
• Drones 3 of 4 – The Regulation of Civilian Drones' Impacts on Public Safety (November)
• Drones 2 of 4 – What Drones Inherit from Their Ancestors (October)
• Drones 1 of 4 – Understanding the Drone Epidemic (October)
• Ethical Considerations in Computer Science Research (October)
• What's a Wicked Problem? (March)
• The Supervisor's Dilemma: Is Reconciliation Possible between the Candidate's Needs and the Supervisor's Integrity? (March, for Bled, plus slide-set)
• Whose History? (February, for AIS Insider)

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