The DFRWS 2004 Agenda below summarizes the 2003 Workshop's program of discussion and research. For further information about the presenters and speakers who made the Workshop a success, visit the People section. For event photos from DFRWS 2004, visit the Photo Gallery.
Tuesday, August 10, 2004 | |
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7:00pm | Meet and Greet Cocktails and Appetizers (2 hours) |
Wednesday, August 11, 2004 | |
8:00am | Continental Breakfast |
8:30am | Welcome & Introduction |
9:00am | Keynote Address Mr. Mark Pollitt: A Framework for Digital Forensic Science (slides) |
9:45am | Briefing Florence Tushabe, Makerere University, Kampala Uganda: The Enhanced Digital Investigation Process Model (paper and slides) |
10:20am | Mid Morning Break |
10:30am | Briefings
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12:15pm | Lunch |
1:15pm | Panel Discussion A panel of representatives from various domains address issues surrounding the framework and field questions from the attendees. Panel members from:
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2:15pm | Workgroup Assignments Attendees assigned to groups, leaders, facilitators and recorders introduced, and meeting locations designated. |
2:30pm | Workgroup Breakouts Groups will meet, debate, discuss and document details of their particular topic area. Refreshments Available. |
4:30pm | Workgroup Briefings Group will brief their findings to the plenary session. |
6:00pm | End of Day |
Thursday, August 12, 2004 | |
8:00am | Continental Breakfast |
8:30am | Introduction Synopsis of Day 1 Activities |
9:00am | Keynote Address Mr. Lance Spitzner: Honeynets and Digital Forensics (slides) |
9:45am | Briefing Edward Balas, Indiana University: Honeynet Data Analysis: A technique for correlating sebek and network data (paper and slides) |
10:20am | Mid Morning Break |
10:30am | Briefings
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12:15pm | Lunch |
1:15pm | Panel Discussion A panel of representatives from various domains address challenges to the adaptation of current digital forensic practice to the operational realm. What can be transitioned and used and what needs to be developed? Panel members from:
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2:15pm | Workgroup Assignments Attendees assigned to groups, leaders, facilitators and recorders introduced, and meeting locations designated. |
2:30pm | Workgroup Breakouts Groups will meet, debate, discuss and document details of their particular topic area. Refreshments Available. |
4:30pm | Workgroup Briefings Group will brief their findings to the plenary session. |
6:00pm | End of Day |
7:00pm | DFRWS Dinner (Eat, drink and be responsible)
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Friday, August 13, 2004 | |
7:30am | Continental Breakfast |
8:00am | Day 3 Intro Other Topics in Digital Forensics |
8:00am | NIST Hashapalooza From 8:00am to 1:15pm, a separate track for the NIST Hashapalooza ran concurrently. Please visit their website for more information. |
8:15am | Briefings |
9:15am | Mid Morning Break |
9:25am | Briefings
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10:55am | Brunch |
11:15am | Day 1 Synopsis: What have we accomplished and what are our plans related to Framework. |
11:45am | Day 2 Synopsis: What have we accomplished and what are our plans related to In-Time criteria |
12:15pm | DFRWS 2005 Planning: Discussion of next years location and possible interim meetings to discuss special topics and TEMS throughout the year. |
1:15pm | End of Workshop |
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