QUT | Staff Profiles | Bill Caelli

Name: Emeritus Professor Bill Caelli
Position(s): Emeritus Professor
Science and Engineering Faculty,
School of Computer Science; Emeritus Professor
Administrative Services,
Human Resources Department,
HR Client Services
Discipline *: Data Format
Email: w.caelli@qut.edu.au
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Qualifications: PhD (Australian National University), BSc(Hons) (University of Newcastle)
Keywords: Cryptography, Electronic commerce, IT & network security, IT development & computer security, Public policy & security/cryptography

* Field of Research code, Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC), 2008

Research area: Information assurance.
This incorporates all aspects of the security management and control of computer and data network systems, with additional aspects of the reliable and trusted implementation of cryptography into these systems.
Other research interests include

trusted systems and networks
cryptography and its usage and integration
risk assessment and management schemes
security in an object oriented structure
security in the banking-finance, healthcare and gaming sectors
public policy matters in relation to information security and cryptology.

This information has been contributed by Emeritus Professor Bill Caelli.

Smith L, Caelli B, McNair N, (2008) Information assurance education in a specialist defence environment, Proceedings from the Twelfth Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education p9-13
Longley D, Branagan M, Caelli B, Kwok L, (2008) Feasibility of automated information security compliance auditing, Proceedings of the IFIP TC11 23rd International Information Security Conference [IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, Volume 278] p493-508
Liu V, Caelli B, May L, Croll P, (2008) Open Trusted Health Informatics Structure (OTHIS), Proceedings of the Second Australasian Workshop on Health Data and Knowledge Management (HDKM 2008) p35-63
Liu V, May L, Caelli B, Croll P, (2008) Strengthening legal compliance for privacy in electronic health information systems: A review and analysis, Electronic Journal of Health Informatics p1-14
Cradduck L, McCullagh A, Caelli B, (2008) Synopolies: The use of cryptographic technologies to impede competition in multiple jurisdictions, Forum on Public Policy: a journal of the Oxford Round Table p1-43
Liu V, May L, Caelli W, Croll P, (2007) A Sustainable Approach to Security and Privacy in Health Information Systems, Proceedings of the 18th Australasian Conference on Information Systems p255-265
Liu V, Caelli W, May L, Croll P, Henricksen M, (2007) Current Approaches to Secure Health Information Systems are NOT Sustainable: An Analysis, Presented at: 12th World Congress on Health (Medical) Informatics p1-3
Croll P, Henricksen M, Caelli W, Liu V, (2007) Utilizing SELinux to Mandate Ultra-secure Access Control of Medical Records, Proceedings of the 12th World Congress on Health (Medical) Informatics p498-502
Caelli W, (2007) Modernising MAC: New Forms for Mandatory Access Control in an Era of DRM, New Approaches for Security, Privacy and Trust in Complex Environments : Proceedings of the IFIP TC-11 22nd International Information Security Conference [IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, Volume 232] p433-442
Henricksen M, Caelli W, Croll P, (2007) Securing Grid Data Using Mandatory Access Controls, ACSW Frontiers 2007: Proceedings of 5th Australasian Symposium on Grid Computing and e-Research, 5th Australasian Information Security Workshop (Privacy Enhancing Technologies), and Australasian Workshop on Health Knowledge Management and Discovery p25-32

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Emeritus Professor Bill Caelli

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