IST-Africa 2024 Conference

20 - 24 May 2024

Programme

Thematic overview

IST-Africa 2024 Agenda (Session Times based on UTC+1)

Updated: 2024-02-22 16:30:28

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Day 1: 20 May 2024

07:30

07:30	Opening Plenary 1a: Welcome

07:35

07:35	Session 2a: Cyber Security 1
	Threat Modeling Made Simple: Method Aimed at Non-Experts Mads Andresen, Danish Technical University, Denmark BYODelving: Unmasking Security Risks in Higher Education Learning Management Systems - A South African Perspective Dina Moloja, Central University of Technology, South Africa South Africa’s Cloud and Data Storage Readiness – A Policy Review Phumelela Mjoli, University of Pretoria, South Africa Determining the Efficacy of Cybersecurity Awareness Programs on Enhancing WiFi Security Behavior Joseph Mitao Nguu, United States International University - Africa, Kenya

09:05

	Coffee Break : Break

09:15

09:15	Session 3a: Cyber Security 2
	Digital Forensics as a Service Implementation: A Scalable Solution for Cyber Incident Response Paula Musuva, USIU-Africa, Kenya Towards the Development of a Digital Forensic Readiness Model for 5G NFV Environments Sheunesu Makura, University of Pretoria, South Africa Towards a Unified eDiscovery Forensics Architecture (UEFA) Julius Silaa, Namibia University of Science and Technology , Namibia

10:25

	Coffee Break : Break

10:35

10:35	Session 4a: Cyber Security 3
	Deep Learning vs. Traditional Learning for Radio Frequency Fingerprinting Andreas Otto, University of Pretoria, South Africa An Optimized Machine Learning Model for the Detection of Man-in-the-Middle Attack in Mobile Edge Computing Ramahlapane Lerato Moila, University Of Limpopo, South Africa A Model to Limit Batching Denial of Service Attacks on GraphQL Arno Möller, University of Pretoria, South Africa

11:45

	Lunch : Lunch

12:45

12:45	Session 5a: Cyber Security 4
	An Investigation into Telecommuting Impact on Endpoints Security of Corporate Networks in Namibia Ericky Iipumbu, NUST, Namibia Block Switching: Defying Fast Gradient Sign Resistance James Mwangi, Dedan Kimathi University of Technology, Kenya The Effects of Sampling Technique and Sample Size on Classification Performance of Ensemble Tree Classifiers in Detecting Credit Card Fraud Mcdonald Chogugudza, University of Fort Hare, South Africa The Turning Point Alfredo M. Ronchi, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

14:10

	Coffee Break : Break

14:20

14:20	Session 6a: Societal Implications of Technology
	Improving Digital Equality: The Potential of Data-Free Super Applications Fazlyn Petersen, University of the Western Cape, South Africa Assessing Software Safety Knowledge and Skill Gaps in Tanzania Leonard Peter Binamungu, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Exploring the Barriers to Digital Financial Inclusion amongst Businesses in the Informal Sector Carolien van den Berg, University of the Western Cape, South Africa Societal and Ethical Implications of Technology-Enhanced Agriculture and Healthcare: An African Context Kassim Kalinaki, Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU), Uganda

15:40

	End of Sessions

Disclaimer: This is the Advance Programme, which is subject to change. The Final Programme will be published in March, following receipt of all final papers.

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