M. E. Kabay, PhD, CISSP-ISSMP
Chief Technical Officer, School
of Graduate Studies
Program Director, Master
of Science in Information Assurance
Former Associate Professor of Information Assurance
(on administrative leave until June 30, 2009), School
of Business & Management
Norwich University, Northfield
VT, USA
The US National Security Agency (NSA) and
US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
have designated Norwich University as a
Center of Academic
Excellence in Information Assurance Education.
Contact info LinkedIn Profile (professional networking tool with recommendations from colleagues)
Academic Editor, Norwich University
Journal of Information Assurance
Associate Editor, Ubiquity Magazine
of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
For information about the Bachelor of Science in Computer Security and Information Assurance contact Prof Danielle Zeedick.
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Figure 1. Mich’s Preferred
Self-Image (January 2008). Note nice shiny shaven head and elegant
gray beard worn continuously from 1970 to 2001
and permitted during the summer terms:
Fig 1. Bald & bearded
Figure 2. In uniform as Major in Vermont Militia (a peculiar organization solely for full-time faculty of Norwich University) (beards not permitted by US Army regulations applied to VM). Associate Professors were raised to the rank of Lieutenant Colonels in 2007 (brass oak-clusters switched to silver oak-clusters):
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Fig. 2. Uniformed.
Figure 3. Extraterrestrial impersonating Kabay on July 11, 2005 at US citizenship ceremony in Rutland, VT.
Fig. 3. Extraterrestrial.
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DIRECTORY TO THE WEB SITE:
Click here for a list of brief descriptions of each section of the Web site and a link to a narrated PowerPoint show explaining what's where.
CURRENT COURSE LINK: CJ341A Cyberlaw & Cybercrime course files for Fall 2008
LATEST NEWS:
September 2008: USPIS security awareness videos posted online for download by users with high-speed Internet access
July 2008: Social Psychology & INFOSEC -- Delivered to ISSA Baltimore Chapter. Includes updated slides with more illustrations than older versions. PPT
June 2008: [NON-narrated] intellectual property lectures from
2008 Residency workshop --
see MSIA public index page
June 2008: Verizon 2008 Security Survey analysis PDF
June 2008: New edition of Word 2007 Tips PDF
May 2008: New edition of DOJ -- Electronic Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for First Responders (2nd edition, April 2008) PDF
May 2008: Brief History of Computer Crime. A mere 51 pages to introduce computer crime from the late 1960s through the early 2000s to students in IS340, IS342, and CJ341 -- and anyone else interested in the subject. This paper became Chapter 2, "History of Computer Crime," in Bosworth, S., M. E. Kabay, and E. Whyne (2009). Computer Security Handbook, 5th Edition, Volume I. New York: Wiley. PDF
April 2008: VA Data Insecurity Saga. A collection of articles from Network World Security Strategies discussing the loss of control over personally identifiable data at Veterans Affairs. HTM PDF
February 2008: Why a Straight Married Guy Marches in Gay Pride Parades. HTML PDF
January 2008: Updated Industrial Espionage white paper. PDF HTML
Facilities Security: How to protect your site against attacks and damage. HTML PDF
Handbook of Computer Networks (2007), Hossein Bidgoli, Ed.: Front matter. PDF
On a Life of Teaching: Reflections on four decades of helping people learn. HTML PDF
December 2007: Frequently Corrected Errors v5 PDF HTML
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Links to School of Graduate Studies Programs:
Norwich University offers the Master of Science in Information Assurance (MSIA), and 18-month online program starting each September, December, March and June. For full information, click here.
For some lectures on management from Seminar 2 of the MSIA, click here.
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Description of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Security and Information Assurance (CIA) BSIA Program
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Updated 2008-09-12