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PLEASE NOTE: All times are in British Summer Time (BST) which is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) + 1 hour. The time in some other parts of the world is: BST - 7 hours in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA , BST - 6 hours in Kansas, USA, BST - 5 hours.in Ottawa, Canada, BST +1hour in South Africa, BST + 4 hours 30 minutes. in Chennai, India, BST + 7 hours in Perth, Australia

• Introduction: G Thomas, Chair, Exec. Com; S Ramalingam, Chair 12.00 -12.05

• Inaugural Address: Professor Farshid Amirabdollhian, University of Hertfordshire 12.05 - 12.10

• Keynote Speeches: Introduced by Stephen Berjak, IBM South Africa 12.10 - 12.40

1. Sheraz Docrat and Stephen Berjak. An Application of OT Security Standards to the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods Industry (s10)
2. Dusty Boshoff and Stephen Berjak Trading in Identities: Darknet Stories (s9)

• Topic: Cyber Security: 12.40 - 14.10  9 papers

1. J S Prasath and Deepa Jose. Dynamic Key Generation Mechanism to Strengthen Data Security  (14)
2. Aklil Zenebe Kiflay, Athanasios Tsokanos and Raimund Kirner. A Network Intrusion Detection System Using Ensemble Machine Learning  (13)
3. Matthew Robinson, Pascal Schirmer and Iosif Mporas. Privacy and Security Threats from Smart Meters Technology (22)
4. Adam Williams, Thomas Adams, Jamie Wingo, Gabriel Birch, Susan Caskey, Elizabeth Fleming and Thushara Gunda. Resilience-Based Performance Measures for Next-Generation Systems Security Engineering ((24)
5. Donovan Jenkins, Lorie Liebrock and Vince Urias. Designing a Modular and Distributed Web Crawler Focused on Unstructured Cybersecurity Intelligence (25)
6. Veronika Novotná, Irada Dzahlladova and Stanislav Škapa. Solution to a Dynamic Model of Cyberattack Detection (28)
7. Suthikshn Kumar. Current Trends in Cyber Security for Drones (33)
8. Maxwell Martin, Funlade Sunmola and David Lauder. Likelihood of Unintentional Electromagnetic Emanations Compromising IT Equipment Security: Perspectives of Practitioners on Causal Factors (48)
9. Muhammad Jamro. IoT Security with QoS: Game changer for Industry and STEM Education (10)

• Introduction to the day: S Ramalingam: 12.00 - 12.05

• Keynote Speech 12.05 - 12.35

1. Ian Johnston, University of Hertfordshire, UK, Biosensing for Security and Resilience (s8)

• 12.35 - 14.05  9 papers

• Topic: Traffic

1. Robert Gurney, Mike Rhead and William Martin. Assessment Of Foreign Trailer Plates On UK Roads, Implications for ANPR (1)
2. Fabio Garzia, Francesco Borghini, Mara Lombardi, Antonio Moretti and Soodamani Ramalingam. Emotional analysis of safeness and risk perception of transports and travels by car and motorcycles in London and Rome during the COVID-19 pandemic (31)
3. Michael Rhead, Robert Gurney and William Martin. Assessment of the impact of displaying two rear registration plates on ANPR (2)
4. Krystyna Ljubymenko, Dora Kotkova and Tereza Sternova. Use of detection of suspicious behavior in ensuring the security of persons in transport (41)
5. Mike Rhead, Rob Gurney and William Martin. The Variable Reflective Properties of UK Number Plates and Impact on ANPR (7)
6. Manonmani S, Akshita L, Annette Shajan L, Aneesh Sidharth L and Shanta R. Underwater Mine Detection Using Histogram of  Oriented Gradients and Canny Edge Detector (11)

• Topic: Biometrics  ​​​​​​

1. Felipe Romero-Moreno. AI facial recognition and biometric detection: balancing consumer rights and corporate interests (3)
2. Ryan Carvalho and Norbert Tihanyi. Creating effective fingerprint artefacts: cooperative and a non-cooperative methods for bypassing capacitive and optical sensors with high success rate (8)
3. Vladimír Smejkal and Jindrich Kodl. Comparative Study of Cryptographic and Biometric Signatures (4)

• Introduction to the day: S Ramalingam: 12.00 - 12.05

• Keynote Speech: 12.05 - 12.35

1. Richard Guest, University of Kent, UK. Biometrics on Mobile Devices: Current Research and Future Issues (s1)

• 12.35 - 13.55  8 papers

• Topic: Biometrics continued

1. Adam Wolniakowski, Jose Juan Quintana, Moises Diaz, Kanstantsin Miatliuk and Miguel A. Ferrer. Towards human-like kinematics in industrial robotic arms: a case study on a UR3 robot ((17)
2. Dimitrios Kolosov and Iosif Mporas. Face Masks Usage Monitoring for Public Health Security using Computer Vision on Hardware (21)
3. Moises Diaz, Miguel Ferrer, Jesús B. Alonso and Cristina Carmona-Duarte. One vs. One Offline Signature Verification: A Forensic Handwriting Examiners Perspective (9)
4. Sreeraj Ramachandran, Aakash Varma Nadimpalli and Ajita Rattani. An Experimental Evaluation on Deepfake Detection using Deep Face Recognition (47)
5. Anoop Krishnan, Ali Almadan and Ajita Rattani. Investigating Fairness of Ocular Biometrics Among Young, Middle-Aged, and Older Adults (46)
6. Hazal Su Bıçakcı, Marco Santopietro, Matthew Boakes and Richard Guest. Evaluation of Electrocardiogram Biometric Verification Models Based on Short Enrollment Time on Medical and Wearable Recorders (39)

• Topic: Video Systems

1. Venkat Chundi, Jnaneswar Bammidi and Abhijith Pegallapati. Intelligent Video Surveillance Systems (18) 
2. Jack Glover, Praful Gupta, Marius Facktor, Alan Bovik and Nicholas Paulter. Natural Scene Statistics for Real-Time Monitoring of Security Imaging Quality (23)

• Introduction to the day: S Ramalingam: 12.00 - 12.05

• Keynote Speech 12.05 - 12.35

1. Michael Samson, Omniolytics, South Africa. Hatching Next Generation Innovation in the Poultry Industry. (s7)

• 12.35 - 14.15  7 papers

• Topic: Risk Analysis

1. Fabio Garzia, Francesco Borghini, Mara Lombardi, Mattia Zita and Soodamani Ramalingam. Emotional analysis of safeness and risk perception of London and Rome airports during the COVID-19 pandemic (20)
2. Deborah Evans and Dr. Michael Coole. Artificial Intelligence in Security Technologies: Levels of Intelligent Autonomy and Risk (29)
3. Fabio Garzia, Francesco Borghini, Alberto Bruni, Mara Lombardi, Ludovica Minò and Soodamani Ramalingam. Emotional reactions to risk perception in the Herculaneum Archaeological Park (6)
4. Catherine Menon and Stilianos Vidalis. Towards the Resolution of Safety and Security Conflicts (12)
5. Fabio Garzia, Francesco Borghini, Mara Lombardi, Luca Canfora and Soodamani Ramalingam. Emotional analysis of safeness and risk perception of London and Rome railway stations during the COVID-19 pandemic (30)

• Topic: Aviation Safety and Security

1. Fabio Garzia, Francesco Borghini, Mara Lombardi, Antonello Castagnolo and Soodamani Ramalingam. Emotional analysis of safeness and risk perception of drones during the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy (32)
2. Stanislav Kovar, Dora Kotkova, Martin Hromada and Martina Malanikova. The Concept of a Software Tool with an Interactive Map for Identification and Determination of Soft Targets of Transport Infrastructure (38)

• Introduction to the day: S Ramalingam: 12.00 - 12.05

• 12.05 - 13.15.  10  papers

• Topic: Aviation Safety and Security continued

1. Daniela Buser, Yanik Sterchi and Adrian Schwaninger. Field Study on the Current EU Regulation Concerning Time on Task for the Visual Inspection of Cabin Baggage X-Ray Images (40)
2. Robin Riz À Porta, Yanik Sterchi and Adrian Schwaninger. Examining artifacts of threat image projection for cabin baggage screening – results of a rating and detection performance study (42)
3. David Huegli, Sarah Merks and Adrian Schwaninger. Automated explosives detection with 2D multi-view X-ray for baggage screening (44)

• Special Session: Trustworthy Energy Ecosystems Using Emerging IoT and Blockchain Architectures Colin Mallett, Chair 

1. Piotr Cofta. Trust-Based Models for the Assessment of the Uncertainty of Measurements in Hybrid IoT Networks (s2) 
2. Aditi Tulpule. Blockchain Based Energy Trading: Regulatory Changes Proposed and Needed to Facilitate Blockchain in the GB Energy Market (s3) 
3. Jiro Olcott. The Application of Hedera Token Services (s4)
4. Carl Shaw. Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) based on IoT (s5)
5. Leon-Gerard Vandenberg. Sunified Smart Solar Panels (s6)

• Topic Risk Analysis (continued)

1. Dora Kotkova, Lukas Kralik and Lukas Kotek. Multiple Criteria Decision-making: Risk Analyses for Cultural Events as one of the Soft Target Categories (37)
2. Dora Kotkova, Tereza Sternova, Zdenek Kalvach and Lukas Kotek. The Process to Plan Security Measures for Cultural Events (63)

• Topic: IEEE ICCST 2022 in Czech Republic: Martin Hromada, Tomas Bata University, Zlin (s11)

• Closing Remarks: Professor Pandelis Kourtessis, University of Hertfordshire

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