Overview
In 2017 the HEA hosted the second National Conference for Learning and Teaching in Cyber Security. The conference was established to prompt scholarship and innovation and identify and share best practice for learning and teaching cyber security in higher education. The 2017 conference was supported by the Department for Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) as part of the Government strategy to make the UK one of the most secure places in the world to do business in cyberspace.
The 2017 event was expanded to become a two-day conference having previously being a single day event in its inaugural year. The first day of the 2017 conference was devoted to student presentations posters and competitions. Day two provided an opportunity for academics and practitioners to exchange ideas through research and practice papers posters workshops and demonstrations.
Abstracts and Presentations
Abstracts and presentations from the conference can be accessed from the following hyperlinks:
Day 1
- Abstracts
- Presentation: Digital forensics First Responders Web App
- Presentation: Development of an educational Android pattern lock screen app for mobile phones
- Presentation: Cyberana – The Home of Uk Government’s Cyber Essentials
- Prsentation: Generation of Randomised Forensic Images via the use of Virtual Machines to train forensic skills in education
Day 2
- Abstracts
- Poster Presentations
- Presentation: Welcome from Dr Kay Hack
- Presentation: A choose-your-own-adventure CTF VM for cyber security education
- Presentation: Developing Investigation Skills in DLT: Bitcoin
- Presentation: CYPHER - InteraCtive CrYPtograpHic Protocol TEaching and LeaRning: Animations and Game
- Presentation: Developing a Guide to the Cyber Security Body of Knowledge
- Presentation: Cyberana – The Home of Uk Government’s Cyber Essentials
- Presentation: Building a showcase for smart cyber-attack detection and mitigation
- Presentation: Engaging Students in the Development of Cyber Security Practicals
- Presentation: Closing the cyber skills gap
