Volume 4, Issue 3 Editorial
December 2005
The final issue of JIW for 2005 includes four very different papers. The first by Duczynski investigates the application of Effects Based Operations and uses a technique called Field Anomaly Relaxation to illustrate the issues involved. Pierce, Warren and Corray have written a more technology based paper that examines penetration testing. In the third paper, Lubbers has written an interesting case study of that examines a real world corporate espionage case in which she was personally involved. The last paper is slightly unusual for JIW in that it covers ground that is not directly within the scope of the journal. However, the reviewers were quite enthusiastic about this opinion piece, and as it was thought it would interest the readership, it was included.
I wish you all a successful 2006.
Bill Hutchinson
Email: w.hutchinson@ecu.edu.au
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