Proceedings

NetSafe: Society, Safety and the Internet

February 10^th – 12^th 2002

Auckland, New Zealand

Edited By John Hosking

Organised By

Sponsored By

Technical Report 172

Department of Computer Science, University of Auckland

Table of Contents

Note: links (and page numbers) are to the papers as published in the printed proceedings.

In some cases the papers are only abstracts. These will be updated with presentation material or revised papers as these become available.

Cover

Foreword 5

Symposium Steering Committee 7

Keynote Speaker

Grooming Cybervictims: The Psychosocial Effects of Online Exploitation for Youth,

Ilene R. Berson 9

First Plenary Session

Objectionable Material on the Internet and the Department of Internal Affairs Response,

Jon Peacock 20

Internet Safety: Young People And The Law In An On-Line World, Judge David J. Harvey 22

The Development of the Internet in New Zealand and the Role of InternetNZ, Sue Leader 31

Keynote Speaker

How to reinvent schooling, Gordon Dryden 36

Safety in Schools

Internet Safety and Schools, Claire Balfour 44

Lessons Learned about Schools and Their Responsibility to Foster Safety Online,

Michael Berson 52

Internet Safety: Issues For New Zealand Primary Schools, John Hope 59

An ICT Strategy for Schools, Murray Brown 69

Safety in Businesses

Safety in Business, nzgirl.co.nz, Jenene Crossan 70

Privacy Law and the future debate for Biometrics in Corporate Security, Craig Horrocks 73

Sharing the Network Commons at the University of Auckland, Nevil Brownlee 81

Safety in Business on the Internet = Security, Peter Elford 86

Trustworthy Computing, Ulrich Roxburgh 87

Keynote Speaker

The Challenges Of Policing Cyberspace, Barbara Etter 88

Second Plenary Session

Electronic Crime: The New Zealand Police Experience, Rob Robinson 99

Safety in the Home

Stranger Danger’ In The Home – Managing the Risks to Children Posed by the Internet,

John McCarthy 100

Beyond the Fear of Cyber Strangers: Further Considerations for Domestic Online Safety,

Nathan Gaunt 107

Recommendations for Internet Safety at Home, Clark Thomborson 118

Safety in the Workplace

Internet Safety in the Workplace: A Human Rights Perspective Rosslyn Noonan 124

The medium and the message: harassment at work, Matthew Fitzsimons 125

Redefining the Workplace, Brendan Bain 131

Third Plenary Session: Legal, Ethical and Cultural Issues

“Netwatch” An Internet Profile Service From AC Nielsen, Richard Dunbar 132

Is There A Place For Ethics In A Digital Environment?, Don McIlroy 133

Don’t I know you? – Anonymity on the Net, Rick Shera 134

Internet Safety and Mäori, Sally Pewhairangi 139

Mäori Cultural Issues & The Internet, Hinureina Mangan 145

Internet regulation and a model of user and provider protection, Frank March 146