Third International Workshop on Enterprise Security, Stanford, CA, USA,
June17-19, 1998.

  o Setting up a secure Web server and clients on an Intranet.
    J. Claessens, M. Vandenwauver, B. Preneel and J. Vandewalleo
  o The Problem with Multiple Roots in Web Browsers - Certificate
    Masquerading.
    Capt. J. Hayes
  o Security and Confidentiality in Healthcare Informatics.
    Y. Al-Salqan and J. Jagannathan
  o Cooperative Security: A Model for the New Enterprise.
    B. Fox and B. LaMacchia
  o A Model-Driven Approach to System Security Engineering.
    J. Maley, Al Milheizer, D. Higginbotham and B. Suskie
  o Antropolocentric Approach into IT Security Awareness
    M. Siponen and J. Kajava
  o Efficient Security for Large and Dynamic Multicast Groups.
    G. Caronni, M. Waldvogel, D. Sun and B. Plattner
  o Sabotage-proof Routing.
    R. Perlman
  o Development of an Intranet Security Infrastructure and Its Applications.
    Y.-K. Hsu
  o Authorization and Attribute Certificates for Widely Distributed
    Access Control.
    W. Johnston, S. Mudumba and M. Thompson
  o A Public Key Encryption System for Defective Data Transmission.
    R. Naujoks and M. Gustafsson
  o A Ubiquitous Secure and Reliable Digital Data Repository System.
    R. Deng
  o Using SESAME's GSS-API to add security to Unix applications.
    M. Vandenwauver, P. Ashley, M. Rutherford and S. Boving
  o Service Session Security in TINA - Dynamic Role Creation and Management
    in TINA Service Environment.
    T. Hamada
  o WebGroup: a secure group access control tool for the World-Wide Web.
    F. Petitcolas and K. Zhang