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The International School on Foundations of Security Analysis and Design FOSAD is a one-week yearly school on cyber-security held in Bertinoro (Italy) in August 2019. The main aim of the FOSAD school is to offer a good spectrum of current research in foundations of security - ranging from programming languages to analysis of protocols, from cryptographic algorithms to access control policies and trust management - that can be of help for graduate students and young researchers from academia or industry that intend to approach the field.
On Thursday, March 7, started the first Pint of Science (Tertulia Uciencia) of 2019 organized by Malaga University.
The activity has took place at the Molly Malone's brewery in Malaga (Spain) at 7:30 pm under the title 'Smart Devices, can we trust them? ' by NeCS researchers Davide Ferraris (ESR3) and Martin Kolar (ESR4) . They disseminate their research topics concerning trust negotiation and trust in the Internet of Things to many interested customers.
Our next WebEx seminar will be held on the 6th of March at 15:00 CET, as usual. The details of the call could be found below.
The speakers and their topics are:
Fabio Giubulo: "Permission-based blockchain platforms: Hyperledger Fabric vs R3 Corda"
Daniel Bastos: "GDPR Privacy Implication for the Internet of Things"
The NeCS Winter School 2019 will take place from 18th to 22nd February 2019 near Trento, Italy.
The European Network for Cybersecurity (NeCS) was formed in response to the increased need for highly qualified experts. It addresses the issues of training and development of talented junior researchers as indicated in the European Cyber-security strategy and highlighted in the EC’s Digital Agenda.
Our next WebEx seminar will be held on the 6th of February at 15:00 CET, as usual. The details of the call could be found below.
The speakers and their topic are:
Ly Vu Duc: "A Qualitative study of developer's perception of software dependencies."
Sandeep Gupta: "A new generation of user authentication on mobile devices".
Our next WebEx seminar will be held on the 9th of January at 15:00 CET, as usual. The details of the call could be found below.
The speakers and their topic are:
Martin Kolar: "Design of the General Trust Negotiation Model"
Imad Mahaini: "Towards Understanding Cyber Security Communities in Online Social Networks".
Our next WebEx seminar will be held on the 5th of December at 15:00 CET, as usual. The details of the call could be found below.
The speakers and their topic are:
Adham Albakri: "Sharing Cyber Threat Intelligence under the General Data Protection Regulation"
Davide Ferraris: "A Segregated Architecture for a Trust-based Network of Internet of Things"
ESRs Davide Ferraris (3), Martin Kolar (4) and Daniel Bastos (11) attended Cybercamp 2018 in Malaga. During this event the ESRs engaged with other researchers and attended several lectures on the topics of Cyber Security.
Coffee with Science
The main purpose of this event is to overcome the stereotype of a scientist who is confined in a laboratory, since the secondary school students could sit with them and know the importance of their work, a knowledge that may awaken their future scientific vocations.
Christina Michailidou and Athanasios Rizos: "Enhancing Usage Control for Performance: An architecture for Systems of Systems"
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