Im Rahmen unserer WebTalk-Reihe findet am Mittwoch, dem 27. November, von 12:00 bis 13:30 Uhr ein neuer GI-WebTalk zum Thema „Sicherheitskonzepte und Geopolitik“ statt. Dabei wird sich Dr. Stefan Oeter (Universität Hamburg) mit den völkerrechtlichen Aspekten in der Cybersicherheit mit dem Schwerpunkt der Attribution auseinandersetzen. Im zweiten Vortrag wirft Sebastian Zillien von der Hochschule …
On August 20, we presented our results of the second phase of the Cyberagentur’s HSK call. We received a lot of positive feedback and got attention from other government agencies. We are happy to announce that we made it to the next phase and will receive 10 million in funding over the next three years to pave the way for securing critical infrastructures. We are thrilled, excited, and …
Der zweite Webtalk der Reihe „Cybersicherheit und technologische Souveränität“ widmet sich der Analyse aktueller Angriffsstrategien sowie der Attribution von Cyberangriffen aus sicherheitspolitischer Perspektive. In den Fachvorträgen werden sowohl die technischen Möglichkeiten zur Detektion und Abwehr von Cyberbedrohungen als auch die Herausforderungen diskutiert, die mit der Identifizierung der …
On July 30, 2024, at the International Workshop on Physical and Cyber Security in Interdependent Critical Infrastructures (PCSCI), which is an EU Projects Symposium Workshop held with the 19th ARES Conference 2024 in Vienna, Austria, our team member, Dr. Anum Talpur, presented the vision of our project SOVEREIGN.
The event gathered many researchers and experts from around the world who work in …
On July 16, 2024, Prof. Dr. Christian Hummert, head of the Agentur für Innovation in der Cybersicherheit (Cyberagentur), with Dr. Gerald Walther and Dr. André Müller visited the Universität Hamburg to meet up with the SOVEREIGN project members to get a hold of the current state of the project. The members presented a coherent modular architecture to detect and defend against advanced cyber …
Research results in the field of cyber security can usually be used for both civilian and military purposes, which obviously results in a dual-use problem. In addition, the increasing use of AI systems also raises ethical questions in the field of cyber security and in the security sector in general. The use of published research results and open source technologies for criminal and terrorist …
We look back with pleasure on our successful participation in the AFCEA Exhibition 2024, where we presented the innovative SOVEREIGN project together with the Cyberagentur. The SOVEREIGN project, which is funded by the Cyber Agency and is developing a technologically superior security monitoring and cyber defense platform for critical and complex infrastructures, attracted numerous guests and …
Our paper “SOVEREIGN - Towards a Holistic Approach to Critical Infrastructure Protection” was accepted at the International Workshop on Physical and Cyber Security in Interdependent Critical Infrastructures (PCSCI 2024).
The paper proposes a cyber-defense platform for protecting critical infrastructure against cyber attacks, paving the way for more sophisticated detection methods using …
The SOVEREIGN project, funded by the Cyberagentur (der Agentur für Innovation in der Cybersicherheit) and led by the Universität Hamburg, organized a workshop that was held at the Helmut-Schmidt-Universität - Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg on 25-26th April 2024.
All eight partners were present at the workshop to discuss the objectives and the ongoing project work. The result of the workshop is …
At the recent Rohde & Schwarz International Developer Conference, IDC 2024, Prof. Dr. Mathias Fischer delivered a keynote titled “Cybersecurity in an Interconnected World - From Security by Design to Zero Trust.” The event, held annually in Munich, gathers technology experts and developers from Rohde & Schwarz to delve into the latest advancements in technology.
Prof. Dr. …
