ICT Trust and Security Research
- "Trust in the Information Society" - The RISEPTIS Report
- Call for Papers of the annual conference of Privacy and Data Protection (Deadline 16 Nov 2009)
- Call for Papers of the Silver Jubilee SEC2010, Sept 2010 in Brisbane (Deadline 31 Jan 2010)
- New Recommendation on privacy and data protection principles in RFID (MAY 2009)
- ICT Work Programme 2009-2010
- Brochure on ICT Security Research in FP7 (OCT 2008)
- Future Internet Assembly Workshop
23-24 November 2009
Stockholm, Sweden - More Events
The primary mission of the Unit "Trust and Security" (F5) of the European Commission's Directorate General Information Society and Media is to support and coordinate research for the development of trustworthy ICTs that respect citizens' rights and protect their privacy and personal data. The ambition is to coherently address security, trust and privacy from a technological, economic, legal and social perspective, in an effort to ensure innovation and economic growth in a society providing freedom and security for its citizens.
Research priorities are strongly related to the development of the Future Internet and target: trustworthy network and service infrastructures, user-centric identity and privacy management and technologies for secure software development, trusted computing, cryptology and advanced biometrics. Support to interoperability and standardisation is given when appropriate, to strengthen the societal impact of the technology results.
Particular attention is paid to the horizontal aspects of trust and security in ICT, by emphasising multidisciplinary research and the relevance of aspects like usability, societal acceptance and economic and legal viability of the research results.
To achieve our objectives we work in three directions:
- Funding Research through Framework Programmes (FP)
- Stimulating the adoption of trustworthy and secure ICT through the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme ICT Policy Support Programme (CIP ICT-PSP)
- Research policy development
For more information about our activities and projects, please refer to our Brochure on ICT Trust & Security Research in FP7 (October 2008) and to our pages for FP7, ICT PSP and FP6 projects.
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General information on how to prepare, submit and manage a project proposal is available at http://cordis.europa.eu/participating/home_en.html.
Last updated on: 2009-11-04