Related ICT Trust & Security Research and Policy Activities
Please note, this page is under the Security Home site.
- International Cooperation
- Security & Trust in the Future Internet
- Engineering Secure Software Systems
- Threats on the Internet
- Empowering End-users
- Related EU programmes to ICT Security
- Policy Links
Privacy Enhanced Technologies
Competitiveness and Innovation Program, ICT PSP
FP7 Security Theme
International Cooperation
List of international workshops held so far:
Security & Trust in the Future Internet
Please find here the page related to the trust and security aspects of the Future Internet activities such as the preparatory meeting on the Bled Conference held 29 February 2008 in Brussels and the Bled Conference held March 31-April 2. 2008.
Engineering Secure Software Systems
Please find the page related to the secure software engineering consultations here.
Threats on the Internet - October 2006
The seminar was organized by INFSO D4 - ICT Trust and Security in Brussels, Belgium with a small number of international experts in the field of security on the Internet. The seminar brought to the table discussions related to the situation and trends in mal-ware, spy-ware and other forms of cyber crime on the Internet and mobile networks. The Agenda, report and presentations are available here.
Empowering End-users
Other related programmes to ICT Security
- Competitiveness and Innovation Program, ICT PSP
The ICT-PSP Workprogramme 2007 included promotion of privacy protection infrastructures. The PrivacyOS thematic network project on this has started at 01 June 2008. The factsheet of the project is available here.
- FP7 Security Theme
The objectives of the Security theme within the 7 th Framework Programme are:
- to develop technologies and knowledge needed to ensure the security of citizens from threats such as terrorism and (organised) crime, natural disasters and industrial accidents while respecting fundamental human rights;
- to ensure optimal and concerted use of available and evolving technologies to the benefit of civil European security;
- to stimulate the cooperation of providers and users for civil security solutions; improving the competitiveness of the European security industry and delivering mission-oriented results to reduce security gaps.
For more information click here.
Policy Links
When you click to 'Policy Links', one should be directed to the ICT Security Research in the EU perspective.
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