Objective
The main goal of the PEPERS project is to design, implement and validate a reliable platform with high-level support for the design, development and operational deployment of secure mobile peer-to-peer applications for future AmI environments. The platform will greatly assist the work and benefit both mobile application and service providers and service users. The project will address issues related to security, privacy, trust and access control in mobile peer-to-peer (p2p) systems by proposing a relevant framework architecture. The framework will include support for policy-based security management for mobile systems. The specific thematic focus of the project (that reflects also in the selection of the pilot scenarios that will be implemented) is the collaboration among teams dispersed over a geographical area.
The consortium partners come from 4 EU Member states (Greece, UK, Italy and Cyprus) and include key technology providers and industry players, and leading academic institutions, as well as users partners from diverse business domains (media and journalism, security services) with increased needs for secure collaboration through advanced technological solutions that bring significant expertise and knowledge in PEPERS related technologies as well as the underlying operating business models.
Field of science
- /natural sciences/computer and information sciences/computer security/access control
- /social sciences/economics and business
- /social sciences/media and communications/journalism
Funding Scheme
STREP - Specific Targeted Research ProjectCoordinator
15233 Halandri - Athina
Greece
Participants (6)
EC1V0HB London
000 Roma
144 52 Metamorphosi
LA1 4YW Lancaster
1501 Lefkosia
SE1 8HP London
