Center for Information Security and Trust

About

The ITU Center for Information Security and Trust (ITU CISAT) provides a multidisciplinary research environment, delivering knowledge and capacity necessary to tackle modern cybersecurity challenges from a societal, legal, organizational, and technical point of view. ITU CISAT draws on expertise in information security, computer science, social science, law and philosophy, covering the range of basic research in security science to applied research in systems-building and analysis of the implications to society.

Research

ITU CISAT conducts research in information security, in terms of:

Construction

Reliability, security by design, language-based security, continuous deployment

Verification

Adversary-, capability- and risk-modeling, risk mitigation, cyber attack detection, theorem proving, model checking

Organizations

Organizational effects, including trustability, governance, and legislation

Society

Human perceptions of trust, ethics and privacy, including psychological, philosophical and cognitive aspects

Education

ITU CISAT provides research-based multidisciplinary Bachelor's and Master's programs within information security in order to meet the need for cybersecurity experts. ITU CISAT students acquire competencies enabling them to make security decisions as suppliers and acquirers of software, to construct secure software, to assess security risks, to perform penetration testing, and more.

ITU CISAT also strengthens the competences of professionals. In 2019, the center will start up two new projects that will support Danish companies to upgrade their IT security; CSSME Courses (Cyber Security courses for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises) and CIDI (Cybersecure IoT in Danish Industry). Both projects are funded by Industriens Fond.

Team

Steering Committee

Carsten Schürmann

Professor

Computer Science

Head of ITU CISAT

Louise Barkhuus

Associate Professor

Computer Science

Steffen Dalsgaard

Associate Professor

Business IT

PhD Student

Working Groups

CISAT working groups are a good way for external parterners, including industry and governmental and non-governmental organizations to interact with CISAT on topics that are becoming increasingly relevant for securing critical infrastructure systems. For more information about each working group, how to join them, please visit the Working Group's webpage.

WG-AAI WG-DEMTECH WG-IOT WG-PRIV

CISAT Talks

Date	Time	Title	Speaker	Location
7-Oct	9.40 - 10.20	A Window on the Post-Quantum World: Using Merkle-Based Signature Schemes	David Hook, Crypto Workshop	Online
19-Oct	15:00 - 16:00	Flying TARDIS with CRAFT: Modelling Time, Building Time-Based Primitives and Designing Time-based Protocols in the Universal Composability Framework	Bernardo David	Online and 4C02
26-Oct	15:00 - 16:00	Remote attestation for IoT systems	Edlira Dushku	Online
2-Nov	15:00 - 16:00	Assessment on the status of cybersecurity in Denmark	Asmita Dalela	Online
9-Nov	15:00 - 16:00
16-Nov	15:00 - 16:00	Turn Based Communication Channels: Crypto meets Time!	Carlo Brunetta, PhD student @ Chalmers (SWE)	Online
23-Nov	15:00 - 16:00
30-Nov	15:00 - 16:00
7-Dec	15:00 - 16:00	Internet Voting in Ukraine: Context, Cases, and Considerations	Dmytro Khutkyy	Online
14-Dec	15:00 - 16:00	Automated Symbolic Verification of Telegram’s MTProto 2.0	Marino Miculan	Online
11-Jan	15:00 - 16:00	FAST: Fair Auctions via Secret Transactions	Lorenzo Gentile	Online
18-Jan	15:00 - 16:00
25-Jan	15:00 - 16:00

Contact Lorenzo Gentile to propose a talk.

Contact

Carsten Schürmann

Professor, Head of ITU CISAT

(+45) 26 39 36 06

carsten@itu.dk

Jari Kickbusch

Research Communicator

(+45) 22 48 28 27

jark@itu.dk

ITU CISAT is part of the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU), located at Rued Langgaards Vej 7, DK-2300