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Startup von CRISP-Partner CYSEC [at] Junior reasearcher from TU Darmstadt wins prize
For the development of quantumcomputer resistent security solutions Dr. Rachid El Bansarkhani, research associate from the field of cryptography and computer algebra at the Technische Universität in Darmstadt receives the the special prize of the TU Ideenwettbewerb in the category "Wissenschaftler, Absolventen und Mitarbeiter" . The startup "QuantiCor Security" wants to develop quantumcomputer resistent security solutions for the Internet of Things.
read moreProf. Johannes Buchmann is in the Program Committee of PQCrypto
Prof. Johannes Buchmann, CRISP Speaker and head of the Cryptography and Computer Algebra group at TU Darmstadt, is a member of the Program Committee of the PQCrypto, the Eighth International Conference on Post-Quantum Cryptography.
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Pearls of Research and their Implementation
During the event "Perlen der Forschung" Dr. Haya Shulman from the Fraunhofer SIT presented Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel the CRISP flagship project "Secure Internet Infrastructure" and introduced the tools which were developed during this project for the global security analysis of internet infrastructures.
read morePearls of Research and their Implementation
During the event "Perlen der Forschung" Dr. Haya Shulman from the Fraunhofer SIT presented Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel the CRISP flagship project "Secure Internet Infrastructure" and introduced the tools which were developed during this project for the global security analysis of internet infrastructures.
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Self-determined and secure in the digital world
The Nationale Konferenz IT-Sicherheitsforschung 2017 will take place from Frebruary, 14 to 16 2017 in the Cafe Moskau, Berlin.
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Representatives from Hessian Ministries visit CRISP
Members of various Hessian ministries visited CRISP to find out about the research on cybersecurity in Darmstadt. After a welcoming statement and introduction to CRISP by spokesperson Prof. Michael Waidner, visitors received information about research work through exhibits and demos.
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