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ATHENE begleitet die digitale Transformation von Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Staat aus Sicht der Cybersicherheit und des Privatsphärenschutzes mit anwendungsorientierter Spitzenforschung und Entwicklung. Die Forschung gliedert sich in Forschungsbereiche, die von Koordinator*innen geleitet werden. In den Forschungsbereichen zugeordneten Projekten werden Konzepte, Methoden und Technologien entwickelt, die Cybersicherheit und Privatsphärenschutz über alle Lebensbereiche hinweg nachhaltig verbessern und sicherstellen. Die Problemstellungen werden interdisziplinär unter Einbeziehung der verschiedenen Wissenschaften, z.B. Psychologie, Arbeitswissenschaften, Wirtschaftswissenschaften etc. angegangen.

- Research Platform Internet CybersecurityDr. Haya Shulman
- Routing SecurityDr. Haya Shulman
- Visual AnalyticsProf. Jörn Kohlhammer
- Collaborative P2P Botnet Monitoring and Data-AnalysisProf. Max Mühlhäuser

- Automatic Vulnerability ScanningDr. Steven Arzt
- Automatic Vulnerability VerificationDr. Steven Arzt
- User-centric visualization of security problemsProf. Jörn Kohlhammer
- Machine Learning for Vulnerability DetectionProf. Kristian Kersting
- Vulnerability Detection for Hybrid Apps using Generic AnalysesProf. Mira Mezini
- Further development of the CogniCrypt Assistant to ensure the correct use of crypto librariesProf. Mira Mezini

- Practical Private Set Intersection for Data ProtectionProf. Thomas Schneider
- Privacy Risks and Safety in Machine Learning (PRisMa)Prof. Martin Steinebach
- Easy-to-use Processes and Tools for User-Centric Co-Development of PETsProf. Andreas Heinemann
- Visualization of Critical Aspects for Data Analysis and PrivacyProf. Jörn Kohlhammer
- Technical Support for the Implementation of Requirements in Applications in Accordance with GDPR (TECHIRA)Dr. Annika Selzer
- Data Economy and Privacy—An International and Intercultural PerspectiveProf. Peter Buxmann
- PETs in Disease-Management Programs to Reduce Health Care CostsProf. Kay Hamacher
- PETs for Smart Cities in Security SituationsProf. Christian Reuter

Next Generation Biometric Systems (NGBS)
Koordinatoren:
Prof. Christoph Busch
Dr. Christian Rathgeb
- Biometric sample quality assessmentFlorian Kirchbuchner, M. Sc.Dr. Olaf Henniger
- Operational Challenges in Face RecognitionProf. Christoph BuschDr. Christian Rathgeb
- Secure Identity ManagementFlorian Kirchbuchner, M. Sc.Dr. Naser Damer
- Biometric Tampering DetectionProf. Christoph BuschDr. Christian Rathgeb
- Embedded BiometricsFlorian Kirchbuchner, M. Sc.Dr. Naser Damer
- Bias and Fairness in Biometric SystemsProf. Christoph BuschDr. Pawel Drozdowski

- Security and Privacy of IoT Communication Technologies (SPIC)Prof. Christoph Krauß
- Efficient practical tests of the security properties of IoT systems through the use of novel return channels (ETCH)Prof. Christoph Krauß
- Cryptographic Evaluation of Bluetooth (CryptoBlue)Prof. Marc Fischlin
- Secure Hardware Monitors for Data and Control Flows (SHMoDaCo)Prof. Andreas Koch
- Open Side-Channel-Resilient Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) Design (TrusTEE)Prof. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi
- Next Generation Secure Wireless Communications (NGWiSec)Prof. Matthias Hollick

- Design and Analysis of PQC PrimitivesDr. Juliane Krämer
- High Performance Implementations of PQC SchemesNorman Lahr
- Agile and Easy-to-use Integration of PQC SchemesProf. Andreas Heinemann

- Formal QoSec for Comparison and Composition (FoCC)Prof. Heiko Mantel
- Quantitative and Probabilistic QoSec in Complex HW/SW-Systems (QPSys)Prof. Matthias Hollick
- Comprehensive Probabilistic QoSec-Assessment (ComPAss)Prof. Max Mühlhäuser
- Economics of Cybersecurity (EcoSec)Prof. Peter Buxmann

- Automotive Forensic Processing (AuFoP)Prof. Christoph Busch
- SEcure Automotive COmmunication Protocols (SEACOP)Prof. Christoph Krauß
- SECurity Test and Evaluation platform for Autonomous driving – used for IDPS (SECTEA)Prof. Christoph Krauß
- REadyness for FOrensics in Mobility (ReForM)Prof. Martin Steinebach

Secure Digital Transformation in Health Care (SeDiTraH)
Koordinatoren:
Prof. Mira Mezini
Prof. Michael Waidner
- Secure Medical Data SharingDr. Stefan Wesarg
- JAB Codes for Secure Ad-hoc DocumentsProf. Martin Steinebach
- Know Your AppProf. Mira Mezini
- Security Analysis of the German Corona Warn AppDr. Steven Arzt
- Fake News and Conspiracy TheoriesProf. Iryna Gurevych
- Disinformation and CoronaProf. Martin Steinebach
- Quality Assurance of Biomedical LiteratureProf. Iryna Gurevych

- Security of Urban Infrastructures Against Cyberattacks (SecAttack)Prof. Christian Reuter
- Integrating Safety and Security Aspects in Secure Urban Infrastructures (SaSec)Prof. Joachim Vogt
- Security Modelling and Simulation of Secure Urban Infrastructures (SeMS)Prof. Max Mühlhäuser
- Secure Urban Mesh Networks (Smesh)Prof. Matthias Hollick
- Situation Awareness for Smart Cities (SiAware)Florian Kirchbuchner, M. Sc.
- Architecture and Processes for Effective Cybersecurity and Privacy Protection in Smart Cities (SecArch)Dr. Haya Shulman

Security and Privacy in Artificial Intelligence (SenPAI)
Koordinator:
Prof. Martin Steinebach
- Robustness in Machine Learning (RoMa)Prof. Martin Steinebach
- Security and Privacy in Automated OSINT (SePiA)Prof. Martin Steinebach
- Adversarial Attacks on NLP systemsProf. Iryna Gurevych
- EXplainable REinforcement Learning for Secure Intelligent Systems (XReLeaS)Prof. Jan Peters

Trustworthy Data Ecosystems (TRUDATA)
Koordinatoren:
Prof. Carsten Binnig
Prof. Sebastian Faust
- Federated Machine LearningProf. Carsten Binnig
- Trusted Utilization of Personal DataProf. Mira Mezini
- Hardware-assisted Data ProtectionProf. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi
- Distributed Ledger & Multiparty ComputationProf. Sebastian Faust
- Trusted Multiparty Computation as a ServiceProf. Sebastian Faust
- Cryptographic Primitives for Secure Decentralized ProtocolsDr. Jean Paul Degabriele
- Encryption Meets SearchProf. Marc Fischlin
- Securing Refinements of Distributed WorkflowsProf. Heiko Mantel