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Bridge Grant accepted: MOdel-Based SEcurity Testing In Practice (MoBSeTIP)

Das Projekt “Modellbasiertes Testen der Systemsicherheit in der Praxis (MoBSeTIP)” beschäftigt sich mit der Anwendung des modellbasierten Testens (MBT) auf den Bereich des Testens der Informationssicherheit (Security Testing). Im Speziell geht es darum Testfälle, die Sicherheitsaspekte von Systemen abdecken, automatisiert zu generieren und auszuführen. Problemstellungen dabei sind das Finden einer… Read More

Invited talk: A framework to support alignment of secure software engineering with legal regulations

Author: Dr. Shareeful Islam, Dr. Haralambos Mouratidis and Prof. Dr. Jan Jürjens Abstract Regulation compliance is getting more and more important for software systems that process and manage sensitive information. Therefore, identifying and analysing relevant legal regulations and aligning them with security requirements become necessary for the effective development… Read More

Jan Svab: FPGA-based Computer Vision Embedded Module

The presentation firstly covers the basics properties of image local feature extraction algorithms. Then a little bit closer description of algorithm selected for the implementation – SURF – and the platform – FPGA. Then it contains a summary of reasons why a new completely custom solution has been developed. The… Read More

John Tait: Patent Search- a Challenging Problem!

1030 am: Guest talk by John Tait Patent Search – a Challenging Problem! To be valid a patent has to show that it it describes a novel and useful idea. The test of novelty is that at the date of filing there does not exist in the public… Read More

Security in Social Media – Talks at BildungOnline

Managing director Markus Klemen gave two talks at the BildungOnline conference in Hall in Tirol focusing on Security in Social Media. The Austrian Computer Society (OCG) organized the talk. The target audience were teachers, students and parents.