A key ambition of the CREDENTIAL project was to not only focus on the concrete applications we planned to develop, but to generate positive impact on cloud security and privacy also beyond our pilot domains.
One way to achieve this goal was to seek liaisons and collaborations with relevant standardization and certification bodies.
The Cyberwatching.eu concertation meeting on April 26th in Brussels had the goal to take stock of the current R&I landscape and to identify common themes and challenges for clustering activities. With a strong EC presence, it was a great opportunity to discuss with other projects, get noticed and provide input for the future research landscape within cybersecurity.
Date: 5 - 7 June 2018
Place: Olympia London | Stand X141
At Infosecurity Europe 2018, AIT is showcasing its portfolio of cryptographic solutions for the cloud. Developed over recent years together with industry partners like Atos, IBM, Interoute and Etra, these solutions are driven by the increased need for security and data protection in the cloud.
In this year's ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2018) the submission "Helping John to Make Informed Decisions on Using Social Login" by Farzaneh Karegar, Nina Gerber, Melanie Volkamer, and Simone Fischer-Hübner prepared within the context of the CREDENTIAL project won the Best Paper Award!
TRUSTEE (daTa pRivacy and cloUd SecuriTy clustEr Europe) is a network of 11 research projects funded by the European Union that was established within the Common Dissemination Booster initiative. The cluster is coordinated by CREDENTIAL, and furthermore subsumes the following projects: MUSA, PRISMACLOUD, SecureCloud, SERECA, SPECS, SUNFISH, SWITCH, TREDISEC, UNICORN, and WITDOM, which are all performing cutting-edge research and innovation in different domains of cloud security and privacy, ranging from secure and privacy-friendly authentication over encrypted and distributed solutions for data sharing and cloud storage to data integrity, authenticity, and availability.
