Work Package 2

Design

Objectives

– Providing a robust methodology for designing & building systems that autonomously cooperate for security, enabling the subsequent defence and updating in response to attacks.
– Understanding the drivers behind current bad practices & obstacles to introducing better ones in industrial practices.
– Providing showcases, incl. certified components, applying these techniques.

  • Timeline

M96

Start date: M0

End date: M96

Leader

Erik Poll

Erik Poll

Radboud University

Erik Poll is associate professor in the Digital Security Group at Radboud University in Nijmegen, where he specialises in software security, smartcards, and formal methods. Over the years he has worked on formal specification and verification of software, on formal techniques for security testing, and on more applied research into the security of various systems, for instance payment systems and smart grids.

Research Team

Main Researchers

Mark van den Brand

Mark van den Brand

TU/e

Jan Tretmans

Jan Tretmans

TNO ESI

Hans Henseler

Hans Henseler

HS Leiden

Alexandr Vasenev

Alexandr Vasenev

TNO ESI

Ivan Kurtev

Ivan Kurtev

TU/e

Nirvana Meratnia

Nirvana Meratnia

TU/e

Tanir Özçelebi

Tanir Özçelebi

TU/e

Taede Punter

Taede Punter

Fontys

PhD Students

  • Cristian Daniele – RU
  • Zahra Hatefi – TU/e
  • Seyed Behnam Andarzian – RU

Key Outcomes

The INTERSCT consortium is working hard toward producing the first tangible outcomes. The Key Outcomes of this Work Package will be available soon

Resources

Public Deliverables

Available soon