Välkommen till remiss-workshop
Studenter och alumner granskar texterna tillsammans, problematiserar och diskuterar vad de innebär för vårt samhälle och har en brainstorm för att samla vår feedback till MSB. Vi har genom denna remiss en chans att konkret påverka informationssäkerheten i hela Sverige.
Tid: Måndag 27 januari kl. 17:30 - 20:00 (med fikapaus)
Plats: Vi är i en lokal i centrala Stockholm.
Anmäl dig senast torsdag 23 januari.
Skicka ett e-post till info@saisec.se där du nämner att du vill vara med på Remiss-workshop. Meddela även eventuella matpreferenser. Detaljerad information om plats osv. kommer till den e-post du anmält dig från.
Du förbereder dig genom att läsa igenom föreskrifterna och de allmänna råden.
Open Space event postponed
This week's Open Space Event “Inspiring and Facilitating Master Thesis Projects” has been postponed. Watch this space for more information.
Open Space Event in Stockholm November 29
SAISec Invites to yet another Open Space Event:
“Inspiring and Facilitating Master Thesis Projects”
Open Space Event in Stockholm February, 13
SAISec Invites to an Open Space Event:
“Inspiring and Facilitating Master Thesis Projects”
Öppet forum uppskjutet
Vi behöver tyvärr skjuta upp vårt Öppet forum "ATT TILL NYTTA OCH NÖJE FRÄMJA ÅRETS MASTERUPPSATSER” till ett senare datum.
Årsmöte 2017
SAISec:s årsmöte avhölls traditionsenligt i Kista och här är det (ännu ojusterade) protokollet.
Save the date - Security Informatics mingle coming up
Save the date!
Tuesday April 18th, SAISec will be hosting an evening networking activity in Stockholm for current students of Information Security as well as industry professionals.
Drop a line to info@saisec.se for more info.
Tuesday April 18th, SAISec will be hosting an evening networking activity in Stockholm for current students of Information Security as well as industry professionals.
Drop a line to info@saisec.se for more info.
Security Mingle: "Thesis and Future"
Save the date! On April 18th, SAISec will be hosting a "security mingle" in central Stockholm for new and (slightly) older students of Security Informatics at DSV.
It will be an opportunity for current Master's students to present their thesis, grab a sandwich, meet with some of us already in the industry and do a bit of networking.
Watch this space for more info!
It will be an opportunity for current Master's students to present their thesis, grab a sandwich, meet with some of us already in the industry and do a bit of networking.
Watch this space for more info!
25 years later
25 years is not bad for an alumni association. Founded in 1991, SAISec has remained at the forefront of advocating InfoSec research at Stockholm University.
Data breaches in resourceful organisations is a constant reminder that applied InfoSec is not working. Vendors claim that their latest-and-greatest product is the silver bullet we need. If products had been the solution, we would not be in this mess.
25 years later, the need for InfoSec research remains clear. The voice of SAISec is still needed.
Around the table, from the left: Perry, Tove, Yngve, Christina, Päivi, Louise, Jesper and Per. (Photo by Baris.)
Data breaches in resourceful organisations is a constant reminder that applied InfoSec is not working. Vendors claim that their latest-and-greatest product is the silver bullet we need. If products had been the solution, we would not be in this mess.
25 years later, the need for InfoSec research remains clear. The voice of SAISec is still needed.
Around the table, from the left: Perry, Tove, Yngve, Christina, Päivi, Louise, Jesper and Per. (Photo by Baris.)
meet the board: Christina Gustavsson
I think SAISec's primary role is to be an arena or network where professionals - former security students - can meet ongoing research in academia for the benefit and pleasure of both parties.
what works?
The field of Information Security is not sufficiently understood.
The domain has existed for a few decades, during which time a dramatic shift has occurred in the ways we create, transmit, process and store information. (As an example, consider recent changes in how the average household uses photography.)
We need more research, more and better education, but also more and better interaction between academia and practitioners. What works, asks the criminologist. And so should we be asking in InfoSec.
The domain has existed for a few decades, during which time a dramatic shift has occurred in the ways we create, transmit, process and store information. (As an example, consider recent changes in how the average household uses photography.)
We need more research, more and better education, but also more and better interaction between academia and practitioners. What works, asks the criminologist. And so should we be asking in InfoSec.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)