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.
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.
good things are coming
Good things come to those who wait, they say.
But it takes more than patience. The new Master's Programme in Information Security is the result of years of dedicated work. SAISec has been persistently promoting the idea and been involved in designing the curriculum.
Protecting information by upholding adequate levels of confidentiality, integrity and availability is set to grow in importance for society as a whole. For SAISec it's rewarding to see DSV regain its position as a driving force.
But it takes more than patience. The new Master's Programme in Information Security is the result of years of dedicated work. SAISec has been persistently promoting the idea and been involved in designing the curriculum.
Protecting information by upholding adequate levels of confidentiality, integrity and availability is set to grow in importance for society as a whole. For SAISec it's rewarding to see DSV regain its position as a driving force.
an inspiring word cloud
these are exciting times!
A new Master's programme in Information Security is being established at SU/DSV. SAISec has been a strong advocate behind this initiative, we're happy to see it coming true and will support it from our alumni perspective.
The first application deadline for non-EU citizens has passed and EU citizens have their deadline for application on April 15th. Learn more about the new Master's programme and meet our Programme Director Associate Professor Fredrik Björck on the DSV web.
These are exciting times!
The first application deadline for non-EU citizens has passed and EU citizens have their deadline for application on April 15th. Learn more about the new Master's programme and meet our Programme Director Associate Professor Fredrik Björck on the DSV web.
These are exciting times!
Kristian Beckman Award
The committee for the 2014 IFIP TC-11 Kristian Beckman Award has decided to confer the award on Professor emerita Louise Yngström.
This award is granted annually to a successful nominee and is presented at the annual IFIP Security Conference that is organised under the auspices of TC-11.
SU/DSV web in Swedish.
This award is granted annually to a successful nominee and is presented at the annual IFIP Security Conference that is organised under the auspices of TC-11.
SU/DSV web in Swedish.
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