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SYSSEC The project’s aims are to: • create a virtual centre of excellence consolidating the Systems Security research community in Europe; • promote cyber security education and to engage a think-tank in discovering the threats and vulnerabilities of the Current and Future Internet; • create an active research roadmap in the area, and • develop a joint working plan to conduct State-of-the-Art collaborative research. http://www.syssec-project.eu/ Funded by the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) Duration: 2010-2014 Current trends in Internet applications such as Web 2.0, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things, are bound to bring more pervasive data collection, longer persistence of collected data, higher and more heterogeneous traffic volume. All these factors make network management an evolving environment that becomes more challenging every day. The DEMONS project seeks to build a novel cooperative network monitoring and mitigation system based on a completely decentralised, application-aware, privacypreserving, multi-jurisdictional monitoring infrastructure. Such an infrastructure will provide the detection, reporting and mitigation mechanisms needed to combat not only today’s threats, but also those of tomorrow. DEMONS’s objective is to realise this infrastructure by applying novel approaches making best use of distributed systems technologies and their characteristics, such as the ability to handle a large amount of data. In doing this, the project will put special emphasis on privacy, trust, and legal issues arising from collecting and exporting data across operator domains and multiple jurisdictions. These issues have previously prevented other security solutions from being widely deployed and have therefore rendered them ineffective. DEMONS (DEcentralized, cooperative, and privacy-preserving MONitoring for trustworthiness) The project will present demonstrators in several environments that also address privacy, trust, and legal issues that are caused by moving data across different domains and jurisdictions. http://fp7-demons.eu/ Funded by the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) Duration: 2010-2013 56
Secure ICT and service infrastructures Today, tens of millions of users rely on the internet to do business and access a wide variety of applications and services. Examples include banking transactions, voice over IP, e-government services, e-commerce and business-to-business transactions. Trustworthy applications and service platforms are a prerequisite for the adoption of innovative business models and uptake of services which can contribute to the further development and growth of the European economy. The Future Internet will provide an environment in which a diverse range of services are offered by a diverse range of suppliers. Users are likely to unknowingly invoke underlying services in a dynamic and ad hoc manner. We will see more and more service consumers that mix and match service components depending on attributes such as availability, quality, price and security. Thus, the applications that end users see may be composed of multiple services from many different providers. The consequence is that the end user may have little guarantee that a particular service or service supplier will actually offer the security claimed. The ANIKETOS project will help to establish and maintain trustworthiness and secure behaviour in a constantly changing service environment. The project is aligning existing and developing new technology, methods, tools and security services. ANIKETOS will provide methods for analysing, solving, and sharing information on mitigation of new threats and vulnerabilities. A platform will be constructed for creating and maintaining secure and trusted composite services. ANIKETOS The project is addressed to all service users, developers and suppliers. It will: • provide solutions for security engineering and trust management on the Future Internet; • develop an integral framework to support secure interoperation and manage trustworthiness. http://www.aniketos.eu/ Funded by the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) Duration: 2010-2014 57
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