This year the Winter School will focus on cybersecurity in the transportation sector, especially on the automotive sector. Incidents and attacks in this sector can be widespread, affect large numbers of people and have serious consequences. As a result of technological developments, the sector is moving towards digitalisation and automation - self-driving cars, autonomous ships, drones, etc. Therefore, raising awareness and increasing cooperation and mutual understanding between transportation and cybersecurity experts are particularly important.
The programme will include:
- OSINT exercise carried out in collaboration with transport organisations
- Automotive CTF competition hosted by Cyber Talents
- Tabletop exercise
- Hacking the TalTech Iseauto
- Talks by representatives of transport companies
- Prizes for the winners
- Option to earn 3 ECTS credit points
Important dates
Application deadline 30 November 2020
Acceptation letters 3 December 2020
Participation fees
FREE for students, researchers, scholars, academia
200 EUR (excl. VAT) for all others
Programme
Check out the detailed programme HERE
Events and collaboration
The Cyber Security Winter School is organised in conjunction with the 6th Interdisciplinary Cyber Research (ICR) conference to be held in online on 7th of December 2020 online. For more information please visit the conference site.
In Estonia, self-driving vehicles are a reality and in TalTech, research and development for self-driving cars and the smart city environment is here now. The Winter School will be held in collaboration with TalTech Iseauto team, the research group working on the development and implementation of self-driving vehicles and autonomous systems.
The Cyber Security Winter School 2020 is organised by Tallinn University of Technology (Estonia) in collaboration with the University of Tartu (Estonia) and Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences (Germany). The Winter School is supported by Estonian Ministry of Education and Research through IT Academy programme.