ICR2022 | Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security

In order to attend the ICR sessions as a speaker, please submit a 1000-word abstract in Easychair.
Please keep in mind the following guidelines:

1. Abstracts should:

• demonstrate the relevance of the research,
• outline principle research questions,
• explain expected or achieved results, and
• define your research methods.

2. The abstracts may be about an ongoing or upcoming research project, or based on already finalised research. We are happy to accept abstracts from interdisciplinary backgrounds such as technology, law, social science, education, psychology, etc.

3. In addition to established researchers and scholars, we welcome student submissions based on Master or PhD thesis research (and bachelor level students are very welcome to join in as audience).

4. For the purposes of smooth editing and designing the final proceedings, please submit the abstract in .doc or .docx format.

5. For the purposes of double-blind peer review, please anonymise the abstract, i.e. remove any information about the author(s) from the abstract.

6. The deadline for abstract submission is the 18th of April 2022.

7. All authors will get feedback from our distinguished peer reviewers (double blind peer review) and selected authors are invited to present their ideas at the conference.

8. All selected abstracts will be published as conference proceedings by Tallinn University of Technology (with an ISBN number). Selected authors are also invited to submit their research as an academic article for established academic journals, subject to additional review process.

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2020 has been an interesting year for organising a conference. Nevertheless, the 6th Interdisciplinary Cyber Research (#ICR2020) conference will persist and take place in a semi-online format.

7th of December 2020 in Tallinn, Estonia
TalTech MEKTORY

Authors can either present their research in a live stream conference (if present in Tallinn and allowed by public health guidelines) or via a pre-recorded video + live Q&A. The event will be live-streamed to the audience online.

This will result in an exciting day filled with fascinating keynotes, thought provoking presentations of new research, workshops and networking opportunities with experts and researchers in the field of cyber security, information and communication technology, political and social sciences, and law.

The aim of the event is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law.

The event is organised with the support of TalTech CyberCentre.

Recording

It is possible to watch the recording of the conference.

Watch the conference here

Agenda 

Agenda for ICR2020 

Proceedings

Proceedings of ICR2020

Media

Interview with Dr Joe Burton in Novaator (in Estonian).

Keynote speakers

• Dr Joe Burton, University of Waikato, Marie Curie Fellow at Université libre de Bruxelles - “Security Cultures and Cyber Warfare” 

Abstract

Cyber security culture normally refers to the culture of organisations and how aware and responsive they are to cyber security risks and threats. Drawing on the strategic culture literature, this presentation identifies and critically examines a number of wider and larger security cultures that have had an outsized and underappreciated influence on cyber defence as well as the development and use of offensive cyber capabilities.  In particular, the presentation examines the interrelationship between hacker culture, military culture, and corporate cyber security culture and how ideas, behaviours and security practices in these transnational communities have contributed to a dangerous and unstable international cyber security environment.

BIO

Dr Joe Burton is a Senior Lecturer in International Security at the New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science, University of Waikato, New Zealand.  He holds a Doctorate in International Relations and a Master of International Studies degree from the University of Otago and an undergraduate degree in International Relations from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth.  Joe is the recipient of the US Department of State SUSI Fellowship, the Taiwan Fellowship, and has been visiting researcher at the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE).  He is the author of NATO's Durability in a Post-Cold War World (SUNY Press 2018) editor of the new Routledge volume, Emerging Technologies and International Security: Machines, the State and War (Routledge 2020) and his work has been published in Asian Security, Defence Studies, Political Science and with a variety of other leading academic publishers.  Joe is currently a Marie Curie fellow (MSCA-IF) at Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) completing the two-year European Commission-funded project Strategic Cultures of Cyber Warfare (CYBERCULT).  He also coordinates the CYDIPLO Jean Monnet Network, which examines the emerging practice of cyber diplomacy.

• Dr Aarthi Krishna, freelance cyber security expert - "Diving into the CISO’s mind" 

Abstract

The CISO in today’s large organization is more than just a security manager. This multifaceted role has evolved over the years from being only technically focused to highly business-focused. CISOs today have found their way to the boardroom and are increasing reporting directly to the CEO. This talk will give an overview of what some of the major focus areas are for the CISOs today. It will highlight how driving strategic initiatives within an organization is a constant balancing act with operational management.

BIO

Dr Aarthi Krishna is an experienced information security specialist who has been working in security for over two decades in different areas including research, consulting and business development. In her most recent role, she was the head of the Security Advisory Services practice for Europe at BT Global, UK where she was responsible for working closely with the security leadership teams of large global clients ensuring the successful delivery of security engagements while growing the business by building a portfolio that meets the needs of the local markets.  Aarthi holds a PhD in IT Security from Macquarie University, Australia, a master’s degree with focus on IT Security from the Technical University of Hamburg, Germany and a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Madras, India. She currently lives in Tallinn, Estonia with her husband and their high-energy daughter.  

• Prof Samuel Pagliarini, Department of Computer Systems, Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) - "Trust your hardware (but not really!)"

Abstract

In this talk, prof Pagliarini will address some of the most well known vulnerabilities studied in the domain of Hardware Security. Threats such as piracy of integrated circuits, side-channel attacks, and hardware trojan horses will be introduced, as well as the means to guarantee trustworthiness in the circuits (and systems) that are targeted by these threats. Finally, a discussion between the similarities (and differences) between cyber security and hardware security will be presented. 

BIO

Dr Pagliarini is a professor in the Department of Computer Systems at TalTech (Tallinn, Estonia) where he also leads the the Centre for Hardware Security. He received an MSc degree from UFRGS (Porto Alegre, Brazil) and a PhD degree from Telecom ParisTech (Paris, France). He has also held research appointments at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA) and at the University of Bristol (Bristol, UK). His work has been funded by several grants from the NSF, AFRL, DARPA, IARPA, the European Commission, and ETAg. His current research interests are mainly focused on integrated circuit design and related security aspects.

Programme committee

• Prof Hayretdin Bahsi, Tallinn University of Technology
• Dr Bernhards Blumbergs, CERT LV
• Prof Tobias Eggendorfer, Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences
• Dr Kenneth Geers, Atlantic Council
• Dr Lachlan Gunn, Aalto University
• Prof Thomas Hollstein, Tallinn University of Technology
• Ms Kadri Kaska, NATO CCDCOE
• Dr Agnes Kasper, Tallinn University of Technology
• Dr Andra Lutu, Telefonica Research
• Prof Olaf Maennel, Tallinn University of Technology
• Dr Richard Matthews, University of Adelaide
• Prof Raimundas Matulevicius, University of Tartu
• Dr Hung Nguyen, University of Adelaide
• Mr Andres Osula, Turnit
• Dr Anna-Maria Osula, Tallinn University of Technology/Guardtime
• Mr Arnis Paršovs, University of Tartu
• Mr Henry Rõigas, Guardtime
• Dr Matthew Sorell, University of Adelaide
• Dr Martin Strohmeier, University of Oxford
• Prof Stefan Sütterlin, Østfold University College/Oslo University Hospital/TalTech

Prizes

The main prize is awarded by Swedbank and is a free access to the Cyber ​​e-learning environment Cybrary for one year.

The selection of the best abstract/presentation will take into account the academic reviews of the abstracts carried out by the Programme Committee as well as the evaluation of the esteemed jury who will be assessing the presentations on the 7th of December.

The winner of the best abstract/presentation was selected by the jury that involved Yakup Güneyli, Manager of Cyber Defense Center at Swedbank and the Programme Committee of ICR2020.

Organisers

Chairs Dr Anna-Maria Osula (Guardtime/TalTech) & Prof Olaf Maennel (TalTech)

Organising team Martha Jung (TalTech), Kristi Ainen (TalTech) 

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Partners

ICR is very thankful to all partners and sponsors we've had the pleasure to work with!

ICR2019 (the 5th Interdisciplinary Cyber Research conference) is organised with the support of TalTech Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security. The event is held at the Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia on the 29th of June 2019. The aim of the conference is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law.

29th of June, 2019 — Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinna Tehnikaülikool/Tallinn University of Technology,  Akadeemia tee 3, rooms 209&211

Last years’ events have been a great success with conference boasting each year around 25 speakers from 10 countries, together with 150+ participants. 

This year’s conference follows the familiar interdisciplinary format. Our aim is to promote sharing and discussing novel research across different domains, thereby allowing for the creation of new synergies as well as being informed and inspired by “cyber”-research carried out by other disciplines than your own. Foremost, the conference offers a friendly and forward-thinking environment for getting feedback on your ideas from an international pool of researchers. The conference will be running in parallel sessions dedicated to more specific research areas, each session being chaired by established scholars and professionals.

You can participate as a speaker (submitting an abstract+delivering a presentation) or simply join our wonderful audience. Speakers are requested to submit a 1000-word abstract. Abstracts should explain the relevance of the research, outline principle research questions, and expected or achieved results together with your research methods. In addition to young researchers and scholars, we welcome student submissions based on Master or PhD thesis research (and bachelor level students are very welcome to join in as audience). All authors will get feedback from our distinguished peer reviewers and selected authors are invited to present their ideas at the workshop. All selected abstracts will be published as workshop proceedings by Tallinn University of Technology (with an ISBN number). Selected authors are also invited to submit their research as an academic article for established academic journals, subject to additional review process.

Recordings

It is possible to watch the recording s of the conference.

• Sessions of room SOC-209 HERE
• Sessions of room SOC-211 HERE

Proceedings

Proceedings of ICR2019 in pdf

Media

Article in digigeenius.ee (in Estonian).

Keynote speakers

• Dr Adrian Venables, senior researcher at TalTech Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security - “The Rise and Fall of Social Media – Countering the Influence and Power of Mass Online Communication”
• Dr Joanna Kulesza, assistant professor of international law at the University of Lodz, Poland - “Human rights in the time of cyber surveillance 

Programme committee

• Dr Asma Adnane, Loughborough University
• Prof Hayretdin Bahsi, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Bernhards Blumbergs, CERT LV
• Prof Ahto Buldas, Tallinn University of Technology
• Prof Tobias Eggendorfer, Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences
• Dr Denis Firsov, Guardtime
• Dr Kenneth Geers, Atlantic Council
• Dr Lachlan Gunn, Aalto University
• Ms Kadri Kaska, NATO CCD COE
• Dr Agnes Kasper, Tallinn University of Technology
• Prof Olaf Maennel, Tallinn University of Technology
• Ms Merle Maigre, Cybexer
• Mr Stephen Mason, UK barrister
• Prof Raimundas Matulevicius, University of Tartu
• Mr Tomáš Minárik, NATO CCD COE
• Mr Pavel Laptev, TalTech/Telia
• Dr Andra Lutu, Telefonica Research
• Dr Hung Nguyen, University of Adelaide
• Dr Anna-Maria Osula, Tallinn University of Technology/Guardtime
• Mr Arnis Paršovs, University of Tartu
• Dr Despoina Perouli, Marquette University
• Dr Iain Phillips, Loughborough University
• Ms Jenny Radcliffe, University of Liverpool
• Mr Henry Rõigas, Guardtime
• Dr Thomas C. Schmidt, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
• Dr Matthew Simon, Magnet Forensics
• Dr Matthew Sorell, University of Adelaide
• Dr Andreas Ventsel, University of Tartu
• Mr Teemu Väesänen, Finnish Transport Safety Agency 

Prizes & Jury

ICR2019 is happy to give out prizes to the three best presentations. The prizes are provided by our sponsors. The main prize is a free admission to one of the world’s largest cyber defence conference “CyCon 2020: 20/20 Vision: The Next Decade” organised by NATO CCDCOE in Tallinn on 26-29 May 2020.

The selection of the best presentation takes into account the academic reviews of the abstracts carried out by the Programme Committee as well as the evaluation of the esteemed jury who will be assessing the presentations on the 29th of June at TalTech.

ICR2019 jury members have not participated in the writing of any of the abstracts even on the supervisory level. Jury represents different disciplines such as tech, law, social sciences, etc. Members of the jury are:

• Dr Anna-Maria Osula (TalTech/Guardtime)
• Prof Stefan Sütterlin (Østfold University College)
• Prof Sadok Ben Yahia (TalTech)
• Markko Künnapu (Ministry of Justice)
• Dr Adrian Venables (TalTech)
• Madhulika Tripathi (University of Adelaide)
   

The criteria for grading the presentations takes into account the clarity of the presentation, the manner in which it is conducted and the engagement with the audience.

Organisers

Chairs Dr Anna-Maria Osula (TalTech/Guardtime) & Prof Olaf Maennel (TalTech)

Organising team Martha Jung (TalTech), Kristi Ainen (TalTech) 

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The ICR conference is organised in conjunction with the Cyber Security Summer School taking place 1st - 5th of July 2019 in Voore.  

Partners

ICR is very thankful to all partners and sponsors we've had the pleasure to work with!

Our academic partners are

ICR2019 sponsors are
 

ICR2018 (the 4th Interdisciplinary Cyber Research workshop) is organised with the support of Tallinn University of Technology Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security and Pipedrive. The event is held at the Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia on the 9th of June, 2018. The aim of the workshop is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law.

9th of June, 2018 — Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinna Tehnikaülikool/Tallinn University of Technology,  Akadeemia tee 3, rooms 209&211

Last years’ events have been a great success with workshops boasting each year around 25 speakers from 10 countries, together with close to hundred workshop participants. Please see for reference the agendas and ICR proceedings of last years’ ICR workshops.

This year’s workshop follows the familiar interdisciplinary format. Our aim is to promote sharing and discussing novel research across different domains, thereby allowing for the creation of new synergies as well as being informed and inspired by “cyber”-research carried out by other disciplines than your own. Foremost, the workshop offers a friendly and forward-thinking environment for getting feedback on your ideas from an international pool of researchers. The workshop will be running in parallel sessions dedicated to more specific research areas, each session being chaired by established scholars and professionals.

You can participate as a speaker (submitting an abstract+delivering a presentation) or simply join our wonderful audience. Speakers are requested to submit a 1000-word abstract. Abstracts should explain the relevance of the research, outline principle research questions, and expected or achieved results together with your research methods. In addition to young researchers and scholars, we welcome student submissions based on Master or PhD thesis research (and bachelor level students are very welcome to join in as audience). All authors will get feedback from our distinguished peer reviewers and selected authors are invited to present their ideas at the workshop. All selected abstracts will be published as workshop proceedings by Tallinn University of Technology (with an ISBN number). Selected authors are also invited to submit their research as an academic article for established academic journals, subject to additional review process.

Proceedings

Proceedings of ICR2018 in pdf

Media

Article in geenius.ee

Keynote speakers

Mr Luc Dandurand, Head of Cyber Operations in Guardtime – “Maximising Cyber Resilience”

Mr Kieren Nicolas Lovell, Head of Computer Emergency Response at University of Cambridge ​​​​​​– “Command, Control & Communications within Cyber Incidents”

Programme committee choosing the abstracts

• Dr Hayretdin Bahsi, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Bernhards Blumbergs, CERT LV
• Prof Tobias Eggendorfer, Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences
• Dr Agnes Kasper, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Markus Kont, NATO CCD COE
• Dr Mari-Liis Madisson, University of Tartu
• Prof Olaf Maennel, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Stephen Mason, UK barrister
• Dr Raimundas Matulevicius, University of Tartu
• Ms Katrin Laas-Mikko, SK
• Mr Tomáš Minárik, NATO CCD COE
• Dr Anna-Maria Osula, NATO CCD COE/CodeLaw
• Mr Arnis Paršovs, University of Tartu
• Dr Iain Phillips, Loughborough University
• Prof Andra Siibak, University of Tartu
• Dr Matthew Sorell, University of Adelaide
• Mrs Tiia Sõmer, Tallinn University of Technology
• Dr Andreas Ventsel, University of Tartu
• Mr Teemu Väisänen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

Organisers

Chairs Dr Anna-Maria Osula (NATO CCD COE) & Prof Olaf Maennel (Tallinn University of Technology)

Organising team Matis Palm (TTU), Anastasiya Kornitska (TTU), Kristine Hovhannisyan (TTU)

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The ICR workshop is organised in conjunction with the Cyber Security Summer School, held in Tallinn, Estonia, 11-15 June 2018. For more information on the Summer School, please visit: http://studyitin.ee/c3s2018

Partners

 

For the 3rd year in a row (we must be doing something right?), Tallinn University of Technology Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security and StudyITin.ee have the pleasure of inviting you to attend ICR2017 (Interdisciplinary Cyber Research workshop 2017) to be held at the Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia on the 8th of July, 2017. The aim of the workshop is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law.

8th of July, 2017 — Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinna Tehnikaülikool/Tallinn University of Technology, SOC building, Akadeemia tee 3, rooms 211 & 212

Last two years have been a great success with workshops boasting each year around 25 speakers from 10 countries, together with close to hundred workshop participants.

This year’s workshop follows the same interdisciplinary format. Our aim is to promote sharing and discussing novel research across different domains, thereby allowing for the creation of new synergies as well as being informed and inspired by “cyber”-research carried out by other disciplines than your own. Foremost, the workshop offers a friendly and forward-thinking environment for getting feedback on your ideas from an international pool of researchers. The workshop will be running in parallel sessions dedicated to more specific research areas, each session being chaired by established scholars and professionals.

You can participate as a speaker (submitting an abstract+delivering a presentation) or simply join our wonderful audience. Speakers are requested to submit a 1000-word abstract. Abstracts should explain the relevance of the research, outline principle research questions, and expected or achieved results together with your research methods. In addition to young researchers and scholars, we welcome student submissions based on Master or PhD thesis research (and bachelor level students are very welcome to join in as audience). All authors will get feedback from our distinguished peer reviewers and selected authors are invited to present their ideas at the workshop. All selected abstracts will be published as workshop proceedings by Tallinn University of Technology (with an ISBN number). Selected authors are also invited to submit their research as an academic article for established academic journals, subject to additional review process.

Proceedings

Proceedings of ICR2017 in pdf

Keynote speakers

• Mr Lauri Almann, Former Permanent Secretary of the Estonian Ministry of Defense — ‘“The Triangle of Impossibility”: Strategic Decision-Making and Cyber Security’
• Mr Ralph Echemendia, Cyber security guru, also known as “The Ethical Hacker” — “The Truth about Hacking. From Russia to Hollywood.”

Programme committee choosing the abstracts

• Dr Hayretdin Bahsi, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Berhnards Blumbergs, NATO CCD COE
• Prof Tobias Eggendorfer, Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences
• Dr Agnes Kasper, Tallinn University of Technology
• Ms Mari Kert-Saint Aubyn, Guardtime
• Mr Markus Kont, NATO CCD COE
• Dr Mari-Liis Madisson, University of Tartu
• Prof Olaf Maennel, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Stephen Mason, UK barrister
• Dr Raimundas Matulevicius, University of Tartu
• Mr Tomáš Minárik, NATO CCD COE
• Dr Anna-Maria Osula, NATO CCD COE/Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Arnis Paršovs, University of Tartu
• Dr Iain Phillips, Loughborough University
• Mr Mauno Pihelgas, NATO CCD COE
• Mr Henry Rõigas, NATO CCD COE
• Prof Andra Siibak, University of Tartu
• Ms Tiia Sõmer, Tallinn University of Technology
• Dr Andreas Ventsel, University of Tartu
• Mr Teemu Väisänen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
   

Organisers

Chairs Dr Anna-Maria Osula (NATO CCD COE/Tallinn University of Technology) & Prof Olaf Maennel (Tallinn University of Technology)

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The ICR workshop is organised in conjunction with the Cyber Security Summer School, held in Tallinn, Estonia, 10-14 July 2017. For more information on the Summer School, please visit: http://www.studyitin.ee/c3s2017

Partners

Tallinn University of Technology Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security, StudyITin.ee and the IT Law Programme at the University of Tartu have the pleasure of inviting you to attend the 2nd Interdisciplinary Cyber Research (ICR) workshop to be held at the Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia on the 2nd of July, 2016. The aim of the workshop is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law.

2nd Interdisciplinary Cyber Research (ICR) workshop 2016 2nd of July, 2016 — Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn University of Technology, SOC building, Akadeemia tee 3, classrooms SOC-211 & SOC-212

Last year the workshop boasted 20 speakers from 10 countries, together with close to hundred workshop participants. 

This year’s workshop follows the same interdisciplinary format. Our aim is to promote sharing and discussing novel research across different domains, thereby allowing for the creation of new synergies as well as being informed and inspired by “cyber”-research carried out by other disciplines than your own. Foremost, the workshop offers a friendly and forward-thinking environment for getting feedback on your ideas from an international pool of researchers. The workshop will be running in parallel sessions dedicated to more specific research areas, each session being chaired by established scholars and professionals.

You can participate as an author (abstract+presentation) or just join our wonderful audience. Participants are requested to submit a 1000-word abstract. Abstracts should explain the relevance of the research, outline principle research questions, and expected or achieved results together with your research methods. In addition to young researchers and scholars, we welcome student submissions based on their Master or PhD thesis research. Selected authors are invited to present their ideas at the workshop and all selected abstracts will be published as workshop proceedings by Tallinn University of Technology (with an ISBN number). Selected authors are also invited to submit their research as an academic article for established academic journals, subject to additional review process.

Proceedings

Proceedings of ICR2016 in pdf

Keynote speakers

• Co-founder of Skype Jaan Tallinn — “Dangers of artificial intelligence”
• UK barrister and author Stephen Mason — “Artificial (software code) intelligence: oh really? And why judges and lawyers are central to the way we live now”

Programme committee choosing the abstracts

• Dr Hayretdin Bahsi, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Bernhards Blumbergs, NATO CCD COE
• Dr Helen Eenmaa-Dimitrieva, Tartu University, IT Law Programme
• Dr Agnes Kasper, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Markus Kont, NATO CCD COE
• Prof Robert Krimmer, Tallinn University of Technology
• Prof Olaf Maennel, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Tomáš Minárik, NATO CCD COE
• Ms Anna-Maria Osula, NATO CCD COE/Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Arnis Paršovs, Tartu University
• Dr Iain Phillips, Loughborough University
• Mr Mauno Pihelgas, NATO CCD COE
• Prof Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, Tartu University
• Dr Andra Siibak, Tartu University
• Dr Matthew Sorell, University of Adelaide
• Dr Andreas Ventsel, Tartu University
   

Organisers

Chairs Anna-Maria Osula (NATO CCD COE/Tallinn University of Technology) & Olaf Maennel (Tallinn University of Technology)

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The ICR workshop is organised in conjunction with the Cyber Security Summer School, held in Tallinn, Estonia, 3-8 July 2016. For more information on the Summer School, please visit: http://studyitin.ee/c3s

Partners

 

Tallinn University of Technology Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security, IT Academy and the IT Law Programme at the University of Tartu invite you to attend the 1st Interdisciplinary Cyber Research (ICR) workshop to be held at the Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia on the 18th of July, 2015. The aim of the workshop is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law.

18th of July, 2015 — Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn University of Technology, SOC building, Akadeemia tee 3, classrooms SOC-211 & SOC-212

The interdisciplinary format of the workshop promotes sharing and discussing novel research across different domains, thereby allowing for the creation of new synergies as well as being informed and inspired by “cyber”-research carried out by other disciplines than your own. Foremost, the workshop offers a friendly and forward-thinking environment for getting feedback on your ideas from an international pool of researchers. The workshop will be running in parallel sessions dedicated to more specific research areas, each session being chaired by established scholars and professionals.

Participants are requested to submit a 1000-word abstract. Abstracts should explain the relevance of the research, outline principle research questions and expected or achieved results. In addition to young researchers and scholars, we welcome student submissions based on their Master or PhD thesis research. Selected authors are invited to present their ideas at the workshop and all selected abstracts will be published as workshop proceedings by Tallinn University of Technology (with an ISBN number). Selected authors are also invited to submit their research as an academic article for established academic journals, subject to additional review process.

Proceedings

Proceedings of ICR2015 in pdf

Keynote speakers

• Prof Christopher Millard, Queen Mary University of London - “Data Sovereignty, Data Flow, and International Jurisdiction in Cloud Computing”
• Prof Jon Crowcroft,  Computer Laboratory of the University of Cambridge - “Gnawing away at Internet of Things Silos”

Programme committee choosing the abstracts

• Ms Agnes Kasper, Tallinn University of Technology
• Dr Andra Siibak, Tartu University, Department of Media and Communication
• Dr Andreas Ventsel, Tartu University, Department of Semiotics
• Ms Anna-Maria Osula, Tartu University, NATO CCD COE
• Dr Hayretdin Bahsi, Tallinn University of Technology
• Dr Helen Eenmaa-Dimitrieva, Tartu University, Director of IT Law Programme
• Dr Iain Phillips, Loughborough University
• Dr Marwan Fayed, University of Stirling
• Prof Olaf Maennel, Tallinn University of Technology
• Mr Teemu Uolevi Vaisanen, NATO CCD COE
• Mr Toomas Lepik, Tallinn University of Technology

Additional materials

‘Forced Localization of Cloud Services: is Privacy the Real Driver?’, an article by prof Christopher Millard, IEEE Cloud Computing, 2015 

Organisers

Chairs Anna-Maria Osula (Tartu University; NATO CCD COE) & Olaf Maennel (Tallinn University of Technology)

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The ICR workshop is organised in conjunction with the Cyber Security Summer School, held in Laulasmaa, Estonia, 13-17 July 2015. For more information on the Summer School, please visit: http://studyitin.ee/c3s2015

Partners