SecUrban
Secure information and communication systems for the Smart City

 

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) lie at the heart of smart, interconnected urban infrastructures. Secure and resilient operation is required to enable the availability of ICTs for critical infrastructures such as Energy, Water, Transport or Health.
The ATHENE research area Secure Urban Infrastructures (SecUrban) aims to integrate data, information and infrastructure security and empower city stakeholders for practical operation as well as security incidents.

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Our Research

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Our team

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Accepted Papers

We present our research results at high-profile conferences in front of an inter­national audience.

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ATHENE scientist is invited as an expert to the public hearing of the Defense Committee

Thomas Reinhold, research associate in the PEASEC research group led by ATHENE researcher Prof. Christian Reuter, was invited as an expert to a public hearing of the Defence Committee in the German Bundestag. The hearing dealt with "Constitutional and inter­national law issues in the military cyber and information space with special consideration of the parliamentary prerogative, the imputability of cyber attacks and a possible adaptation of national and inter­national norms".

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Study by ATHENE Scientist published in A* rated journal

How do different types of so-called nudges, small "nudges" that try to move us to a decision in a more or less subtle way, influence our cybersecurity decisions?

This was investigated by the ATHENE Scientist Verena Zimmermann from TU Darmstadt and Prof. Karen Renaud from the University of Strathclyde in Scotland.

Their observations and results are summarized in the article “The Nudge Puzzle: Matching Nudge Interventions to Cyber­security Decisions”, which was recently published in the A * -rated journal ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction.

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ATHENE researcher in the Program Committee of ARES 2021

Prof. Christian Reuter from TU Darmstadt is one of the Program Committee Members of the 16th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (ARES for short) 2021. The inter­national conference highlights the various aspects of security - with a special focus on the crucial link between availability, reliability and security.

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