+ All Categories
Home > Documents > CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding...

CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding...

Date post: 07-Jul-2020
Category:
Upload: others
View: 1 times
Download: 0 times
Share this document with a friend
8
From a National Competence Center to a World-Renowned Research Center Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Gerling Three locations chosen: - Darmstadt: ECSPRIDE/Cased (today: CRISP) - Karlsruhe: Kastel - Saarbrücken: CISPA CISPA was founded on Oct 1 st , 2011. Team was about 1015 researchers. Founder: Prof. Michael Backes Starting point: a regional competence center Initiative by German Federal Ministry of Education and Research to establish national competence centers for ITSecurity
Transcript
Page 1: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

1

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

12. June 2017

From a National Competence Center to a World-Renowned Research Center

Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Gerling

Three locations chosen:

- Darmstadt: EC‐SPRIDE/Cased (today: CRISP)

- Karlsruhe: Kastel

- Saarbrücken: CISPA

CISPA was founded on Oct 1st, 2011. 

Team was about 10‐15 researchers. 

Founder: Prof. Michael Backes

Starting point: a regional competence center

Initiative by German Federal Ministry of Education and Research to establish national competence centers for IT‐Security

Page 2: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

2

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

CISPA, Saarbrücken

Inspiring Environment as Catalyst

Page 3: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

3

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

Foundation ofthe center

1st phase BMBF funding

EIT ICT MasterSecurity and Privacy

Synergy GrantimPACT

ERC Synergy Grant

• Most prestigious research price of the European Commission“to promote substantial advances in the frontier of knowledge and to achieve scientific breakthroughs”.

• 2014 for the first time in computer science• Funding volume: 10 Million euros• The solution for the problems of tomorrow‘s internet:

• Protection of privacy, e.g., in social networks• Accountability of users and providers• Compliance of software and services with user expectations,

applicable laws and provider policies• Trustworthiness of information

Michael BackesDirektor des CISPA

Peter DruschelStellvertretender Direktor des CISPA

Rupak MajumdarCISPA‐Associate Researcher

Gerhard WeikumPrincipal Investigator des CISPA

Synergy Grant

Page 4: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

4

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

Collaborative Research Center 1223Methods and Tools for Understandingand Controlling Privacy

DFG CRC 1223

Foundation ofthe center

1st phase BMBF funding

EIT ICT MasterSecurity and Privacy

Synergy GrantimPACT

ERC Synergy Grant

CybersecurityBachelor

2nd phase BMBF funding

CISPA building

• Long‐term undertaking to solve multidisciplinary research problems• Biggest program of the DFG• Funding: 10 Million euros in the first phase (2016‐2019)

• Methods and Tools for Understanding and Controlling Privacy• Privacy in an open Internet• Privacy for mobile devices• Anonymity in online interactions

Page 5: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

5

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

Collaborative Research Center 1223Methods and Tools for Understandingand Controlling Privacy

DFG CRC 1223

Foundation ofthe center

1st phase BMBF funding

EIT ICT MasterSecurity and Privacy

Synergy GrantimPACT

ERC Synergy Grant

CybersecurityBachelor

2nd phase BMBF funding

CISPA building

CISPA‐Stanford Center forCybersecurity

CISPA‐Stanford Center

• Institutional collaboration of two world‐renowned research institutions• Elite training ground for excellent young executives

for research, education and economy• Unique in the area of IT security throughout Europe• 50 researcher positions in steady state

Page 6: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

6

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

DFG CRC 1223Started in 2016

19 PIs, 27 PhD studentsCoordinated at CISPA

Cybersecurity BachelorStart in 2014/2015, first in Germany

Currently a total of 230 students142 new registrations in winter term 2016

> 615 PapersConferences and Journals> 50% top‐tier

Founded in 2011140 core CISPA‐funded researchers more than 150 associated on‐site

> € 75 MThird‐party funding since 2011

€ 7 M p.a. by BMBF 

5 Spin‐OffsIn the first 5 years

7 ERC Grants1 Synergy (unique in CS)1 Advanced, 2 Consolidator,2 Starting, 1 PoC Grants

CISPA‐Stanford CenterElite training ground for excellent researchersUnique for IT security throughout Europe50 researcher positions in steady state

Trustworthy Platforms and Devices

Software Security

Trustworthy Information Processing

Cryptography

Page 7: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

7

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

Within five Years to a world‐renowned Research Center

Rank Name Coverage Country1 Carnegie Mellon University (info) 82.6% USA2 University of California, Berkeley (info) 91.3% USA

3 Microsoft Research, US (info) 68.1% USA

4 Georgia Institute of Technology (info) 63.8% USA5 Stanford University (info) 76.8% USA6 University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign (info) 62.3% USA

7 University of California, Santa Barbara (info) 65.2% USA

8 University of Maryland, College Park (info) 50.7% USA

9 University of California, San Diego (info) 62.3% USA

9 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (info) 58.0% USA11 IBM Research, US (info) 65.2% USA12 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (info) 58.0% USA13 Columbia University (info) 50.7% USA14 Purdue University (info) 50.7% USA15 Google (info) 47.8% USA16 Indiana University, Bloomington (info) 43.5% USA17 Johns Hopkins University (info) 52.2% USA18 ETH Zurich (info) 40.6% SWITZERLAND18 University of Wisconsin (info) 44.9% USA20 Saarland University (info) 46.4% GERMANY

CISPA is already #2 in Europe after ETH Zurich

Ranking based on papers at top-4 conferences in IT-Security:IEEE S&P, ACM CCS, USENIX Security, NDSS

< 03/2017 04/2017 >

Researcher 140 600-700+

Budget (EUR) 7 Mio. 50+ Mio. (mid-term)

CISPA Research Center for Cybersecurity

Our Goal: becoming the largest publicly funded research center for cyber security in the world

Growing further as a world‐renowned Research Center

Page 8: CISPA Center for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability · 2017-06-12 · 2 phase BMBF funding CISPA building CISPA‐Stanford Center for Cybersecurity CISPA‐Stanford Center •

8

CISPACenter for IT Security, Privacy and Accountability

Press release: https://www.saarland.de/dokumente/thema_innovation/2017-03-14_41_Forschungszentrum_fuer_IT-Sicherheit_EN.pdf

Further German Strategic Investments in IT‐Security 

German Federal Office for Information Security

- 115 – 216,5 new positions (according to cabinet decision for IT‐security law)

Central Unit for Information Technology in the area of Security (ZITiS)

- 400 positions to be filled until 2022, location is Munich

- Research, development and technical expertise for agencies

Bavarian reginal authority for Security in information technologies (LSI)

- 200 positions to be filled until 2025 in Nurnberg

- Cyber defense for Bavaria, consulting for citizens

German Federal Intelligence Service

- 400 positions new positions starting from 2017

- Application via forensic challenge

The Universität der Bundeswehr München

- 11 new Professors, 67 new research positions

- https://heise.de/‐3287684


Recommended