The Education Forum 2016 took place in Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics (KhNURE) on 2 March, 2016. The main purpose of the educational forum is activization of cooperation between society, professional communities and the state structures to implement effective changes in Ukrainian education. There was a genuine social dialogue […]
The teachers of partner universities are invited to join the teacher training on “Malware analysis”, “Pentest and ethical hacking” and “Wireless & Mobile security” courses. The training will take place on 4 –8 April, 2016 in St. Petersburg, Russia. The St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications will host the training. […]
The event ‘Open day’ in Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics took place on 21st February, 2016. The University faculties and departments presented their advantages and achievements during this event. The program of “open day” included the exhibition of students’ research works, national and international projects and grants. The event […]
ENGENSEC IT Security Academy continues the series of open lectures and workshops for everybody who is interesting in the IT security area. The new IT Academy workshop took place in BTH (Karlskrona, Sweden) on 22 January, 2016. More than 60 students joined this workshop of ENGENSEC IT Security Academy. The […]
Video invitation to IT Summer School. You are invited to Join Summer Schools in Master courses in IT security areas organized by the EU ENGENSEC project in Lviv (Ukraine) and St. Petersburg (Russia)! Venue • Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine, during June 27th to July 8th, 2016. • St. Petersburg […]
Cloud computing is now more than a vision. It’s a reality that many IT security professionals are in the throes of dealing with today as they are faced with the responsibility of managing security in a cloud-based world. An increasingly important aspect is securing the usage of cloud apps, the […]
The idea of a “Cyber Geneva Convention” has gained steam in the last five years. Based on the original Geneva Convention, which dates back to 1864, it would ensure that certain types of attacks, as well as specific targets, would remain off-limits in a cyberwar. Creating Rules of War for […]
