IoTSec:Collaborations
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Collaboration opportunities
The vision of IoTSec - Security in IoT for Smart Grids is to promote the development of a safe and secure Internet-of-Things (IoT)-enabled smart power grid infrastructure. IoTSec will apply the research in the envisaged Security Centre for Smart Grids, co-located with the Norwegian Centre of Expertise (NCE Smart).
Consortium
The founding partners of the initiative
- University of Oslo (UiO) through the Institute for Informatics (Ifi) and the University Graduate Centre (UNIK),
- Norwegian Computing Centre (NR),
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU),
- Simula Research Laboratory (SRL)
- NCE Smart Energy Markets (NCE Smart)
- eSmart Systems (eSmart)
- Frederikstad Energi (FEN)
- Glitre Energi Nett (Glitre)
- Movation (MOV)
collaborate with the following Universities, industrial members and EU projects related to IoTSec.
- Mondragon University (MGEP)
- University of Roma La Sapienza on common lecture series for Measurable Security for IoT
- EyeSaaS on remote configuration of home gateways
- Basic Internet Foundation on authentication mechanisms for free access
- Mnemonic
- The Norwegian Smartgrid Centre
- Norwegian Data Protection Authority
- Forbrukerrådet/Customer Services
- H2020 Project Empower on Energy trading, H2020 INVADA on Cloud management of energy infrastructures, and
- ECSEL project DEWI on common development of the Multi-Metrics methodology, being developed through the Artemis SHIELD project.
Benefits of partnership
Our aim is to contribute to a secure and privacy-aware ecosystem for the Internet of Things. If you want to become part of the Initiative, please contact us. We envision your challenges, your industrial requirements, your knowledge or your infrastructure.
Invitation for Collaboration
We invite national and international partners for collaborations in the IoTSec initiative. The initiative has collected leading partners from Academia and Industry
- to increase the knowledge on security and privacy related to IoT
- to provide security- and privacy-aware models, methods and services
- to translate academic developments into industrial applicability
- to contribute to innovative services from IoT- and big-data collected in a privacy-aware manner
Together we aim to create the knowledge base on security and privacy, being published on our collaboration platform IoTSec.no. We have several ways of collaboration
- Regular phone conferences for the core team, every month
- Topic-related workshops addressing aspects like measurable security, clustering of big data,..., about every 2nd month
- Collaborative documents addressing achievements in the initiatives
- Regular face-to-face meetings about every 3rd month, including a short industrial session focussing on "industrial requirements"
- Workshops at national and international conferences
We offer industrial partners
- a tight collaboration with the leading academic partners in Norway and abroad
- an entry to state-of-the-art research
- real-world access to the smart-grid infrastructures managed by eSmart Systems
We expect from industrial partners
- a contact person willing to discuss specific topics
- participation in 1-2 sessions per year (physical or virtual)
We offer public entities
- a fora for discussion of security and privacy challenges
- an overview over upcoming services and infrastructures
- a tight collaboration with the leading academic partners
We expect to get a contact person in the organisation, whom we can call for specific topics, or whom we invite for face-to-face meetings or participation in conferences about 2-3 times a year
We offer academia
- real-life experiences from industry and
- the Nordic environment for collaboration
- a nice place to exchange yourself with colleagues
- funding for student, PhD and academic staff exchange
We expect from academic collaboration partners a contact person, contributions to workshops and conferences, opportunities for staff exchange, as well as scientific discussions on dedicated topics, e.g. adaptive security or provable semantics.