Research in Cyber Security
The KIT Graduate School Cyber Security aims to provide its researchers with a holistic view of IT security, enabling them to adress the entire security life-cycle: from design over deployment to repeated analysis during execution. To achieve this goal, we promote research beyond disciplinary boundaries, bringing together different domains with a focus on cyber security.
Research Fields
| RF-1: Infrastructure Security | Contact Person |
|---|---|
| Hardware Security | M. Tahoori |
| Network Security and Distributed Systems | M. Zitterbart |
| RF-2: Software Security | Contact Person |
|---|---|
| Dependability | B. Beckert |
| Security of Artificial Intelligence | C. Wressnegger |
| RF-3: Data Security | Contact Person |
|---|---|
| Cryptography | J. Müller-Quade |
| Privacy-Enhancing Technologies | T. Strufe |
| RF-4: Human & Societal Factors | Contact Person |
|---|---|
| Usable Security, Security Awareness, Visualization | M. Volkamer, C. Dachsbacher |
| Legal and Economic Aspects of Cyber Security | F. Boehm |
| RF-5: Application Domains | Contact Person |
|---|---|
| Energy Systems | V. Hagenmeyer |
| Mobility | A. Albers, F. Gauterin |
| Production | J. Beyerer |
| Robotics and Autonomous Systems | T. Asfour |