Shahid Raza
Shahid Raza is the Chair and Full Professor of Cybersecurity at the University of Glasgow, UK. He is also affiliated with RISE Sweden as the Research Director of Cybersecurity and with Mälardalen University (MDU), Sweden as a Professor in Cybersecurity. Previously, Shahid served as the Director of the Cybersecurity Unit at RISE Sweden for eight (8) years, where he established the unit as one of the largest technical cybersecurity groups in Sweden, conducting cutting-edge research on both fundamental and applied cybersecurity topics. He co-founded Cybercampus Sweden (cybercampus.se) and leads its scientific activities as the Research Director. Additionally, he envisioned and founded the RISE Cyber Range and the Swedish Cybersecurity Research and Innovation Node (cybernode.se). Shahid is an expert cybersecurity researcher; his scientific work, published in prestigious journals and conferences, has received over 7200 citations. He holds a Swedish Docentship title from Uppsala University, a PhD from Mälardalen University, and an MSc degree from KTH, all in cybersecurity.
Homepage: https://shahidraza.net
Sessions auxquelles Shahid Raza participe
Jeudi 8 Juin, 2017
Jeudi 20 Juin, 2019
Lundi 17 Avril, 2023
Lundi 12 Mai, 2025
In this insightful session, experts and professionals in the field will delve into the realm of post-quantum cryptography, exploring how we can strengthen data protection strategies and secure digital infrastructure against emerging threats. The panel will share thoughts on the potential risks and how new approaches are being developed. Key questions
Sessions auxquelles Shahid Raza assiste
Mardi 6 Juin, 2017
Mercredi 7 Juin, 2017
Jeudi 8 Juin, 2017
Vendredi 9 Juin, 2017
Lundi 17 Avril, 2023
The Welcome Desk to collect your badge and conference bags is available from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm from Monday 17 to Friday 21 April in Spazi Espositivi Room at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Dorsoduro 3246 – 30123 Venice.
For morning coffee breaks from Monday 17 to Friday 21 April, vouchers will be available to enjoy a typical Italian coffee at Caffè Rosso if you attend the sessions at Santa Margherita Auditorium or at Venice Eat if you attend the sessions at Ca’ Foscari or Ca' Dolfin.
This session will delve deeper into the interactions between privacy and research. It will focus on analysing how research can provide tools and solutions to ensure that privacy and data protection compliance are respected and, similarly, how privacy and data protection compliance can benefit and boost research.
This session will discuss new trends around standards and certification in and for cybersecurity.
We will wait for you at the Caffè Margaret DuChamp located at D. Duro 3019 on Campo Santa Margherita as of 6.00pm.
Mardi 18 Avril, 2023
The Welcome Desk to collect your badge and conference bags is available from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm from Monday 17 to Friday 21 April in Spazi Espositivi Room at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Dorsoduro 3246 – 30123 Venice. However, on Tuesday ...
Sicurezza della catena di fornitura ICT, conoscere e gestire in modo efficace il rischio Nella complessa realtà attuale il processo di esternalizzazione di una parte della gestione dei servizi ICT è da ritenersi scontato: l’affermazione crescente di piattaforme elaborative basate su servizi cloud ha impresso al mercato una rapida crescita, che nella maggior parte dei casi non risu...
For morning coffee breaks from Monday 17 to Friday 21 April, vouchers will be available to enjoy a typical Italian coffee at Caffè Rosso if you attend the sessions at Santa Margherita Auditorium or at Venice Eat if you attend the sessions at Ca’ Foscari or Ca' Dolfin.In addition we will also offer a coffee break at Scuola Grande di San Rocco on Tuesday 18 April.
By exploiting the properties of quantum physics, quantum computing represents a fundamental paradigm shift. Recent advancements in this field are staggering and pose new challenges – some are predicting a dramatic threat to encrypted data and communication, bringing to a “quantum apocalypse”.Actually, teleportation of information via entanglement could offer the highest security within a quantum information network. And in the short ...
To combat global criminal and national security threats, governments across the world seek and collect electronic evidence and signals intelligence. However, with the globalization of digital information and communications networks, maintaining trust in how governments access data that flows across borders has become increasingly important to ensure continued effective and lawful government access to data to ensure public safety. For ...
We will have inaugurate the second edition of the Privacy Symposium on Tuesday 18th of April and enjoy the Official Welcome Reception at Scuola Grande di San Rocco at 6:00 pm.This Reception will take place In this magnificent building, dating back to the 15th century with of numerous artworks by the famous Venetian painter TintorettoFor your co...