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May 15, 2018
Saint-Martin-d'Hères - University Campus
The rise of cyberattacks represents a major challenge for our societies and businesses, with $6 trillion per year expected to be spent by 2021 (Forbes).
Beyond their often disastrous economic and social impacts, and the threats they pose to critical infrastructure of vital importance, these attacks undermine citizens' trust in the ongoing digital transition and sometimes become a source of serious international tension. Proposing viable and sustainable solutions to ensure end-to-end digital security, respect for citizens' privacy, and structural resilience has now become a legal, economic, scientific, and societal challenge.
The objective of this morning session is to illustrate these issues around two major current challenges: the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the security of connected objects.
Program and presentations
- 08:15-08:30: Welcome
- 08:30-08:45: Introductory Presentation
Challenges of cybersecurity and privacy protection
Philippe Elbaz-Vincent, Université Grenoble Alpes, Institut Fourier
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- Privacy in the age of the GDPR
Cédric Lauradoux, INRIA Grenoble Rhône-Alpes
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect in a few days. These 99 articles will profoundly change how we handle data across all domains: connected objects, databases, data collection, etc. We will explain how these changes will affect our IT systems and daily business operations. - Security Challenges of IoT Nodes
Jacques Fournier, CEA Leti
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The security issues related to the deployment of connected objects are becoming increasingly complex on several levels: the objects themselves are growing more complex, collecting and handling sensitive data while interacting with distributed and intelligent systems. We will first summarize these security challenges—both hardware and software—for connected objects, before reviewing the underlying technological challenges concerning the security of the objects themselves, their interaction with systems, and their certification.
- Privacy in the age of the GDPR
- 09:45-10:00: Conclusion
Summary of collaboration methods, LabEx teams, and master's programs related to this topic
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Date
From 8:15 AM to 10:30 AM
Location
Saint-Martin-d'Hères - University Campus
UFR IM2AG
60 rue de la chimie
Domaine universitaire
Saint-Martin d’Hères
Persyval-Minalogic Breakfasts
Better understanding R&D challenges
The LabEx PERSYVAL and Minalogic are launching regular meetings between academics and industrialists focusing on topics with high societal impact within the scope of PERSYVAL-Lab. The format chosen is breakfast meetings on the Saint-Martin-d'Hères campus, scheduled for Tuesday mornings, featuring accessible presentations by specialists in the chosen topic followed by a time for exchange and discussion.
The purpose of these meetings is to:
- discover research challenges and advancements in a cutting-edge sector
- understand the potential for innovative application development
- discuss R&D projects with domain experts
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