The article “Phishing-Kampagnen zur Steigerung der Mitarbeiter-Awareness: Analyse aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln — Security, Recht und Faktor Mensch” by Melanie Volkamer (KASTEL, KIT), Martina A. Sasse (University of Bochum, Horst Görtz Institute), Franziska Boehm (KIT, FIZ Karlsruhe) has been accepted for publication in the 'Datenschutz und Datensicherheit' magazine (44, pages 518—521) and is already available online.
Quiet cars which cause no emissions. Read the interview with the student newspaper Ruprecht here (article from November 12, 2019) For S4F HD Felix Bosco, Nelly Monzer, Felix Munzlinger and Simon Wengert from the coordination team talked about our positions and goals. Prof. Volkamer listed questions that every user should ask himself for plausibility checks when receiving e-mails. An evaluation in three medium-sized companies showed that the ability of employees to distinguish good from bad password-related behaviour did not decrease significantly even after several months.
Of particular importance are the consequences of digitalization in the area of critical infrastructures, for example in the energy economy, in industrial production or networked mobility, but also in "intelligent" environments.
Tel: +49 (0)721 608-46185 Fax: +49 (0)721 608-46222 Geb. By using these technologies, consumption of resources shall be reduced and the quality of life of citizens and competitiveness of local industry increased. This can only be achieved through the cooperation of cryptographers, IT-security specialists, software-engineers, network experts, jurists, economics and social scientists – like here at KASTEL.
The project is aimed at developing “smart” visions for two reference districts in Karlsruhe in a creative, collective, and fair process that is to ensure a maximum diversity of ideas as well as a maximum con-sensus. Using X-rays from a synchrotron particle accelerator, scientists of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have now been able to observe for the first time a … The work on these topics and projects often does involve student work and teaching. We are represented with a small delegation and will inform about news and results in the newsletter and in the plenum. In the first phase, the 51 participating municipalities will develop a vision for the years 2030+ with the participation of citizens and propose actions. Their responsibilities include coordinating the reviews of the conference submissions and deciding which article appears at the conference. ARES is one of the leading conferences in the field of availability, dependability, and computer security. The goal was to conduct interdisciplinary research and answer questions about IT security that were to be put to practical use on the basis of prototypes and scenarios. Phone: +49 721 608-0
The Science Shop “Future Space” is embedded in the sustainable research and development ‘Reallabor’ “ District Future – Urban Lab ”. Healthy vegetables growing on rooftops. We also welcome contacts from industry.
In both districts, a first basis of work has already been established.
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Of a total of 168 applications from all over Germany, a jury selected 51 cities, districts, and municipalities in April 2015, which will now take part in the first project phase. Since 2015 the new Science Shop “Future Space” aims at connecting scientists with citizens, the city administration and local stakeholders in Karlsruhe, Germany. It will develop concepts for the participation of citizens with the advisory support of the KIT Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS). If you are interested in short-term or long-term visits to Karlsruhe and to our program, please feel free to contact us.
New concepts for buildings that generate climate-friendly energy from wastewater. It is the objective to make significant contributions to the global challenges in the fields of energy, mobility, and information. Gregor Hagedorn and colleagues – the so-called Scientists for Future – are the winners of the GAIA Best Paper Award 2019. SEPTEMBER 25 – GLOBAL DAY OF CLIMATE ACTION. Heat waves and rising temperatures It …, Scientists4Future have started to organize a hackathon event on our initiative. The project is accompanied scientifically by the European Institute for Energy Research (EIFER), a joint research institute of Electricité de France (EDF) and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Initially, the conference was planned to take place in Dublin, Ireland, but is now held as an all-online event with four parallel tracks. The Science Shop “Future Space” is embedded in the sustainable research and development ‘Reallabor’ “District Future – Urban Lab”. In a welcome video, the organizing team of SBA Research and KASTEL-PI Jun-Prof. Christian Wressnegger greets all authors and participants of the conference. Ideas, wishes, and suggestions of various age groups and social backgrounds are to be considered. EIFER will develop methods and event concepts to combine the concep-tions and ideas of all parties involved - citizens, science, local poli-tics, industry, and administration - in a joint vision for the future. It is the objective to develop a smart urban vision for two reference quarters of Karlsruhe. Auch wenn die momentane Krise rund um Covid-19 die Medien und uns alle stark beschäftigt, so geht doch auch der Klimawandel weiter. The focus will be on comprehensive security in specific application areas, such as power grids or intelligent factories. Building 9675 Answers to these questions are to be found under the project “SmartQuarterVision KA 2030+”. On Friday, we demonstrated together with Fridays for Future Heidelberg and other movements against the extensive use of cement as a building material.
In the second phase from 2016, up to 20 municipalities selected will scientifically analyze these visions and develop a concept for implementation.