Our paper “Distributed Device-Specific Anomaly Detection for Resource-Constrained Devices” by Christian Lübben and Marc-Oliver Pahl won the NOMS 2023 demo award! The demo showed how anomaly detection can be distributed on multiple devices, allowing a low latency resource-efficient detection of anomalies. It was selected out of 9 demos from different actors from industry and academia. What a great success!
At the Network Operations and Management Symposium (NOMS) 2023, our chairholder Marc-Oliver Pahl organized a round table on the topic “Cybersecurity as Central Factor towards Resilient Networks and Services”. The session was well attended with more than 50 participants and lots of interesting discussions. Once again, the session pushed the important topic cybersecurity in the community.
At the occasion of the Network Operations and Management Symposium (NOMS) 2023, Marc-Oliver Pahl received the Experience Session Co-Chair Award from the general chair Olivier Festor, University of Lorraine, France.
Beginning of May 2023, our chairholder Marc-Oliver Pahl visited the Supply Chain and Logistics Institute of Georgia Institute of Technology.
Our PhD student Léo Lavaur has won a best poster award at the Colloque de la communauté « Risques & Cyber » : Sécurité et Résilience of Institut Mines Télécom. Congratulations !
On April 14, 2023, Léo Lavaur and Yann Busnel, presented their work titled “The Value of Federated Learning in the Context of Incident Detection on Large-Scale Networks and/or Systems” at the Spring School of EUR Cyberschool .
On April 12, 2023, Loïc Miller presented his work titled “Blockchain for Collaborative Cybersecurity”.
During the presentation, Loïc presented a primer on blockchain, and talked about its applications in collaborative cybersecurity systems.
On April 11, 2023, we held our bi-yearly research update at the EDF site in Palaiseau. With almost the entire team of the chaire cyberCNI.fr present! As usual, the day was full of very nice presentations from our members, enriching discussions around our research topics, and of course open discussions around the cybersecurity. Thanks a lot to our hosts at EDF for the great hospitality, numerous expert participation, and the last but not least the very good food. We can all be proud of this wonderful day!
On Dec 2, 2021, there was the “Campus of the Future” day at IMT Atlantique. The chair cyberCNI.fr participated at three locations with a demo
At the 2022 IMT Atlantique research seminar, our PhD student Leo Lavaur presented our works on “Federated Learning for Collaborative Security” with a research pitch and a poster. The research seminar is a yearly event of IMT Atlantique where the school takes a resumée on past research activities and discusses on future research directions.
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