News
Real World Impact
The Smart Card and IoT Security Centre (SCC) team published a paper on “Fair and Transparent Blockchain based Tendering Framework – A Step Towards Open Governance”. The World Economic Forum (WEF), independently of the ISG-SCC, conceived a project to develop an open government procurement system by designing a system that provides transparency to the tendering frameworks and enables an open/fair auditing mechanism on the blockchain. The SCC team was approached and acknowledged about their significant contribution, through our paper, towards similar project goals.
The significance societal impact of the work is also reported in (https://rb.gy/oixpwk).
Patent and commercialization
Prof Konstantinos Markantonakis, Dr Raja Naeem Akram and Mr James Tapsell, worked successfully into the creation of a patent as a “Technique to record an event and its impact on the data during the lifetime of a data – specific to individual entities represented in the data.” The implementation helps in serving General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) rights: Right to Access, Right to Forget, and Right to Rectification (with evidence).
RHUL has invested in further business analysis around the commercialisation opportunities of the technique developed at SCC. Furthermore, it has invested in building a commercial grade implementation of an MVP, in order to provide the stepping stone for commercialising the aforementioned patent.
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Mobile Phone Forensics
The Information Security Group Smart Card and IoT Security centre (ISG) at Royal Holloway, University of London, is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral research fellow for the EU Horizon2020-funded EXFILES project. The successful candidates will join the Smart Card and IoT Security Centre (SCC), of the ISG, supporting the SCC research activities related to mobile phone forensics. The position is fixed term full-time.
Application closing date: 17 October 2022.
Full description: (PUT THE HR UPDATED LINK)
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in The Smart card and IoT Security Centre
The Information Security Group Smart Card and IoT Security centre (ISG) at Royal Holloway, University of London, is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral research fellow for Smart Card and IoT Security Centre. The successful candidates will join the Smart Card and IoT Security Centre (SCC), of the ISG, supporting the SCC research activities related to mobile phone forensics. The position is fixed term full-time.
Application closing date: Position will open in Nov 2022
Full description: (Link to be provided in Nov 2022)
Research Assistant in Mobile Phone Forensics
The Information Security Group Smart Card and IoT Security centre (ISG) at Royal Holloway, University of London, is seeking a highly motivated research assistant for the EU Horizon2020-funded EXFILES project. The successful candidates will join the Smart Card and IoT Security Centre (SCC), of the ISG, supporting the SCC research activities related to mobile phone forensics. The position is fixed term full-time.
Application closing date: 17 October 2022.
Full description: (PUT THE HR UPDATED LINK)
Research Assistant in The Smart card and IoT Security Centre
The Information Security Group Smart Card and IoT Security centre (ISG) at Royal Holloway, University of London, is seeking a highly motivated research assistant for the Smart Card and IoT Security centre. The successful candidates will join the Smart Card and IoT Security Centre (SCC), of the ISG, supporting the SCC research activities related to mobile phone forensics. The position is fixed term full-time.
Application closing date: Position will open in Nov 2022
Full description: (PUT THE HR UPDATED LINK)
Best Paper Award
Vihangi Vagal, Konstantinos Markantonakis, Carlton Shepherd., “A New Approach to Complex Dynamic Geofencing for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles”, 14 Apr 2021, (Accepted/In press) 40th IEEE Digital Avionics Systems Conference (DASC). IEEE,
Best Session Award
A New Approach to Complex Dynamic Geofencing for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles – Research – Royal Holloway, University of London
Best Paper Award
Julia Meister, Raja Naeem Akram, Konstantinos Markantonakis, “Deep Learning Application in Security and Privacy – Theory and Practice”, he 12th WISTP International Conference on Information Security Theory and Practice (WISTP’2018). Blazy, O. & Yeun, C. Y. (eds.). Brussels, Belgium: Springer-Verlag, (Lecture Notes in Computer Science),
Best paper award
Deep Learning Application in Security and Privacy – Theory and Practice – Research – Royal Holloway, University of London
Patent and commercialization
Dr Carlton Shepherd and Prof Konstantinos Markantonakis, worked successfully into the creation of a patent application as a “Method and System for Securely Sharing Data”.
RHUL has invested in further business analysis around the commercialisation opportunities of the technique developed at SCC following our successful participation in the CyberASAP programme in 2021.