FINSEC Project, is glad to invite you to the new training session online: “Lost in TLS: the importance of mitigating vulnerabilities in the FINSEC platform” by S. Manfredi. Tuesday, 23rd of February 2021 at 11 AM (CET) Learn more
The FINSEC Course on “Securing Critical Infrastructures in the Financial Sector” is now listed in the Security Courses Catalogue of the Concordia project. You can access: 1. the Concordia Catalogue here: https://www.concordia-h2020.eu/map-courses-cyber-professionals/ and 2. the FINSEC Course here: https://finsecurity.eu/moodle/ (You must be registered in the Finsecurity.eu platform). INNOV-ACTS has coordinated the development of the course, […]
Finance Sector Security on-Line Training Workshop Recent Security Advances in the Finance Sector Cost-Effective Resilience for the Connected Digital Finance Ecosystem The workshop will be held on Thursday, January 14, 2021 More Info
The next free Online Workshop by the EU Horizon2020 project fintech-ho2020.eu is organized by the University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne and our colleagues Christophe HENOT and Dominique Guégan and will focus on the technical risks of blockchains. Save the date: November 5th, 2020. Registration, Flyer, and Agenda: https://lnkd.in/ezAdXrx
FINSEC is glad to have participated in the SAFECARE Awareness Event in Leuven, Belgium. This event, held on the 18th of Septmeber, saw the participation of many practitioners from the fields of cyber and physical security from various sectors (healthcare, financial, energy) and was a great opportunity to share ideas and learn about the SAFECARE […]
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems have been used in IT since long ago to guarantee security in computer transactions and technological environments. SIEMs collect information about the monitored IT system by using agents deployed close to the infrastructure elements. This information is encapsulated in the form of events and stored, this way the […]
FINSEC is glad to have participated in the ESORICS FINSEC 2019 Workshop in Luxembourg 27.09.2019. This workshop saw the participation of many academicians and from industry from the fields of cyber and physical security and was a great opportunity to share ideas and learn about the DEFENDER Project. FINSEC’19 is a forum for researchers and […]
In the era of globalization, the finance sector comprises some of the most critical infrastructures that underpin our societies and the global economy. In recent years, the critical infrastructures of the financial sector have become more digitalized and interconnected than ever before. Indeed, recent advances in leading edge ICT technologies like BigData, Internet of Things […]
Information Modelling for Integrated (Cyber/Physical) Security Systems The H2020 FINSEC project is developing a unified approach to implementing security in the financial services industry, which is based on the integrated management of both cyber and physical security threats. This unified approach is motivated by the need to reduce the fragmentation of the security teams in financial organizations, […]
Financial Supply Chain Security: The value of Collaboration Information sharing and collaboratively managing and mitigating security issues is the next frontier in financial security. Recently, an attack to the largest bank of Malta (Bank of Valeta – BOV) was prevented. Hackers attempted to withdraw 13 million euros, but the bank, shut down its systems, closed […]