CyberSANE Transport Pilot Case Study

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Updated 2nd February 2022

On the 2nd February 2022, CyberSANE held the first Pilot Case Study, organised by Fundación Valenciaport. This event took place online via Teams, from 10:00 to 12:30.

This pilot revolved around testing and validating the CyberSANE System, in the scope of a cyber-attack scenario on one of Valenciaport’s platforms, used for sharing Verified Gross Mass amongst the ports community.

Participation in this event is free of charge, however, registration is required.

See below to read some of the press releases that were published about the pilot as well as view the agenda and the list of speakers.

If you missed the event, then don’t worry, you can catch up on what happened here:


Press Releases

The first pilot case study was represented in local Spanish media outlets. Below you can find some extracts from these releases.

El Canal – Marítimo Y Logístico Download Clipping / View Online
Elperiòdic Download Clipping / View Online
Diario Del Puerto Download Clipping / View Online
El Estrecho Digital Download Clipping / View Online
Valencia Maritima Download Clipping
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Agenda

10:00 – 10:05 Welcome and Opening Jorge Martins, PDMFC
Pablo Giménez, Fundacion Valenciaport
10:05 – 10:30 CyberSANE Overview Jorge Martins, PDMFC
10:30 – 11:20 CyberSANE platform architecture and technical modules – Platform training session Thanos Karantjias, Maggioli
11:20 – 11:30 Container cargo transportation Pilot description Pablo Giménez, Fundacion Valenciaport
11:30 – 12:15 Container cargo transportation Pilot execution Pablo Giménez, Fundacion Valenciaport
Sergio Zamarripa, S2
Matej Kovacic, JSI
Oleksii Osliak, CNR
Alejandro Garcia, Atos
Sofia Karagiorgou, Ubitech
12:15 – 12:30 Questions and feedback INRIA

Registration Form

 

The event has passed, registration is now closed

 


Speakers

 

 

Jorge Martins

PDMFC

 

 

Head of PMO at PDMFC, Project Manager for the CyberSANE project.

 

 

Pablo Giménez

Fundacion Valenciaport

 

 

Pablo Gimenez, Ph.D., received his M.Sc. degree in telecommunication engineering from the Universitat Politecnica de Valencia. He made his final project about nutritional applications in TSB, a research group dedicated to improving health and well-being. Later he became a member of the Distributed Real-Time Systems research group of the Communication Department at the UPV, where he received his Ph.D. He has been involved in research projects related to the implementation of SWE to logistics services, industrial safety and security assurance for smart grids safer. He is currently working at the Valenciaport Foundation as a developer in research projects related to IT and IoT.

 

 

Thanos Karantjias

Maggioli

 


Bio coming soon …

 

 

Sergio Zamarripa

S2

 

 

Sergio Zamarripa, Telecommunications Engineer, received his degree in telecommunication engineering from Universitat Politecnica de Valencia. He has participated in several software analysis and development  projects at important companies, like Vodafone, Lucent Technologies, working on:

  • VSDL for Navis Anymedia GUI Element Manager
  • Java Swing and CORBA commands
  • Head of Automation Testing for JMTE 2.0 project
  • Deployment automation environment using WinRunner
  • GUI Maps generation. Development of automatic test input files (XSL)

Later, he joined the Software Development Department at S2 Grupo, participating on successful R&D projects, like FASTFIX, MUSES or SAURON.

 

 

Matej Kovačič

JSI

 


Matej Kovačič, Ph. D.
, works at the Center for Knowledge Transfer in Information Technologies (CT3) at the Jozef Stefan Institute. He is also a member of a research group at Institute of Criminology at Faculty of Law. From November 2010 till August 2014 he was Head of analytics, intelligence and information security at Corruption Prevention Commission, before which from October 2000 till November 2010 he was a researcher and teaching assistant at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences.
He has worked on several international scientific research projects, open source development projects and has coordinated Corruption Prevention Commission’s IT projects; the most know of which is the Supervisor application for monitoring the expenditure of Slovenian public sector. He also has experience in data analysis, information security and digital forensic analysis. He is a member of the expert’s council of the Institute for forensics of information technology, occasionally helping Slovenian law enforcement and other government institutions on investigating cybercrime, as well as performed several lectures and presentations on information security and cryptography in different conferences. He also performs research on IT security, especially in the area of mobile network security, as well as performing security analysis, etc. He has extensive knowledge on IT law related issues, especially data protection legislation and legislation regarding investigations of electronic devices.

 

 

Oleksii Osliak

CNR

 


Oleksii Osliak, Ph.D., works at the Institute of Informatics and Telematics of the National Research Council of Italy. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Pisa. His research interests involve Access and Usage Control models, Cyber Threat intelligence management, Industrial Control Systems security, security policy management. He has been involved in research projects focused on collaborative cybersecurity management, security awareness improvement in Small and Medium Enterprises, and cybercrime prevention and cybersecurity enhancement.

 

 

Alejandro Garcia

Atos

 

 

Bio coming soon …

 

 

Sofia Karagiorgou

Ubitech

 


Dr Sophia Karagiorgou is currently the Head of the Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Group at UBITECH and Adjunct Professor of AI at the Department of Informatics and Telematics of the Harokopio University of Athens. She holds a PhD in spatio-temporal data management from the National Technical University of Athens (2014). Her research interests involve algorithms for big data management, scalable data analytics, map construction from tracking data coming from diverse data sources such as Floating Car Data (FCD) applications, crowdsourcing platforms, social media applications (i.e. Twitter) and eye-tracking applications. This research has led to her current top achievement of having already published the unique book in Map Construction, maintaining a web site (www.mapconstruction.org) and having published an encyclopaedia entry titled “Map Construction from GPS Data” at Encyclopaedia of GIS. She has been involved in research projects and collaborative schemas since 2004 (either as a research fellow, or as WP leader and researcher, or proposals for EU funded/National research grants). In the European space, she has participated as Technical Coordinator, WP Leader and Software Engineer in several ICT projects such as CITER (eContent Plus), GEOSTREAM (FP7), GEOCROWD (FP7), DAIAD (FP7), datACRON (H2020), UPTIME (H2020), BigDataStack (H2020), CYBELE (H2020) and CyberSANE (H2020). She has authored about 40 publications, which have been cited about 1000 times.

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