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Shahid Raza
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Contact ShahidRISE has the most comprehensive cybersecurity expertise in Sweden. We are also the European leader on IoT security with combined efforts in projects, publications, and IETF standardization. RISE also owns a cyber range that is a state-of-the-art cybersecurity test and demonstration facility in Kista, Stockholm.
RISE Cybersecurity Unit's research and Innovation activities span across Strategic Research funded by SSF, VR, and RISE, Applied Research funded by Vinnova, H2020, ECSEL, CelticNext, EIT Digital, Eurostars, and the Swedish SIP-IoT program, and Industry-funded Research by Ericsson, Volvo, Saab.
Below are our core areas of expertise, backed by multi-year research and development projects funded by Sweden, EU, and directly by industry.
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The cybersecurity node intends to bring together industry, academia, and public sector with the mission of identifying, prioritizing and initiating activities that can create a favorable research & innovation climate for Swedish industry. Updates on www.cybernode.se
Inauguration: december 04, 2020
Our new cyber range is Sweden's first investment of its kind for civilian use. The new facility in Kista is a way to make test and demo environments for cybersecurity available to customers and partners. Here we can offer a completely controlled virtual environment and tools for creating stable and secure IT systems. The environment can also be tailored to simulate real threats and scenarios in your everyday life. The place is physically protected with steel walls.
It is the annual flagship event RISE Cybersecurity organizes every year with Ericsson. It covers both international keynotes and highlights of RISE and Ericsson Security Research's new cybersecurity activities during the past year. The 2019 version of the day attracted over 250 participants, where among others Swedish Minister for Enterprises Ibrahim Baylan also participated.
Link to the load event: To be updated
RISE-Cybersecurity.pdf (pdf, 272.3 KB)