• Cybersecurity for Business Information Session

The annual Cyber Security International ConferenceCyber Science 2021 conference will take place virtually from 14-18 June. The conference will explore all aspects of cyber security, including predictive security analytics, cybercriminal profiling, social media, Internet of Things and Blockchain.

 

Organised by the Centre for Multidisciplinary Research, Innovation and Collaboration (C-MRiC) and co-sponsored by IEEE, Cyber Science aims to build bridges between academia and industry by encouraging collaboration among researchers, practitioners, standardisation bodies, and including government departments and agencies to work together to tackle related issues.

 

Cyber Security International Conference

 

DCU are hosting the event and Professor of Digital Business at DCU Business School Theo Lynn said:

 

“CyberScience 2021 comes at a timely juncture in Irish life with the recent cyberattack on the HSE. We are fortunate to have some of the leading thinkers speaking at the event including Professor Ross Anderson of the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre. Professor Andserson is one of the founders of the security economics discipline and a winner of the Lovelace Medal, the UK’s top award in computing. In light of the December attack on the US electricity grid, Professor Anderson’s keynote should be timely, relevant, and serve as a warning for Irish decisionmakers.”

 

Key themes that will be covered during the five-day event include: Cyber Situational Awareness for transparent and trustworthy artificial intelligence; advancing cyber security education in a post-COVID world; coexisting AI and blockchain applications; AI-enabled social media innovative information operation.

 

The event will feature a total of six keynote speakers, a Women in Technology panel session and a fireside chat with Prof Ross Anderson, Professor of Security Engineering at Cambridge University and head of the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre, which collects and analyses data about online wickedness.

 

Dr. Pierangelo Rosati, Assistant Professor in Business Analytics at DCU Business School, Co-Deputy Director of the Irish Institute of Digital Business (IIDB) added:

 

“This is the second year DCU has hosted the CyberScience conference. As well as an impressive panel of international keynote speakers, there will be over 35 presentations on all aspects of cybersecurity including predictive security analytics, cybercriminal profiling, cyber-resilience as code, IOT and blockchain, amongst others.”


Whether you are looking for a job in the Tech & IT sectors in Ireland or you’re an employer recruiting for skilled talent, Tech Careers Expo will be the place to be on 15th July, 2021! The Expo will be a Virtual Recruitment Expo and dedicated to Tech & IT professionals seeking new opportunities in 2021 and will provide you with an opportunity to meet some of the leading tech companies in Ireland and the World face-to-face in a constructive environment.

 

If you’ve had enough of submitting your CV online without the opportunity to make a lasting first impression, here’s your chance to change your strategy and do a bit of networking – all on the same day.

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