THE CYBERSECURITY REVOLUTION 2019
SECREV is a 24-hour event which brings together cybersecurity researchers, organizations and enthusiasts from around the world through a series of live YouTube broadcasts spanning the world.It is organised annually by SERENE-RISC a Canadian organisation promoting the sharing of knowledge on cybersecurity.
The Cybersecurity Revolution (SECREV) promotes a revolution in communicating cybersecurity research during a revolution of the planet. SECREV2019 started at Napier University in Edinburgh, Scotland, on September 4 at 9 a.m. local time and featured successively live coordinated cybersecurity presentations from universities and organizations following the sun for over 24 hours.
This unique event aims to:
- Provide a near zero cost event to recue barriers to international collaborations between researchers.
- Promote the exchange of cybersecurity findings and perspectives.
- Reach out to and engage new audiences curious about cybersecurity.
You can find all of the presentations from the 2019 event below
2nd International Conference on Blockchain, Identity and Cryptography
Napier University, Scotland
23 Presentations, 2 Interviews on Blockchain, Identity, Cryptography and IoT
From the trenches: a year's worth of cybersecurity research progress
KNOWLEDGEFLOW Cybersafety Foundation, Canada
Claudiu Popa
Digital citizen and Cybersecurity
Escuela de Postgrados de Policía “Miguel Antonio Lleras Pizarro” (ESPOL)
Guest speakers: Mauricio Guerrero (Universidad EAN, Colombia) Andrés Aguilera-Castillo (Università di Urbino, Italia) Joshua Gonzalez (Universidad Javeriana, Colombia) Marlon Mike Toro-Alvarez (ESPOL-Policía Nacional de Colombia, Colombia)
What are we talking about when we talk about Encryption rights?
The Federmann Cybersecurity Centre, Israel
Amir Cahane
Blockchain@UBC
University of British Colombia, Canada
Dr. Victoria Lemieux
Adopting Blockchain in pharmaceutical firms: A case study from the prespective of institutional logistics
University of British Colombia, Canada
Dr. Chang Lu
Educating Professionals on Blockhain technology
University of British Colombia, Canada
Dr. Chris Rowell, Educating Professionals on Blockhain technology
Blockchain for Energy
University of British Colombia, Canada
Dr. Paul Blomerus
Subproject 2 Results:Legal Doctrinal Results
University of British Colombia, Canada
Darra Hofman
Bounded and Shielded: Assessing Security Aspects and trustworthingess of smart contracts
University of British Colombia, Canada
Danielle Batista
Traces d’utilisation d’un assistant numérique personnel
Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Sylvain Desharnais
Absentia: Submit-and-Go Secure Function Evaluation
Concordia University, Canada
Didem Demirag
4 Ways to Help with Cybersecurity Awareness
SERENE-RISC, Canada
Michael Joyce
Researching the Human Factor of Cybercrime
2019.09.04 19:00 (23:00 UTC)
The Hague and NSCR, The Netherlands
Dr. Rutger Leukfeldt
Needs of victims of cybercrime
2019.09.04 19:00 (23:00 UTC)
The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands
Raoul Notté, Ma, MSc
Trajectories of hackers
2019.09.04 19:00 (23:00 UTC)
NSCR, The Netherlands
Dr. Steve van de Weijer