The SecVI partners met in Erlangen, Germany for the final SecVI project workshop to present their results. The partners demonstrated their security archtecture for future vehicles including network access control with Software-Defined Networking, network anomaly and intrusion detection systems, and a cloud cyber defense center in the SecVI prototype vehicle.

Tobias Haugg and Philipp Meyer attended the fully virtual 8th OMNeT++ Community Summit. Tobias Haugg presented the work “Simulation-based Evaluation of a Synchronous Transaction Model for Time-Sensitive Software-Defined Networks”. A video of the presentation can be found below and in our media section. The full paper…

Randolf Rotermund & Timo Häckel from HAW Hamburg presented two full and one demo paper at virtual VNC 2020. The virtual conference was well-organized with virtual hangouts in gather.town and video sessions in zoom. The full papers can be found in our publications. The video of…

Sandra Reider from HAW Hamburg attended the GI Echtzeit 2020 where she presented her work on “Integration realer Angriffe in simulierte Echtzeit- Ethernet-Netzwerke”. The full paper and slides can be found in our publications. The conference was carried out fully virtual.

Philipp Meyer from HAW Hamburg attended the IEEE VTC2020-Fall where he presented his work on “Network Anomaly Detection in Cars based on Time-Sensitive Ingress Control”. The full paper and slides can be found in our publications. The conference was carried out fully virtual. The video of the presentation can…