Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Cybersecurity permeates every aspect of our lives to ensure secure and resilient operations and communications. We develop interdisciplinary solutions in multiple domains, from critical information infrastructures to software testing, from quantum cryptography to mobile and cloud security, cyberphysical systems, and much more.
As the demand for a product rises, so does the appeal for developing its counterfeit. In the eyes of a criminal looking to make a quick buck, the COVID-19 pandemic has provided a breeding ground for counterfeit potential.
Prof. Peter Ryan has been a member of the Research Luxembourg COVID-19 Taskforce Work Package on e-health solutions since the beginning of the pandemic.
Everywhere I looked, people were talking about numbers: about statistics of total infections in one country versus another, about the mortality rate, about the “R” value.
Our tool uses machine learning techniques to analyse public data and deliver hypothetical projections of how different isolation measures will impact the spread of coronavirus in more than 100 countries around the world.
With more than half a billion internet users, and a growing submarine cable network that will continue to boost the continent’s connectivity, Africa is a prime target for cybercrime.
In 2019, researchers at KU Leuven in Belgium found a way to render a person invisible. Invisible, at least, to one common facial recognition algorithm.
