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Upcoming events

 

 

Previous events

 

NTNU CCIS and SFI NORCICS Joint Conference 2024 

  • November 20-21 2024
  • Clarion Hotel The Hub, Oslo

 

SFI NORCICS Workshop: FA Data Analytics "AI Cyber Resilience in complex System of Systems

  • November 7th 2024
  • Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, Asker Panorama

 

Critical infrastructure in the context of a changing future Workshop

  • September 3rd
  • Scandic Hamar, Vangsvegen 121, 2318 Hamar

 

NORCICS partner workshop on May 30th hosted by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace in Asker.

  • May 30th 2024
  • Asker,  Norway

 

Formal Methods for Secure Cyber-Physical Systems Workshop

  • March 15th 2024
  • Scandic Sjølyst, Sjølyst Plass 5, Oslo Norway

 

5G and beyond as an element of critical services

  • March 7th 2024
  • Skistua

 

1st Annual Conference on Secure IT-OT Integration for successful digitalization.

  • February 16th 2024
  • Radisson Blu Airport Hotel Oslo Gardermoen

 

NTNU CCIS and SFI NORCICS Joint Conference 2023 

  • November 22nd 2023
  • Britannia Hotel Trondheim 

 

SFI NORCICS workshops 

  • June 5th and 6th 
  • Gjøvik 

 

Center's annual research workshop 

  • April 27th 
  • Grimstad 

 

NTNU CCIS and SFI NORCICS Joint Conference

Program

  • November 23
  • Gjøvik, Strand Hotel
  • For more information contact hanne.m.s.djupdal@ntnu.no

 

NORCICS General Assembly and Patrner Workshop

  • March 9th, 2022

 

Policing in Smart Cities 2021

  • November 18.-19.
  • Oslo

 

Vacant positions

Vacant positions

Do you want to contribute in making Norway the most securely digitalized country in the world?

SFI NORCICS gives the opportunity to research, develop, validate, and operationalize innovative cybersecurity socio-technical solutions that will enhance the capability of the private and the public sector to respond to current and future cybersecurity risks.

Vacant positions in or related to SFI NORCICS: 

 

PhD Candidate in Reference Systems for a Cyber-Physical Range

Cyber Physical Systems are integral to Critical Infrastructures; however, their architectural and operational features are inadequately represented in current cyber ranges. These ranges are often limited in scope or intentionally focused on specific sections of target systems. The intended utilization of the physical reference environments examined, modeled, and integrated in this study will serve two purposes. These include functioning as educational and outreach demonstrators, as well as serving as experimental platforms for research and training endeavors. 

Postdoctoral Fellow in Cybersecurity of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)

The postdoctoral fellowship position is a temporary position where the main goal is to qualify for work in senior academic positions.