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The
Conference on Security and Privacy in Information Society is an
international
conference for the advancement of security in science, society and
economy.
This annual conference serves as a multidisciplinary forum for the
discussion
and exchange of information on the research, development and
application of all
topics related to security risks.
The open
global markets and network society involve numerous and serious
security risks:
cyber crime, viruses, misuse of data, industrial espionage and
international
terrorism threaten the fundamental values of democratic societies.
As a result economy, science, media and
citizens are increasingly dependent on secure information systems and
infrastructures.
The Third
International Security Conference spans all disciplines and levels of
security
in economy, politics and administration, science and media – on an
international level. Besides the conference focuses on IT law and risk
management, data protection and freedom of information. It will discuss
the
potential danger as well as the political and legal context and work
out
systematic methods of risk defense.
The First Security
Conference “Net and Computer Security” took place in Duesseldorf in
October
2003. The Second Conference in December 2004 in Berlin focused on the phenomenon of
modern
terrorism. Please find more information at the following URLs:
www.uni-duesseldorf.de/ncs2003
www.uni-duesseldorf.de/ncs2004
The Fourth
International
Security Conference is planned in 2006 at the Lomonosov
State University Moscow
Many thanks to our sponsors:
METRO-Stiftung
Düsseldorf -
Moskau - St. Petersburg
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Organizers Profile
The Heinrich-Heine-University
Duesseldorf is the center of the scientific area
Düsseldorf. It encloses the
following faculties with about 18.000 students:
- Faculty
of Law
- Economic
Faculty
- Faculty
of Humanities
- Faculty
of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
- Faculty
of Medicine
The State Capital
Duesseldorf is the center
for business and communications, for media and fashion and for future
enterprises. Duesseldorf is a city of science, arts and sports as well
as an
international place for trade fairs, stock markets and banking.
The Lomonosov Moscow State University
is
with more than 40.000 students and 4000 professors the largest
university in Russia.
Established in 1755, it covers today with its 1000 buildings over 205
hectares.
The city of
Moscow
is the capital and the political, economic and cultural center of the Russian Federation.
With 11 million inhabitants Moscow
is the biggest city in Europe. Since
1992 Moscow
has a city
partnership with Duesseldorf.
The Interdisciplinary Center (IDC)
Herzliya
is the first Israeli private university. Modeling on Anglo-Saxon
first-class
universities the IDC aims to train the future leaders in politics and
society.
Today the IDC has about 3000 students from Israel,
from the Arab states, from Europe and
USA.
The International
Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT) Herzliya, Israel,
is a research institute and think tank dedicated to developing
innovative
public policy solutions to international terrorism. The Policy
Institute
applies an integrated, solutions-oriented approach built on a
foundation of
real world and practical experience.
Established
in 1669 the Leopold-Franzens-University
Innsbruck is on of Austria’s
oldest universities. Today, with almost 2500 staff and 30.000 students,
seven
faculties and 120 departments and clinics, it is a place of learning
that
unifies tradition with future and progress.
The Working Group for
Security in Economy (ASW) was founded by the central
organizations of
economy and the regional organizations for security in economy. It
represents
the security issues of economy in politics and administration and
supports the
cooperation between economy and government. |
