N AT I O N A L C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y ST R AT E GY I V SOCIO-TECHNICAL CYBERSECURITY (IRISC) Prof. Dr. Gabriele Lensing • Cyberattacks and cyber defences The research group positions its research in the area of sociotechnical cybersecurity. Today, securing a system requires one to understand not only digital communications and protocols but also the human and legal reality where the system is deployed. • Information and system security • Data protection and legal compliance • Ethics and human rights IRiSC’s research recognizes this change in perspective: its focus on design and analysis of secure systems considers holistically both the technical, the social, and the legal frameworks. IRiSC’s research is about, but not limited to, the following areas: IRiSC researchers follow methodologies that include formal computational methods, as well as quantitative and qualitative research methods. IRiSC researchers have an interdisciplinary education, combining information security and social science, physics, or law. They all participate in the research of a cross-disciplinary nature. • Human-centred cybersecurity • Usability security and user experience Project acronym Project name Principal investigator Funding body NoCry PoC No More Cryptographic Ransomware, Proof of Concept G. Lenzini FNR ConGenIAL Consent to turn Genome into Individual’s Asset for a Lifetime G. Lenzini FNR LEGAFIGHT Legally Fighting Covid-19 – LEGAFIGHT E. Poillot FNR LeADS – Resubmission 2 Legality Attentive Data Scientists – Resubmission 2 G. Lenzini EC SSh Security in the Shell J. Lagerwall FNR 37