Oxford and Cybersecurity

With huge corporations working to tackle problems in cybersecurity, what role can universities play? Oxford academics discuss the unique contributions that can come to computer science from inside the ivory towers. Based on work supported by the European Commission, the EPSRC and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Featuring contributions from Ian Brown, Professor of Information Security and Privacy; Sadie Creese, Professor of Cybersecurity; and Andrew Martin, Professor of Systems Security.

Trust between users is fundamental to online commerce and culture – and is in short supply, given the many breaches to internet security in recent months. Oxford academics discuss measures to build security into hardware and software systems, not simply bolt it on top. Based on work supported by the European Commission, the EPSRC and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Featuring contributions from Ian Brown, Professor of Information Security and Privacy; Sadie Creese, Professor of Cybersecurity; and Andrew Martin, Professor of Systems Security.

The internet was built as a trusting, open, academic network –so how should it be governed and policed, now that it has become central to our daily lives? Oxford academics discuss the internet policy landscape, following a year of explosive revelations about internet security. Based on work supported by the European Commission, the EPSRC and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Featuring contributions from Ian Brown, Professor of Information Security and Privacy; Sadie Creese, Professor of Cybersecurity; and Andrew Martin, Professor of Systems Security.