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pub: Synaptic Labs' 6 inputs to Think-Trust's D3.1 consultation process
Wednesday, 31 March 2010 00:00
Authors: Benjamin Gittins, Ron Kelson
Organisation: Synaptic Laboratories Limited
Date: January, 2010
Keywords: ENISA, PKI, Public Key Encryption, cryptographic key management, post quantum secure
Synaptic Labs' Participation:

Think-Trust (T-T) is an EC funded coordination project. Find 5 of Synaptic Labs' inputs to Think-Trust's 2010 consultation on its `Recommendations Report 3.1b' on future research for the European Commission (EC) below:

Part 1: The importance of Key Management in Cyber Security
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Part 2: The impact of rapidly evolving cyberspace security initiatives in the EU and US on international long term critical infrastructure projects such as in aerospace.
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Part 4: The need for the EC to fund the development of an electronic requirements management process to support the conversion of existing standards, existing policy guidelines and existing laws of several nations simultaneously in a unified requirements model that also supports national and regional variations.
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Part 5: A) The need to evaluate the effectiveness of data depersonalization techniques and it's impact on the community; and B) Measuring the wider impacts of unauthorised information disclosure.
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Part 6: A) Privacy Enhancing Technologies should be explicitly rejected if they act as a legitimizing facade behind which long-lived privacy invasion and political oppression could be deployed by (present or future) Governments, and B) We recommend that there is a need to explicitly require all stake-holders to be equally accountable in all information processing and security systems.
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About Think-Trust:

Think-Trust (FP7-216890) is a project funded by the European Commission's 7th Framework Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme, within the Unit F5 ICT for Trust and Security. It is investigating Trust, Security, Dependability, Privacy and Identity from ICT and Societal Perspectives.

Think-Trust is a Co-ordination Action (CA) project. It started on January 1st 2008, receives funding of 580,000 Euro and has a 30-month duration.

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