Are current systems ready to identify the cause of cyber attacks and apprehend the perpetrators? In his study, ‘Are You Ready? Towards the Engineering of Forensic-Ready Systems‘, George found that while 64% of surveyed organisations considered requirements for the detection of security incidents, less than a quarter (23%) have considered requirements regarding the collection of data for forensic investigations.
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Awards - Conferences - Papers
ASAP Group Awarded Best Paper at SEAMS 2018
Thein Than Tun and Bashar Nuseibeh were on stage to accepted the Best Paper Award at SEAMS 2018. The paper is titled, Requirements and Specifications for Adaptive Security: Concepts and…
George is now on the Editorial board of Digital Investigation
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Liliana Presents Evidence Preservation Requirements at ESEC/FSE 2017
Liliana Pasquale presented her paper titled ‘On Evidence Preservation Requirements for Forensic-ready Systems‘ at the 11th Joint Symposium of the European Software Engineering Conference and the Foundations of Software Engineering…
Faeq explains his work at the Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival
Faeq participated in the first day of the “Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival 2016“. He along with other Lero PhD students talked about Lero and their own research areas. They also…