"Personal data leakage, massive hacking, economic espionage, infection of sensitive computer systems, spread of "ransomware", identity theft, fears about credit card payments: questions relating to cybersecurity haunt the news . [...]". With the participation of Jean-Guillaume Dumas.

Global research has mobilized in the face of the Covid-19 epidemic. The Société savante en informatique de France (SIF) is organizing an event called “Pandematics”, which deals with computer science in times of pandemic.Claude Castellucia, member of the Grenoble Alpes Cybersecurity Institute, will participate.

Director Ph. Elbaz-Vincent will participate in a round table entitled "From multi, to inter and now transdisciplinarity: Utopia or science revolution - Application to global security" on october 1st at WISG19. Several members of the Cyber@Alps will also present their ANR project during this event.

The Global Challenges Science Week 2019 is a major event gathering more than 700 French and international scientists, PhD students, experts as well as public and private stakeholders. They will share the latest research results, debate about transdisciplinary issues, and discuss opportunities to set up new international collaborations to tackle the main 21st century challenges.

Cyber@Alps is co-sponsoring the first edition of WRAC-H!

Cyber@Alps is sponsoring the European CSAW 2018 Finals at ESISAR!

“What are blockchains and how do they work ?”, “What is mining ?” Find the answers to these questions (and many more) in the latest book by Jean-Guillaume Dumas, Pascal Lafourcade, Ariane Tichit and Sébastien Varrette.

The new edition of “Théorie des codes : Compression, Cryptage, Correction” by Jean-Guillaume Dumas, Jean-Louis Roch, Éric Tannier and Sébastien Varrette is now available.