Selected Topics in System Security
Audience
- Master Sc. EI + IT
- Master Sc. Communications Engineering
Lecturer
Different lecturers of Siemens Corporate Technology coordinated by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Sauerbrey
Assistance
Time + Location
Friday 9:45 - 11:15 Uhr, Lecture Hall 1601
Start
10/28/2011
Cycle
WT
Language
English
Content
Different lecturers of Siemens AG will present current problems and solutions of IT security of systems and applications.
Intended Topics
- 28.10.2011 Penetration testing for Industrial systems, Thomas Proell
- 04.11.2011 Web Application Security & Penetration testing for Web Applications, Jan Wolff
- 11.11.2011 Web Application Security & Penetration testing for Web Applications, Michael Kirchner
- 18.11.2011 Sensor Networks, Rainer Falk
- 25.11.2011 Secure Coding, Jan Wolff + Gerhard Muenz
- 02.12.2011 Malware and Targeted Attacks, Heiko Patzlaff
- 09.12.2011 Industrial Network Security, Dirk Kroeselberg
- 16.12.2011 Java Security, Jan Wolff + Monica Verma
- 23.12.2011 Smart Grid, Steffen Fries
- 13.01.2012 Privacy for Internet of Things + Location Privacy, Jorge Cuellar
- 20.01.2012 Security for Vehicle-2-X Communication, Rainer Falk
- 27.01.2012 Formal Methods and Verification of Protocol and systems, David von Oheimb
Access to learning materials
The slides can be found on the TUM E-Learning portal Moodle. Please register to this course in TUMonline to get access to the slides.
Prerequisite conditions
This modules should be successfully attended: Cryptology and/or lectures in IT Security (e.g. Data Security in Information Systems)
Learning target
The basic knowledge about security which has been learned in bachelor courses like cryptology or IT security will be applied to current problems and real applications. Students have the opportunity to learn more about new systems and the security threats encountered there. Through industry contributions hot topics from the market will be presented which eases the later start in the job.
Examination
The written exam takes place on Friday, 10th of February 2012 starting at 9:45 in Room 2300.
