Solayman, our Ph.D candidate on anomaly detection, has been invited to present the first results of his work at the Annual Symposium of GRIC, the interdisciplinary research group on cybersecurity at the University of Sherbrooke.

A GRIFIN poster on our recent progress will be presented at the French Interdisciplinary Workshop on Global Security (WISG).

Solayman’s first paper has been accepted for presentation at the 15th International Symposium on Foundations and Practice of Security (FPS 2022).

Gregory, our PI, presented some first results obtained in Solayman’s thesis with respect to evaluating intrusion detection systems.

Today, it is with heavy heart that the GRIFIN project is relaying the sad news of Thomas Silverston’s passing.

Shurok just joined us at Télécom SudParis, Institut Polytechnique de Paris to work on the second doctoral project on Cognitive and Programmable Response.

GRIFIN will be presented at the poster session of the French symposium on the education and research community in information systems security (RESSI, a conference supported by the CNRS research group on cybersecurity (GDR Sécurité Informatique), on May 11th.

The GRIFIN project team is offering a fully-funded (3 years) PhD position at Télécom SudParis, Institut Polytechnique de Paris to progress on AI-based countermeasure selection, intent-based countermeasure refinement and verification.

Solayman, our Ph.D student hosted at LORIA, Université de Lorraine, had the opportunity to present his ongoing thesis work at the French-Japanese Cybersecurity Workshop that was held online, on April 20th during the WG7 session on Network Security and Measurements.

A GRIFIN poster will be presented at the French Interdisciplinary Workshop on Global Security (WISG).