What is the SURPRISE project about?
The SURPRISE project provides an advanced yet pragmatic approach for practical security and privacy (S&P) for smart environments: solutions that catalyse a broad set of applications and services, relying on well-understood and rigorously evaluated components that significantly advance the state of the art.
We tackle fundamental problems with far-reaching importance and relevance to potentially any smart environment.
Multi-University Project;
Trust management, including identity and credential management for S&P;
Lean, resilient S&P preserving communication and networking;
Data validation and S&P preserving processing
ScopeWe distill three key targets, three cornerstones of security and privacy for smart environments: trust management, lean and resilient communication, and data validation, storage, and analytics.
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GroupsThis multi-university initiative brings together five leading research groups at KTH, KAU, LiU and LTH.
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Advisory BoardA diverse set of stakeholders are part of the Project Advisory Board, notably with rich representation of Swedish industry.
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Below is a set of significant representative, across the project Work Packages, publications.
Research
About Us
Contact
For any query regarding the SSF-funded SURPRISE project, please contact Prof. P. Papadimitratos
For any query regarding the participating research groups, please contact the corresponding PI:
KTH-NSS: Prof. P. Papadimitratos
KTH-ISE: Prof. M. Skoglund
LiU: Prof. E. G. Larsson
LTH: Prof. T. Johansson
For any query regarding the website, please contact K. Kalogiannis
To find the Networked Systems Security group, please come to:
KTH Kista, Kistagången 16, Floor 4
Division of Communication Systems
Find us via map: 59°24'17.6"N 17°56'58.3"E