Cyber Security Policy - Einzelansicht

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The course will be held as a BLOCK SEMINAR and may involve excursions (if possible and in accordance with applicable covid-19 regulations at the time). The course will be held within the time window on Friday afternoons indicated on PULS. Current planning:

16 April 15:00 -
23 April 15:00 - 17:00
07 May 15:00 - 17:00
14 May 14:00 - 17:00
[more dates will be announced]

The exact planning will be communicated to students at the beginning of the course.

The ongoing digitalization of all aspects of life offers enormous opportunities, particularly for economic growth, societal development and research. However, it also gives rise to several new threats. Critical infrastructures, government communications, military assets and political processes increasingly rely on information technology, making them vulnerable to cyber attacks. These technologies and their use are now relevant for national security and states seek to address this challenge. As a result, cyber security has become one of the most pressing subjects of national, regional and international bodies and initiatives. This course aims at providing students with an overview and practical understanding of the most significant topics in the field, national actors in Germany as well as regional and international processes in the area of cyber security and defence.