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Informačnú bezpečnosť nestačí učiť,
treba ju žiť

Február - August 2023

Spolupráca odborníkov a učiteľov vo vzdelávaní pre bezpečný kybernetický svet.
Realizátor EISI, o.z. a partneri s finančnou podporou SK-NIC Foundation
Summer school of cybercriminality is a five-day intensive training program for students of computer science, law, or related fields from Slovak and Czech universitiesfocused on information and cybersecurity.

In lectures and practical workshops, the students will familiarize themselves with basic aspects of cybersecurity, network attacks analysis, and malware detection.
With experienced instructors, participants will address simple or more complex security incidents from both a technical and legal perspective. They will experience a simulated cybercrime investigation and forensic analysis.
In conclusion, the working teams will analyse legal issues related to information technologies.

Registration


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Organisational support

The following are involved in the project

  • teachers and doctoral students from the Faculty of Science UPJS, the civic association EISI, o.z.
  • experts from commercial and state organisations handling cybersecurity
  • legal profession representatives, whose agenda focuses on criminal law

Agenda

Simulation of an attack on organisation
Public resources and their analysis (OSINT, HUMINT)
Introduction to information security and cybersecurity
Incident handling and incident response
Digital evidence gathering
Malware analysis
Digital forensic analysis
Preparing security incident report
Legal aspects of incident response
Communication with media
Criminal proceedings
Legal aspects of malware
Cybercriminality
Indictment
Incident presentation
Evaluation of security incident reports
Mock trial

Speakers SSC 2024

2FA a PM na sirku 1
Ján Kopriva, TBD
SANS
2FA a PM na sirku 1
Ján Kopriva
SANS
2FA a PM na sirku 1
Ján Kopriva
SANS
2FA a PM na sirku 1
Ján Kopriva
SANS
  • Ladislav Bačo, Eva Marková (ESET)
  • Pavol Sokol, Laura Bachňáková Rózenfeldová, Kristína Kováčová (UPJŠ)
  • Jozef Andraško, Michal Rampášek, Marek Kordík, Petra Dražová (UNIBA)
  • Ján Dobroš
  • Ján Trangel (Zive.sk)
Cooperation of students

Five four-member teams are formed during the training camp. Each team consists of two computer science students and two law students.

The team works together to solve tasks, whether it is predominantly a technical task or a legal problem. Each task requires understanding and solving the problem from an IT and legal perspectives. Thus, students become familiar with different areas, gain practical experience and learn to solve cybersecurity problems together.

Professional development

The program offers a variety of benefits for both computer science and law students. Computer science students will gain valuable insights into cybercrime and forensic analysis, while law students will learn about computer crime and information and communication technology law. This knowledge will be essential for future lawyers, who will need to understand the legal implications of cybercrime and be able to effectively prosecute these cases. Computer scientists will also benefit from the program, as they will gain the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the field of cybersecurity.

Graduates of the Summer School of Cybercrime will gain knowledge and practical experience that will advance their professional growth. They may not yet be ready for all the tasks of a security analyst or cybercrime expert, but they have a chance to embark on a stellar career in the profession of the future.

Support of SSC 2024

The budget for the Summer School of Cybercrime covers the costs of student and lecturer accommodation, meals, and materials. We are grateful to our partners for their generous support, which helps us to make this program possible.