Security and Privacy in Industrial Cooperation

Welcome to the Security and Privacy in Industrial Cooperation (SPICe) group. We are part of the Department of Computer Science at RWTH Aachen University. Led by Prof. Martin Henze, we work on making all aspects of industrial cooperation secure and privacy-preserving. To this end, our research and teaching centers around all technical security and privacy aspects of industrial networks and industrial data sharing, especially concerning production systems and power grids. Our group has been established to strengthen the security aspects of the cluster of excellence Internet of Production. Recently, we are especially focusing on securing industrial communication in modern 5G/6G networks.
If you are interested in learning more about our work, we invite you to register to the spice-info mailing list, which is used to inform about student talks as well as other talks and events (co-)organized by our group.
News
2023-11 | Excited to share that our paper on middlebox-aware end-to-end security for industrial communication has been accepted at ACM ASIACCS 2024! | |
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2023-11 | Our heartfelt congratulations go to our student Olav for receiving the ICT Young Researcher Award 2023! | |
2023-09 | Our paper on aggregating message authentication codes on lossy channels has been accepted at ACNS 2024! | |
2023-09 | We are currently looking for student assistants to work with us on cyber security for industrial 5G/6G communication (more details). | |
2023-08 | Sotiris joins our group as researcher and PhD candidate, καλώς ήρθες! | |
2023-08 | Papers accepted for publication at ESORICS 2023 and USENIX Security 2024! | |
2023-07 | A warm welcome to Thomas who joins our team as a researcher. | |
2023-06 | Jörn joins our team as a researcher and PhD candidate, welcome! | |
2023-05 | We are finally open-sourcing Wattson, our virtual testbed to comprehensively analyze the impact of cyberattacks on power grids (corresponding IEEE EuroS&P 2023 paper). | |
2023-04 | Large kick off workshop for the PlusMoSmart project to secure wireless communication for utility providers. |