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INTERSCT.is basically astakeholder engagement networkthat brings together research and (technological) innovation on cyber-security for  Internet-of-Things (IoT) launched by theINTERSECT-project, the largest cyber-security project ever granted by the Dutch national research council NWO. INTERSECT is a public private partnership of more than 40 partners from academia, industry, government and civil society working on a novel multidisciplinary approach to cyber-security for IoT.The digitalization of our society and economy has led to a dependency on information and communication technologies that comes with serious cyber security risks. The IoT is becoming a pervasive infrastructure of trillions of IoT devices seamlessly connecting the cyber and the physical worlds, and overseeing our lives and economy while being completely unmanageable from a security perspective. To secure something we cannot manage, we need to re-think the security paradigm, delegating part of the security management to the system that needs to autonomously adapt to the changing environment, while remaining under our supervision, and re-think all our security technologies accordingly. Through a multidisciplinary approach we aim at a paradigm shift; a new life cycle to engineer secure IoT system, along with incentives and instruments to adopt the new methods and results for manufactures, governments and citizens, thereby enabling the birth and the growth of an Internet of Secure Things.More information about INTERSCT. and about the INTERSECT-project can be obtained from Harold Weffers, Program manager Cyber Security of Eindhoven University of Technology, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, h.t.g.weffers@tue.nl, +31 40 247 2526.ACCSS(pronounced as ‘access’ and short for ACademic Cyber Security Society), is the association for scientists who are active in the field of cyber-security in the Netherlands, both in the natural sciences as well as from the alpha and gamma sciences.

INTERSCT. and ACCSS

Towards a secure, safe, and resilient digital society

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<p>The <a href="https://INTERSCT.nl/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">INTERSECT</a>-project and <a href="https://www.ACCSS.nl/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">ACCSS</a> are organizing together with the Dutch Research Council (<a href="https://www.nwo.nl/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">NWO</a>), the Netherlands Cyber Security Center (<a href="https://www.NCSC.nl/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">NCSC</a>) and <a href="https://DHS.gov/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">DHS</a> a series of events focused on R&amp;D and (technological) innovation for cyber-security.  </p><p>We call this day a ‘’fusion” of different events, even with slightly different and also overlapping target groups. It also is a fusion of different cyber-security disciplines, and different parts of the knowledge chain. Collectively we are seeking a more cyber secure future, by organizing ourselves now. We do not start from scratch, but continue on a strong fundament of community building.</p>

<h3>Update 16 Nov 2021</h3><p>Regrettably and with a heavy heart, we have to inform you that despite our best efforts to try and provide an excellent conference program with inspiring speakers, panelists and moderators and a vibrant networking opportunity in a comfortable and safe environment, we had to decide to postpone the FUSION event on 24 November 2021, including its #INTERSCT21 part. 
</p><p>Even though the venue itself is a safe environment that is certified to be compliant with all measures imposed by the Dutch Government and even though most of the speakers, panelists, and moderators as well as participants indicated a willingness to participate in the event, we noticed a hesitation with a significant number of people as they did not feel completely confident about public events where certain earlier measures such as social distancing and the use of masks are no longer strictly required. As such concerns deserve to be considered very seriously and as we wanted to provide a comfortable and safe environment, we considered imposing a set of additional measures.
</p><p>Unfortunately, while discussing these additional measures, several speakers and panelists were confronted with new restrictions with respect to travelling and participating in events, which resulted in an unacceptable deterioration of the quality of the program. 
</p><p>As such, we could no longer guarantee an excellent program in a safe environment and consequently we had to decide to postpone the event to early 2022. 
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<h3>About INTERSECT</h3><p>Dutch society and economy are going full steam towards a Digital Revolution, and the Internet of Things is the engine that drives this change. An INTERnet of SECure Things (INTERSECT) is critical to all aspects of the digital transformation: from energy to health, from smart industries to smart cities, from a sustainable environment to citizen trust and a resilient society. Yet, major breakthroughs are needed to achieve this. Not only technical (e.g. updating and managing devices) but also regarding security certification, effective IoT monitoring, and overcoming operational and societal challenges limiting governance, privacy, assurance, and crime prevention capabilities across all sectors. </p><p>The INTERSECT public-private partnership tackles these challenges from a technical and societal perspective by bringing to the same table for the first time all top Security research groups in the Netherlands, together with with the top Dutch groups in the related fields of law and cybercrime and a broad range of stakeholders from the Dutch society and industry. INTERSECT implements a truly interdisciplinary approach across Computer Science, Law and Criminology, and is structured around the National Cyber Security Research Agenda (NCSRA) pillars to drive major breakthroughs in the IoT domains of Security-by-Design, Defence and Attack, Policy and Governance, and Privacy and Data Protection. </p><p>INTERSECT brings together the Dutch Excellence across multiple disciplines to drive the change to a safe and secure IoT environment for the digital transformation in the Netherlands, leading to game-changing breakthroughs impacting industry, academia, policy-makers, and society at large. </p><p>INTERSCT. is the <em>stakeholder engagement network</em> associated with the INTERSECT project.</p>

<h3>About ACCSS</h3><p><a href="https://www.ACCSS.nl/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">ACCSS </a>is the recently established <em>ACademic Cyber Security Society </em>and is an  association for scientists who are active in the field of cyber security in the Netherlands, both in the natural sciences as well as from the alpha and gamma sciences</p>

<h3>Previous edition</h3><p>If you are interested in more information about the 2020 edition of this event, then please refer to <a href="https://INTERSCT.nl/INTERSCT20/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://INTERSCT.nl/INTERSCT20/</a>.</p>

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