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| − | |Beschreibung DE=Critical information infrastructures (CII) are sociotechnical systems comprising essential software components and information systems with pivotal impact on individuals, organizations, governments, economies, and society. We work on research challenges concerned with the design, development, and evaluation of reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems. Our research features a strong domain focus, in particular, on internet and health care industries. The principal goal of our research is theorizing on and designing the applications and methods required for creation and innovation of sociotechnical systems with auspicious value propositions. In our studies, we rigorously employ a variety of interdisciplinary methods and build on theories from information systems and related disciplines. Our work accounts for the multifaceted use contexts of information and communication technologies with research on human behavior affecting CII and vice versa. This enables us to rigorously generate strong theoretical insights while simultaneously producing research outputs of relevance to practical audiences.<br><br>Our main research contexts are reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems within the scope of critical infrastructures, innovative health IT applications, cloud computing services, and information security solutions. | + | |Beschreibung DE=Critical information infrastructures (CII) are sociotechnical systems comprising essential software components and information systems with pivotal impact on individuals, organizations, governments, economies, and society. We work on research challenges concerned with the design, development, and evaluation of reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems. Our research features a strong domain focus, in particular, on internet and health care industries. The principal goal of our research is theorizing on and designing the applications and methods required for creation and innovation of sociotechnical systems with auspicious value propositions. In our studies, we rigorously employ a variety of interdisciplinary methods and build on theories from information systems and related disciplines. Our work accounts for the multifaceted use contexts of information and communication technologies with research on human behavior affecting CII and vice versa. This enables us to rigorously generate strong theoretical insights while simultaneously producing research outputs of relevance to practical audiences.<br><br>Our main research contexts are reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems within the scope of critical infrastructures, innovative health IT applications, cloud computing services, blockchain technologies, and information security solutions. |
| − | |Beschreibung EN=Critical information infrastructures (CII) are sociotechnical systems comprising essential software components and information systems with pivotal impact on individuals, organizations, governments, economies, and society. We work on research challenges concerned with the design, development, and evaluation of reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems. Our research features a strong domain focus, in particular, on internet and health care industries. The principal goal of our research is theorizing on and designing the applications and methods required for creation and innovation of sociotechnical systems with auspicious value propositions. In our studies, we rigorously employ a variety of interdisciplinary methods and build on theories from information systems and related disciplines. Our work accounts for the multifaceted use contexts of information and communication technologies with research on human behavior affecting CII and vice versa. This enables us to rigorously generate strong theoretical insights while simultaneously producing research outputs of relevance to practical audiences.<br><br>Our main research contexts are reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems within the scope of critical infrastructures, innovative health IT applications, cloud computing services, and information security solutions. | + | |Beschreibung EN=Critical information infrastructures (CII) are sociotechnical systems comprising essential software components and information systems with pivotal impact on individuals, organizations, governments, economies, and society. We work on research challenges concerned with the design, development, and evaluation of reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems. Our research features a strong domain focus, in particular, on internet and health care industries. The principal goal of our research is theorizing on and designing the applications and methods required for creation and innovation of sociotechnical systems with auspicious value propositions. In our studies, we rigorously employ a variety of interdisciplinary methods and build on theories from information systems and related disciplines. Our work accounts for the multifaceted use contexts of information and communication technologies with research on human behavior affecting CII and vice versa. This enables us to rigorously generate strong theoretical insights while simultaneously producing research outputs of relevance to practical audiences.<br><br>Our main research contexts are reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems within the scope of critical infrastructures, innovative health IT applications, cloud computing services, blockchain technologies, and information security solutions. |
|Forschungsgruppenleiter=Ali Sunyaev | |Forschungsgruppenleiter=Ali Sunyaev | ||
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Critical Information Infrastructures
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Beschreibung
Critical information infrastructures (CII) are sociotechnical systems comprising essential software components and information systems with pivotal impact on individuals, organizations, governments, economies, and society. We work on research challenges concerned with the design, development, and evaluation of reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems. Our research features a strong domain focus, in particular, on internet and health care industries. The principal goal of our research is theorizing on and designing the applications and methods required for creation and innovation of sociotechnical systems with auspicious value propositions. In our studies, we rigorously employ a variety of interdisciplinary methods and build on theories from information systems and related disciplines. Our work accounts for the multifaceted use contexts of information and communication technologies with research on human behavior affecting CII and vice versa. This enables us to rigorously generate strong theoretical insights while simultaneously producing research outputs of relevance to practical audiences.
Our main research contexts are reliable, secure, and purposeful software and information systems within the scope of critical infrastructures, innovative health IT applications, cloud computing services, blockchain technologies, and information security solutions.
CII Neuigkeiten
Lehre
Offene Abschlussarbeiten (Bachelor / Master)
| Vorlesung | Termin |
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| Angewandte Informatik II: Informatiksysteme für eCommerce | SoSe |
| Emerging Trends in Critical Information Infrastructures | SoSe |
| Praktikum: Critical Information Infrastructures | SoSe |
Aktuelle Ausschreibungen
Studentische Hilfskraft an der Forschungsgruppe Critical Information Infrastructures
(Simon Warsinsky)
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Personen
Leitung
Postdoktoranden
- Philipp Danylak
- Tobias Dehling
- Malte Greulich
- Richard Guse
- David Jin
- Sebastian Lins
- Benjamin Sturm
- Simon Warsinsky
Doktorierende
- Jan Bartsch
- Mikael Beyene
- Mandy Goram
- Anton Grube
- Shanshan Hu
- Niclas Kannengießer
- Jens Lansing
- Florian Leiser
- Konstantin Pandl
- Sascha Rank
- Maximilian Renner
- Manuel Schmidt-Kraepelin
- Michael Sosna
- Heiner Teigeler
- Philipp Toussaint
Aktive Projekte
Unsere Forschung wird gefördert durch
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European Cloud Service Data Protection Certification Ziel des Forschungsprojekts „European Cloud Service Data Protection Certification“ (AUDITOR) ist die Konzeptionierung, exemplarische Umsetzung und Erprobung einer nachhaltig anwendbaren EU-weiten Datenschutzzertifizierung von Cloud-Diensten. Als Konsortialführer sind wir maßgeblich bei der Erreichung des Ziels beteiligt. http://www.auditor-cert.de |
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ePill - electronic Patient Information Leaflets (Electronic Patient Information LeafLets) ist eine patientenzentrierte Webanwendung, die eine patientenfreundliche Darstellung von aggregierten und personalisierten Medikamenteninformationen anbietet. ePill bessert die Nachteile konventioneller Beipackzettel aus, indem Lesbarkeits-, Verständnis- und inhaltliche Aspkete an die Nutzerbedürfnisse angepasst werden. Darüber hinaus wird durch die verbesserte Darstellung der Medikamenteninformationen zur Lösung des anhaltenden Problems der Therapietreue beigetragen, indem der Informationsbeschaffungsprozess für einzunehmende Medikamente vereinfacht wird. http://epill.uni-koeln.de |
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Project Multi-Disciplinary Identification of Lineage-Specific Signaling Dependencies in Cancer (MILES) Das Projekt Multi-Disciplinary Identification of Lineage-Specific Signaling Dependencies in Cancer (MILES) hat die Identifikation von einzigartigen, Tumorwachstum vermittelnden Signalnetzwerken in individuellen Tumor-Zelllinien zum Ziel. Wir konzentrieren uns hierbei auf die Integration von Erkenntnissen aus der Biowissenschaft und Wirtschaftsinformatik und entwickeln ein Framework zur sicheren und datenschutzgerechten Verarbeitung von Genomdaten in Cloud-Computing-Umgebungen. http://miles.uni-koeln.de |
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Project Next Generation Certification (NGCert) Das Projekt „Next Generation Certification“ (NGCert) beschäftigt sich mit der Forschung und Entwicklung dynamischer Zertifizierungen für Cloud-Services, die es ermöglichen kritische Anforderungen an Cloud-Services kontinuierlich und (teil-)automatisiert zu überprüfen. Wir entwickelt im Rahmen des Projektes NGCert Metriken, Messmethoden und Gestaltungsrichtlinien zur kontinuierlichen und (teil-)automatisierten Zertifizierung von Cloud-Services. http://www.ngcert.de |
| Trusted Blockchain Das Ziel unseres Forschungsprojektes „Trusted Blockhain“ ist es, eine Zertifizierung für Distributed Ledger Technologies praxisnah und ganzheitlich zu entwickeln, um Unsicherheiten im Markt zu reduzieren und die Entwicklung vertrauenswürdiger und sicherer Technologien zu unterstützen. | |
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Unblackboxing IT Certifications Ziel des Forschungsprojekts „Unblackboxing IT Certifications“ ist es, die Wirkung von IT-Zertifikaten auf die Wahrnehmung von Kunden und Plattformanbietern zu erforschen. Im Forschungskontext elektronischer Märkte gehen wir u.a. der Frage nach, wie Online-Gütesiegel von Kunden und Online-Shops wahrgenommen werden. Die Ergebnisse des Forschungsprojekts sollen u.a. dazu beitragen, ein tiefes grundlegendes Verständnis für die Wirksamkeit von IT-Zertifikaten zu erlangen. |
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