Author Archives: Hans-Joachim Hof
Professor Hof re-elected to the Presidium of the Society of Informatics
Professor Hans-Joachim Hof was re-elected to the Executive Committee of the Society of Informatics today. He was already a member of this board from 2016-2019. "The Society for Informatics (GI) is the largest and most important specialist society for computer science in the German-speaking world with around 20,000 personal and 250 corporate members and has been representing the interests of […]
MehrProfessor Hof in the University Management of thi responsible for the topic of digital teaching
Professor Hans-Joachim Hof will now take over the development of the Competence Center for Digital Teaching and Learning at the Technical University of Ingolstadt as well as the management of the university-wide steering group Digitization of Teaching.
MehrSprint4Local to support the Ingolstadt economy in the Corona crisis
brigk and IFG call on all startups, creatives and creators to take part in a Corona Challenge.Under the motto "One week for Ingolstadt" you have the opportunity to counteract the effects of the Corona virus for small and medium-sized enterprises and to help them survive the crisis. The brigk provides the common organizational and technical framework conditions to help you […]
MehrNew project starts at INSicherheit: HATS3 – Holistic Automotive Tests of Security, Safety and Energy Storage Systems
Accidental or burning hybrid and electric vehicles receive special attention in the media landscape. This leads to uncertainty among prospective buyers and, consequently, to a loss of confidence in the technology. Vehicle accidents or fires are caused, among other things, by system-side malfunctions. In particular, the large amount of complex software inevitably leads to system errors that may pose a […]
MehrThesis "Methodology for Attack Modeling for Security Tests"
Tina Volkersdorfer recently submitted her master's thesis "Methodology for Attack Modeling for Security Tests" at INSicherheit. The work was carried out within the framework of the research project MASSiF (Model-Based Security and Safety for Environment–Based Vehicle Functions). The developed methodology for attacker modelling should make it possible in automotive software projects in the future to use the security considerations that […]
MehrOpen Source Tool: Watchpoint
The open source tool "Watchpoint", a network monitoring system for home networks, was developed as part of a bachelor's thesis at INSicherheit. The source code is thankfully provided by the author of the bachelor's thesis as open source: Link
MehrInvitation: Lecture "Analysis of Digital Forensics Capabilities on State-of-the-art Vehicles"
INSicherheit cordially invites you to the lecture "Analysis of Digital Forensics Capabilities of State-of-the-art Vehicles" on 14.01.2020 at 15:45 in room D202 at the Technical University Ingolstadt, Esplanade 10, 85049 Ingolstadt. In the lecture, Kevin Klaus Gomez Buquerin, external doctoral student in INSicherheit, presents the results of his master's thesis. Abstract: "Vehicles get increased attention in the field of security. […]
MehrLecture "Artificial Intelligence Methods for Unmanned Aerial Systems" on 04.12. Eliminates
The lecture "Artificial Intelligence Methods for Unmanned Aerial Systems" on 04.12. in the lecture series "Current Topics of Computer Science" unfortunately has to be omitted due to illness. The planned Christmas market visit is also no longer necessary.
MehrVisiting the European Association for Accident Research and Analysis
On 11/11/2019, the European Association for Accident Research and Analysis visited the Technical University of Ingolstadt. Professor Hans-Joachim Hof gave the greeting for the university and gave an overview of the work of in-Ingolstadt-based research group Applied IT Security in CARISSMA in the areas of Automotive Security and Secure Automotive Software. Kevin Buquerin, an external doctoral student in INSicherheit, went […]
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