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NICS Lab - University of Malaga (NICS LAB)

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Spain
+34951952910
jlm@lcc.uma.es
http://www.nics.uma.es
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Contact person

Javier Lopez (Full Professor at University of Malaga)

Field of Activity


3. FORENSIC SCIENCES
» Digital forensics

5. TECHNOLOGIES & MATERIALS
» Sensor equipment and technologies

6. INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
» ICT applications
» Communication equipment and technologies
» Cyber security
» Network technologies

Core competencies

NICS Lab is an international leading Security research group headed by Javier Lopez, Full Professor of
the Computer Science Department at University of Malaga. NICS is composed of 20 persons, including
faculty members, post-docs researchers, top PhD students, and technical and management staff,
being
distributed on two different locations, the university premises at Andalusian Scientific Park and the
Computer Science Department at Campus Teatinos.

The research activities of the group started back in 1994, when Prof. Lopez published his first
research work on electronic mail security in Local Area Networks, followed by others on probabilistic
primality tests for public keys, and public-key directories security based on neural networks. Since
then, NICS members have published over 200 publications, among them more than 40 journal
publications with impact factor (ISI-ranked).

Additionally, NICS members have participated in more than 40 security research projects at
international and national level, funded by V, VI and VII European Frameworks Programmes as well as
by different Ministries in Spain, Japan, Norway and Singapore.

NICS Lab actively participates in international committees and Working Groups in the Security area,
as
well as in the organization of multiple international conferences and workshops. Moreover, NICS is
particularly dynamic in the exchange of researchers with other research institutions, having signed
official scientific and technical cooperation agreements in US with NIST (Information Technology
Laboratory, Computer Security Division), and in Singapore with I2R (Cryptography & Security
Department).

Over the years, NICS members have been especially active in technology transfer to companies like
ATOS Origin, HP Labs, Telefonica, France Telecom, Siemens, Indra, Banesto, Orange, Endesa,
Sermepa and Telvent, as well as to public entities like the Spanish Ministry of Defense, the
Andalusian
Government, and RedIRIS (Spanish advanced communications network for academic and R+D
Centres).

Horizon Europe Research Focus


RTD Experience

 Project CoordinatorProject PartnerProject Acronyms
Horizon Europe-ICT- NeCS (Training Network on Cyber security). MSCA-ITN-
H2020 programme
- NESSOS (Network of Excelence on Engineering Secure
Future Internet Software Services and Systems)
- PASSIVE (Policy-Assessed system-level Security of
Sensitive Information processing in Virtualised
Environments)
- PICOS (Privacy and Identity Management for
Community
Services)
- SPIKE (Secure Process-oriented Integrative Service
Infrastructure for Networked Enterprises)
National Security Research Projects-SADCIP (Security for Industry 4.0)
- PRECISE (Proceso para)
- SACO (Advanced Simulator for the organized cyber
defense)
- SPRINT (Security Services PlatfoRm for the INternet of
Things)
- ARES (Advanced REsearch on information Security and
privacy)
- OSAMI (Open Source Ambient Intelligence Commons
for an Open and Sustainable Internet)
- SECRET (Security of Critical Elements of Controlled
Electrical Networks)
- SEGUR@ (Security and Trust on the Information
Society)
- PROTECT-IC (Technologies for Critical Infrastructure
Protection on cyber-attacks)
- Feel@Home (Full Experience Extended Living @
Home)
- SERSAF (Security in the Health Networks of the
Future)
- ATENEA (Architecture, Middleware and Tools)
- CRISIS (Interconnected Sensor Networks for Critical
Information Infrastructure Protection)
- eCID (enlightened Critical Infrastructures Defense)
- IDENTICA (Advanced Identity Verification through
Biometrics and Personal Documentation in Secure
Environments)
- PRIVILEGE (Infraestructura de Certificación
Electrónica de Atributos y Administración de Privilegios
Delegables)
Other Security Research Projects Funded by the Andalusian Government Research
Program:
- PISCIS (Platform for the Secure Interconnection of
Critical Infrastructures)
- CIES (Wireless Communications in Healthcare
Environments)

ITEA:
- Open Source Infrastructure for Run-time Integration
of Services

FP6:
- GREDIA (GRid Enabled Access to Rich Media Content)
- UBISEC (Ubiquitous Networks with a Secure Provision
of Services, Access, and Content Delivery)
- SMEPP (Secure Middleware for Embedded Peer to Peer
systems)

FP5:
- CASENET (Computer-Aided solutions to Secure
ElectroNic commercE Transactions)


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