Verleihung der IANUS-Preise 2024: Vier Arbeiten zu Cyber- und nuklearer Rüstungskontrolle, Online-Protesten sowie IT-Sicherheitsverhalten ausgezeichnet

Verleihung der IANUS-Preise 2024: Vier Arbeiten zu Cyber- und nuklearer Rüstungskontrolle, Online-Protesten sowie IT-Sicherheitsverhalten ausgezeichnet

IANUS steht für naturwissenschaftlich-technische Friedens- und Konfliktforschung an der Technischen Universität Darmstadt; oftmals interdisziplinär unter Einbeziehung der Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaften. Der IANUS-Preis würdigt herausragende Qualifikationsarbeiten aus allen Fachrichtungen der TU Darmstadt. Eingereicht werden konnten bis zum 31. Juli 2024 Qualifikationsarbeiten

Deep Learning in Textual Low-Data Regimes for Cybersecurity – Congratulations to *Dr. rer. nat.* Markus Bayer on the successful defense of his doctoral thesis

Deep Learning in Textual Low-Data Regimes for Cybersecurity – Congratulations to *Dr. rer. nat.* Markus Bayer on the successful defense of his doctoral thesis

Professionals in cybersecurity are overwhelmed by the growing amount of publicly available data on cyber threats, complicating threat analysis. Initially, clustering techniques are explored to manage this data by grouping it into broad categories. Still, these methods must be revised

Citizens in Crises: Behavior, Dependencies, and Technological Support of Digital Self-Organization – Congratulations to *Dr. rer. nat.* Steffen Haesler on the successful defense of his doctoral thesis

Citizens in Crises: Behavior, Dependencies, and Technological Support of Digital Self-Organization – Congratulations to *Dr. rer. nat.* Steffen Haesler on the successful defense of his doctoral thesis

In crises, people naturally self-organize by helping in their communities, volunteering, or working with professionals. Technology plays a crucial role in crisis management and volunteering, with tools like social media and specialized software, such as COVID tracing apps, facilitating collaboration.

Navigating Misinformation: User-Centered Design and Evaluation of Indicator-Based Digital Interventions – Congratulations to *Dr.-Ing.* Katrin Hartwig on the successful defense of her doctoral thesis

Navigating Misinformation: User-Centered Design and Evaluation of Indicator-Based Digital Interventions – Congratulations to *Dr.-Ing.* Katrin Hartwig on the successful defense of her doctoral thesis

Navigating the complex digital information landscape is increasingly challenging due to the overabundance of both reliable and false information, especially on social media. Technologies to help users navigate within this information have the potential to have a positive impact on

Privacy Preserving Data Management: Assisting Users in Data Disclosure Scenarios – Congratulations to *Dr.-Ing.* Sebastian Linsner on the successful defense of his doctoral thesis

Privacy Preserving Data Management: Assisting Users in Data Disclosure Scenarios – Congratulations to *Dr.-Ing.* Sebastian Linsner on the successful defense of his doctoral thesis

Users often need to share their data but are not always informed about its use or consequences. Sebastian Linsner’s PhD thesis „Privacy Preserving Data Management: Assisting Users in Data Disclosure Scenarios“ aims to help users by incorporating their perspectives into

Schutz von Bürgerinnen und Bürgern im digitalen Raum – PEASEC moderiert Session beim BMBF-Innovationsforum „Zivile Sicherheit“

Schutz von Bürgerinnen und Bürgern im digitalen Raum – PEASEC moderiert Session beim BMBF-Innovationsforum „Zivile Sicherheit“

Das BMBF-Innovationsforum „Zivile Sicherheit“ 2024, ausgerichtet vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, fand am 7. und 8. Mai im WECC Westhafen Berlin statt. Dieses Forum brachte führende Experten zusammen, um über innovative Ansätze in der zivilen Sicherheitsforschung zu diskutieren. Die