Virtual Research Workshops

The Virtual Research Workshops provide cybersecurity researchers and practitioners with a platform to present and get feedback on research projects and papers.

We hold monthly hour-long workshop meetings where participants can present research to the community. To ensure high-quality feedback, for each presentation an expert discussant will be identified and assigned to each paper who will provide detailed comments, before opening up the discussion to all participants.

This Workshop has three main goals.

First, it promotes cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary dialogue.

Second, it aims to foster a community of trust among Europe’s cybersecurity experts.

Third, it aspires to support junior scholars who may lack local networks providing guidance since cybersecurity remains an emerging field of research. To that end, we explicitly welcome submissions by junior scholars.

Would you like to present your paper or be discussant at the Virtual Research Workshops? Please email us your title and abstract (max. 250 words) at cyberworkshops@eccri.eu.

Workshop leaders

Lilly Pijnenburg Muller

Research Workshop Leader

Lennart Maschmeyer

Research Workshop Leader
Upcoming workshops
Protecting Objects in Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure:The Status of the Data Centre in International and EU law
14.12.2023
Mando Rachovitsa, University of Groningen
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TBA
25.01.2024
Sarah Backman, Stockholm University
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The Normative Power of the Factual: How State Practice Shapes Understandings About Direct Public Political Attribution of Cyber Operations
29.02.2024
Christina Rupp, Stiftung Neue Verantwortung
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    Past workshops
    Systems Warfare
    30.11.2023
    Iain J. Cruickshank, US Army Cyber Institute
    The power of the ‘Whole-of-Society’
    02.11.2023
    Andrew Dwyer, Royal Holloway University
    Offensive cyber capabilities from the global south perspective
    31.08.2023
    Eduardo Izycki, Instituto Brasiliense de Direito Público
    Offensive Cyber, Reflections
    29.06.2023
    Daniel Moore, Meta
    Defensive but disruptive operations: Evolving the framework of state responses to malicious cyber activity
    25.05.2023
    Jakob Bund, SWP
    Kerstin Zettl-Schabath, University of Heidelberg
    Martin Müller, University of Innsbruck
    Click! Fight! Win!: Cyberpower in Great Power Competition
    20.04.2023
    Gentry Lane, Anova Intelligence

    FAQ

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    What can participants expect during these workshops?

    Participants can present their research to the community. To ensure constructive feedback, we assign an expert discussant to every paper, who offers in-depth comments before opening up the discussion to all attendees.

    Who can present their research at the workshops?

    Both established and junior cybersecurity researchers and practitioners are welcome to present their research. Special emphasis is given to encourage submissions from junior scholars to support their growth in the field.

    How is the feedback process structured during the workshop?

    Each presented paper will have a designated expert discussant. This discussant will provide comprehensive comments on the paper. Following this, a broader discussion involving all workshop participants will be held.