European IST Research

European Security Project Research (2004 - 2006)

DAIDALOS: Designing Advanced network Interfaces for the Delivery and Administration of Location independent, Optimised personal Services is an EU Framework Programme 6 Integrated Project. http://www.ist-daidalos.org/
European SecureIST Project: The purpose of the SecurIST project is to deliver a Strategic Research Agenda for ICT Security and Dependability R&D for Europe. http://www.securitytaskforce.org/ and http://www.ist-securist.org/
ESFORS: European Security Forum for Web Services, Software & Systems (coming into full play jan 2006)

European Project Publications

Fitzgerald M. William, Doolin Kevin, Mahon Fiona, Hauser Christian, Gomez-Skarmeta Antonio, Butler Stephen, Schlosser peter, Weyl Benjamin, "Daidalos Security Framework for Mobile Service", Echallenges2005. (pdf)

Clarke James,Fitzgerald M. William, "SecurIST: Co-ordinating the development of a Strategic Research Agenda for Security and Dependability R&D ", Information Security Solutions Europe, ISSE, Budapest, Hungary, September 2005 (pdf)

Fitzgerald M. William, Clarke James, "SecurIST: Co-ordinating the development of a Strategic Research Agenda for Security and Dependability R&D ", 39th IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology, October 2005.(pdf)

Zeta Dooley, Fitzgerald M. William, Clarke James, "SecurIST: Ensuring Secure, Dependable & Resiliant European ICT Technologies to Empower the Citizen, Protect Critical Infrastructure & Provide Economic Growth ", Euro-Atlantic Symposium on Critical Information Infrastructure Assurance, Switzerland, march 2006 (pdf)

European FP7 Public Project Reports

SecurIST (Security beyond 2010):
Zeta Dooly, Jim Clarke, W. Fitzgerald, W. Donnelly, Michel Riguidel, Keith Howker, "D3.3 – ICT Security & Dependability Research beyond 2010: Final strategy" (pdf)

Clark J. James, Fitzgerald M. William, "SecurIST Second Workshop Report" Brussels, 19th April 2005. (pdf)

Fitzgerald M. William, Clark J. James, "SecurIST Inaugural Workshop Report" Brussels, 18th January 2005. (pdf)