The three-year Cyber Competence 2020 project started on 28th of February, 2017. The project’s main objective is to form specialization studies in cybercrime prevention at the Police University College of Finland by 2020. This objective will be achieved in close collaboration with the Institute of Information Technology of the Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences (JAMK).
The scope of JYVSECTEC’s cyber exercise activities expands to also cover industrial automation environments. As part of the the cyber exercise arranged at JAMK on 15–16 February 2017, the Finnish national electricity transmission grid operator Fingrid Oyj and power grid company Elenia Oy piloted a new cyber security exercise targeted at operators in the industry […]
The aim of the project is to create an assessment model named FINCSC PLUS that expands the basic-level assessment model FINCSC set up for assessing the level of cybersecurity in SMEs in particular. Duration 02/2017 – 08/2018 Funding programme Appropriation for launching regional innovations and experiments (AIKO) Implementing party JAMK University of Applied Sciences Ltd, Institute […]
Construction phase 2010 – 2014 First negotiations about co-operation in research and development program around network and computer security were launched with Finnish industry in December 2010. Those negotiations led to the funding proposal of the JYVSECTEC –program focused to the development environments and to the systems of command, control and surveillance centers. JYVSECTEC –program […]
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JAMK University of Applied Sciences, Institute of Information Technology
Piippukatu 2,
40100 Jyväskylä, Finland
jyvsectec@jamk.fi
