MUSES

Corporate security with the user at heart The overall purpose of MUSES is to foster corporate security by reducing the risks introduced by user behaviour.

Data security and privacy are of fundamental importance to organizations, where they are defined and managed via Security Policies. Most security incidents are caused by organisation insiders, either by their lack of knowledge or inadequate or malicious behaviour. Nowadays, information is highly distributed amongst corporate servers, the cloud and multiple personal devices like PDAs, tablets and s

mart phones. These are not only information holders but also user interfaces to access corporate information. Besides, the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) practice is becoming more common in large organisations, posing new security threats and blurring the limits between corporate and personal use. In this situation enforcement of Security Policies is increasingly difficult, as any strategy with a chance to succeed must take into account several changing factors: information delocalisation, access from heterogeneous devices and mixing of personal and professional activities. Besides, any mechanism or control must be user friendly and provide non-intrusive, clear feedback on the risk being incurred at any time. MUSES will provide a device independent, user-centric and self-adaptive corporate security system, able to cope with the concept of seamless working experience on different devices, in which a user may start a session on a device and location and follow up the process on different devices and locations, without corporate digital asset loss. Metrics of usability, context risk evaluation, user current trust situation and device exposure level will be defined and several guidelines for design of secure applications, company policies and context-based security requirements will be produced. A real-time trust and risk analysis engine will also be developed with security mechanisms hard to compromise once installed on the target platforms.

11/11/2015

Group picture after evaluation of an EXCELLENT project

11/11/2015

Very important day for the project and all of us.

Today we are presenting the final Muses prototype to our project officer and reviewers at the European Commission.

04/09/2015

Ending an intense MUSES Year 3 pre-review meeting

27/07/2015

The paper “Defining and Evaluating Software Project Success Indicators: a GQM-based Case Study”, authored by our WIND colleagues L.Lavazza, E.Frumento, and R.Mazza has just won the Best Paper award at the recent 10th International Conference on Software Engineering and Applications (ICSOFT-EA/ICSOFT) held in Colmar from 20 to 22 July 2015.

https://www.musesproject.eu/best-paper-award-on-a-paper-on-gqm-approach-of-muses/

The paper “Defining and Evaluating Software Project Success Indicators: a GQM-based Case Study"

24/06/2015

The second round of trials for MUSES prototype #2 validations started the third week of June.

Read more in www.musesproject.eu

The second round of trials for MUSES prototype #2 validations started the third week of June

10/06/2015

Persuasive Technologies and Apps to change human behavior have the power to solve serious societal challenges and to support human values.

Examples are environmental pollution, waste of natural resources, health problems and information insecurity. From an industrial perspective, persuasive interaction is an incredibly powerful tool for businesses to increase conversion rates of customers.

Marc Busch from the AIT – Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH will share insights and how-to’s on the design of personalized persuasive interactions.

12/05/2015

MUSES participation in the CSP Forum

Last week, 28-29 April, Cyber Security and Privacy Innovation Forum 2015 (CSP Forum) took place in Brussels. Besides conferences and panels, there was an exhibition of many of the FP7 and H2020 -funded cyber security related projects. Among them, one you know very well: MUSES. Sergio Zamarripa (S2 Grupo) and Yasir Ali (Sweden Connectivity) were in charge of everything, running the stand and giving explanations and brochures to all visitors

Last week, 28-29 April, Cyber Security and Privacy Innovation Forum 2015 (CSP Forum) took place in Brussels.

28/04/2015

Video shown in the Cybersecurity and Privacy Innovation FORUM event.

This event will be held in Brussels on 27-28 April 2015 and MUSES will participate at it.

The CSP Innovation Forum 2015 is organised by the European Commission, DG CNECT (Unit H4 Trust & Security) and the CSP Forum. This event will include DG CNECT H2020 information sessions relating to ‘Digital Security:Cybersecurity,Privacy & Trust’ calls in 2015, and hot topical technical track sessions on challenges and issues in the Cybersecurity and Privacy Domain

The Forum is supported by the 4CLOUD, ATTPS, IPACSO, PRIPARE, SECCORD, SECURED and TREsPASS projects.

The event is an opportunity for all projects funded under European Commission, DG CNECT (Unit H4 Trust & Security), to showcase their projects activities and outputs to the wider community. To this effect, a dedicated exhibition space for each project willing to attend has been reserved.

MUSES will use this opportunity to present the current version of our Prototype: a poster and videos showing the product and real demos. Sergio Zamarripa (S2 Grupo) and Yasir Alí (Sweden Connectivity) will be the two representatives of MUSES project in this event.

Further information of the event and the MUSES experience there will be given at its conclusion.

More information about the event at https://www.cspforum.eu/2015

https://www.musesproject.eu/

Video shown in the Cybersecurity and Privacy Innovation FORUM event. This event will be held in Brussels on 27-28 April 2015 and MUSES will participate at it...

09/04/2015

TRIALS OF MUSES PROTOTYPE #1

The Trials of MUSES prototype #1, which started at the end of January, are still running. Currently, the experiment is about to be completed.

A total number of sixty participants of S2 Grupo staff are collaborating in MUSES validation experiment. These participants belong to Consultancy department mainly and to Valencia CERT staff, driven by S2 Grupo. All them have high knowledge of IT technologies but are not aware of MUSES behavior, to make the trials blind to the expected behavior of the system. An average of thirty participants are connected each day.

The Trials of MUSES prototype #1, which started at the end of January, are still running. Currently, the experiment is about to be completed.

09/04/2015

MUSES-HACKATHON RESULTS

The first MUSES-related hackathon took place during the last MUSES's partners meeting in Granada. One main project starred the hackathon, the Muses server web based user interface, which is devoted to allow the CSO to configure and control MUSES, and to access the MUSES feedback.

The first MUSES-related hackathon took place during the last MUSES's partners meeting in Granada

11/03/2015

HACKATHON IN DISTRIBUTED CORPORATE SECURITY
25-26 March at CEVUG/OSL (University of Granada, Spain)
If you want to participate in an European Project and see how a real corporate security systemworks, join us!
https://www.musesproject.eu/hackathon-in-distributed-corporate-security/

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